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Message: <blockquote data-quote="s@squ@tch" data-source="post: 3508162" data-attributes="member: 42885">Awesome!I love Greyhawk.  I will be submitting a NG Cleric of Pelor for this, the human daughter of the Phelans.Here is the character sheet crunch.  <a href="http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=3467623&postcount=1" target="_blank">Character Sheet</a>Leigh's Background:Leigh does not remember her birth parents, for she was too young when she was abducted, she also doesn't remember the abduction.  All of her memories involve Megan and Alan, to the point that she never questioned that she was not their child.  That is, until around the age of 10, when she realized that she did not look like them at all.  Megan had long black hair, fair complexion, and possessed a somewhat rounded figure, where Alan also had a thick crop of black hair, with a muscled, husky build.  Leigh had a head of light blond hair, almost white, and had a tan skin tone, on a lithe frame.  When the "Why Momma?" question finally was asked, Megan breathed out with a heavy sigh, and told Leigh to wait until her father came back and then they would have a family talk.  She was a bit anxious and pensive, waiting for Alan to come back from his shop.The conversation was a difficult one for Leigh, although she loved Alan and Megan with all of her heart, the story of her childhood was overwhelming.  It took her several months to finally come to accept her history.  Looking back, Leigh could not have asked for better parents.  Megan was a wonderful, caring mother and nurtured the loving, caring qualities in her.  Leigh took after Megan, rather than Alan -- she had a gentle nature, and always had to look away when Alan was butchering an animal in his shop.  She was not against the hunting of animals for food, she just preferred not to see it with her own eyes -- and she was definitely against hunting animals for sport.  She loved being outside under the sun.  She would spend all day in the summer being active, enjoying the warmth that the sun provided.  So it was natural that she followed in her mothers footsteps in the worship of Pelor.  Leigh would ask Megan questions about Pelor while they did the household tasks, working out under the sun, and Megan would instruct her in the teachings of her god.  Now, that she has grown up, she has become a devout follower of Pelor.  She entered the church around her 17th birthday, and recently completed her training, becoming a fully fledged priest.  She is unsure of what to do next, she is torn between setting out to see the world and spread the word of Pelor, or to stay in the village and help her mother tend the flock.Somewhere in the back of her mind, the curiousity that her birth parents might still be alive and out in the world silently sleeps.</blockquote>

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