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About Xylas Foundling

Init: +3 Speed: 30 Perception +8

DEFENSE
HP: 13 (d8+5) current: 13
AC: 16 (+3 armor, +3 dex)
Saves: fort +3 ref +3 will +5 (+2 ench)

OFFENSE
BAB +0 CMB +0 CMD 13

Longbow +3 ranged (1d8)
Club +0 melee (1d6)
mithril dagger

Spells: DC 12+spell level , channel 4/day
Domain: Community, Good 5/5
1- 3+1- bless (D), shield of faith, magic weapon, clw
0- 4- light, mend, stabilize, detect magic

Feats: Precise shot

Campaign Trait: You're the Guide (Bonus and class skill Survival and Know Nature)

Traits: Beast bond (handle animals/ride), Gregarious (reroll diplomacy)

Adventuring Skills: (2+1 fav class)
Diplomacy 1/6 (+3 class, +2 cha)
Know (local) 1/4 (+3 heritage)
Know (nature) 0/3 (+4 trait)
Know (religion) 1/4 (+3 class)
Perception 1/8 (+3 class, +2 wis, +2 heritage)
Ride 0/3 (+3 dex)
Survival 1/7 (+2 wis, +4 trait)

Background Skills:
Animal handling 1/6 (+3 class, +1 cha, +1 trait)
Profession (Innkeep) 1/6 (+3 class. +2 wis)

Heritage Traits: Low-light vision, Elf blood, Keen senses, Adaptability (know local), Immunity (sleep, part charm)

Class Abilities Cleric-good aura, channel- 1d6 4/day, DC 13
Calming touch- removes the fatigued, shaken, and sickened conditions 5/day; Touch of good- 5/day
Caravan bond- calming touch up to 30 feet to 3 others w/ daily group prayer

Equipment: holy symbol, stud leather, longbow, Two quivers of 20 arrows, dagger
Pack: silk rope, waterskin, alch fire
Purse: 3 gp

Party loot- 1,641 gp

Appearance:
Tall and thin with roughly shorn medium length sandy hair, Xylas has a ready smile and folksy manner. He's perhaps a little too honest and open due to growing up in a small village, but surprisingly cosmopolitan in his interests due to picking up things from travelers to the Waypost Inn.

Background:
Left upon the doorstep of a chapel of Erastil, Xylas was adopted by the kindly bachelor innkeeper of the tiny village of Waypost. He proved hard working and conscientious in all his duties, but particularly enjoyed his work in the stable, soothing the tired horses with the less raucous songs he learned from travelers who stayed at the inn.

The priest that had found the boy remained a watchful guardian as well making sure he was well versed in the Parables and learned to shoot the longbow. When the innkeeper eventually married a local widow and started a family of his own, Xylas felt able to turn his attention more to matters of faith and quickly became a devout acolyte. He was well liked in town for his good natured, honest demeanor, but he often felt more comfortable with the strangers staying at the inn than the provincial villagers who still referred to him as 'Xylas Half-fey' though they meant no real harm in it. To the disappointment of the priest, Xylas decided to become a pilgrim, a warder of caravans and beacon of light to homesteaders in the borderland forests.