| Full Name |
Sunny Willowood |
| Race |
Human |
| Classes/Levels |
Commoner 1; HP 10/10; AC 14, ff 12, t 12; Fort +1, Ref +2, Will +4; Init +2; Perception +8 |
| Gender |
Female |
| Size |
M |
| Age |
18 |
| Alignment |
NG |
| Languages |
Common, Sylvan |
| Occupation |
Farmer |
| Strength |
11 |
| Dexterity |
14 |
| Constitution |
12 |
| Intelligence |
12 |
| Wisdom |
18 |
| Charisma |
14 |
About Sunny Willowood
Sunny is of medium height and slight build, with long dark brown hair, dark eyes and sun-browned skin. She wears rustic and functional clothing. She has a melodious voice, and wear the scent of turned earth and cut grass in her hair and clothes.
Sunny Willowood
Human Female Commoner 1
NG Medium Humanoid
Init +2 Senses Perception +8
Defence
AC 14 ff 12 touch 12 (armour +2, dex +2)
Fort +1 Ref +2 Will +4
Hp 10 (1d6+4)
Offence
Melee club -4 (untrained) 1d6 OR
Melee sickle -4 (untrained) 1d6 OR
Ranged sling +2 (proficient) 1d4
Abilities
Str 11
Dex 14 (+2)
Con 12 (+1)
Int 12 (+1)
Wis 18 (+4)
Cha 14 (+2)
BAB +0, CMB +0, CMD 12
Skills
Handle Animal (1r) +6, Heal (Untrained) +6, Perception (1r) +8, Profession, Farmer (1r) +8, Survival (Untrained) +6, Swim (1r) +4
Feats
Toughness, Self Sufficient, Sling proficiency
Equipment
Travelling Outfit (long sleeved shirt, woollen trousers, smock with lots of pockets, sturdy boots, wide brimmed straw hat, rain poncho), spare outfit (town clothes with reasonably nice dress and waterproof hooded cloak), thick leather coat and fur mantle (equivalent to leather armour), sickle, sturdy walking stick (equivalent to club), sling, 20 sling bullets, backpack, bedroll, bell, belt pouch, blanket, canteen, flint and steel, hip flask, oil x4, paper x 10, lamp, survival kit (common), 70gp and 7sp (Sunny’s share from her parents selling the farm)
Bio and background
Sunny is the daughter of farmers and has always been good with animals and things that grow. The farm has fallen on hard times of late, and Sunny has had to turn to hunting and gathering to make ends meet, though she manages to retain her positive outlook and certainty that the land can provide. Her parents on the other hand are ready to pack it in and retire to town on their meagre savings, something that Sunny has no taste for. Although she’s good with animals and plants she has no love for the management and hard work that goes with running a successful farm – she’s more of a dreamer. She remains optimistic that some opportunity will present itself.
