Stats for Shensen's levels, 6-19, are in the hardcover on page 392.
You could simply make her any way you want, though. The players won't know what you changed.
At level 8, she is a Monk 2/ Bard 1/ Druid 5 with 38hp
STR 8, DEX 14, CON 10, INT 14, WIS 16, CHA 12
Hope that helps.
I (now) have the hardback. But when I didn't, I used PCGEN to assist in levelling up NPC's (Stormblades, etc).
http://pcgen.sourceforge.net/01_overview.php
The advantage is you can export the resulant character as a statblock, or a full (pdf or html) character sheet, complete with spelllists, etc.
Great app.
Good luck!
Am I missing something as to why she has three classes? And why does she have _those_ three classes. They don't seem to complement well. Heck, she doesn't even get any spells from the bard level.
Is it to enter the prestige class down the road? There isn't a better route?
I mean, people can take any classes they want, but I don't even understand a roleplaying reason for those classes.
She started out as a monk, a foundling on the steps of the monastery. When she was 2nd level, a bard showed up on their doorstep in need of help, but the monks refused. To pay back the karma of the generosity extended to her when she needed it, she left with the bard to help him on his travels and never looked back. The bard trained her in his craft, but she was a total flake and wandered off down the road. While wandering, she ran into the Pathwardens, who looked at her class selection and said, "Try again, something nature-oriented this time," so she took levels in druid. And, yes, she's eventually going to start taking levels in Pathwarden, one of the weaker of the prestige classes out there. As has been pointed out in other threads, she eventually becomes less powerful in combat than a kobold warrior of the same level. w00t.