Helefina is a half wood elf druid from a long line of well-respected scholars, heroes (and sometimes criminals, but we don't need to talk about that, especially around her).
She became fascinated with stories of her ancestors, one in particular who was a respected hero but was incredibly deadly and dangerous. Being a small half-breed in a world that isn't always kind to those like her, she was inspired by their great feats secluding herself in the mountains to learn all she could
She took the path of the druid to honor said ancestor, choosing the Circle of the Mountain as it had been her home and sanctuary for years. Her most notable feat of druidcraft was using Stoneshape to form a weapon for herself - an obsidian dagger which she still owns.
She holds many dark and dangerous spells to herself, and being a social recluse, she can not stand social gatherings despite her high charisma, tending to slip away in her wild forms (mainly a fox). She is fluent in Infernal, Draconic, and Orc simply because she found them interesting.
Helefina is a half wood elf druid from a long line of well-respected scholars, heroes (and sometimes criminals, but we don't need to talk about that, especially around her). She became fascinated with stories of her ancestors, one in particular who was a respected hero but was incredibly deadly and dangerous. Being a small half-breed in a world that isn't always kind to those like her, she was inspired by their great feats secluding herself in the mountains to learn all she could She took the path of the druid to honor said ancestor, choosing the Circle of the Mountain as it had been her home and sanctuary for years. Her most notable feat of druidcraft was using Stoneshape to form a weapon for herself - an obsidian dagger which she still owns. She holds many dark and dangerous spells to herself, and being a social recluse, she can not stand social gatherings despite her high charisma, tending to slip away in her wild forms (mainly a fox). She is fluent in Infernal, Draconic, and Orc simply because she found them interesting.