Your practice in healing or maintaining the natural flow of Ley Lines has allowed you to flourish into the adventurer you are today. While empowering Jadeite Charms and meditating within the ley line's vicinity, you also maintained the grounds surrounding these nodes, granting you knowledge of nature and tradition.
You may choose the nature of your service to the Spirit Veins (Ley Lines) and the lands their nodes effect. Was it a temple, shrine, open wilderness, or some other location? What roles did you fulfill while working at this location? What spurred you to leave this place and your duties to take on your adventure? Was it ordered to you, as part of your duties, or were you forced to leave?
Choose A or B:
(A) Jeweler's Tools, Book (prayers), Druidic Focus, Parchment (10 sheets), 2 GP Jade Bauble, and 8 GP
(B) 48 GP and 2 GP Jade Bangle
5e
Feature: Spirit Vein Aligner. As an Aligner, you hold sway on matters concerning the Ley Lines allowing you free healing at the sites of your peers. They provide free lodging, and will support you so long as you stay in good graces.
You may have had a specific Jadeite Charm you were in the charge of. This could have been a monastery or temple you used to serve at. Other workers, servants, and aligners that were once your companions may come to your aid if they are called upon, provided the assistance you ask for is not hazardous and you remain in good standing with them.
5.5e
Ability Scores: Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom
Feat: Magic Initiate (Druid)
Spirit Vein Aligners are shaped by their experiences and duties. Their study of the environment, the lands history, the spirits that dwell there, and the duties they conduct to maintain Ley Line Nodes affect their mannerisms and ideals. Their flaws, ideals, and bonds may be sourced from the nature of their service.
| d8 | Potential Personality Traits |
|---|---|
| 1 | I am thankful for each moment the world is at peace, We have done a good deed and a service, though quiet, makes the world easier to live in. |
| 2 | When I was sent to the Jadeite Charms to serve, it wasn't my choice, but duty calls. I'm just waiting for an excuse to get out. |
| 3 | Morning tea. Afternoon work and meditation. Cleaning in the evening. Sleep in the night. Structure gives me purpose. Routine is serenity. |
| 4 | I recite (quote or misquote) ancient poems, haiku, and Shijing when moments remind me of them. Most thoughts have already happened, and drawing on the wealth of the past aids in everyday life. |
| 5 | Nothing removes my ever present stoicism and calm. |
| 6 | The world has deep seeded corruption, of which, harms the Spirit Veins. I must cut out the rot. |
| 7 | I have spent so long conducting my duties, I now struggle with verbal and emotional contact, often leaving me awkwardly silent. |
| 8 | My work burns me out. I wish to see the world that I'm tasked with healing and protecting, often jumping on any opportunity to adventure. |
| d6 | Potential Ideals |
|---|---|
| 1 | (Lawful) Tradition. The teachings and practices of old guide me forward. |
| 2 | (Good) Duty. One must strive to heal and maintain the land and people they surround themselves with. |
| 3 | (Neutral) Simplicity. The path that I walk is the one that was laid out for me. To step of this path would bring uncertainty. |
| 4 | (Evil) Rot. The world must have it's rot removed so that it is closer to what I want. |
| 5 | (Chaotic) Adventure. The lands I toil to protect are out there, not here. I wish to be free as the wind. |
| 6 | (Any) Effort. I wish to prove myself to my masters and those that I left behind, practicing and improving every day. |
| d6 | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Those that left me to this life, where are they now, or who are they. I may never know. |
| 2 | The fiends that ruined my Temple will pay in blood. This I swear. |
| 3 | The Monk or Druid that took me in from that old life, I owe them everything. |
| 4 | I do everything to protect the Land and it's creatures. |
| 5 | I chart a new page in my life as I leave this old life of duty for a grand adventure. |
| 6 | The wisdom of old must be protected. I will find the ancient relics of my forebearers. |
| d6 | Potential Flaw |
|---|---|
| 1 | I struggle to make new connections. |
| 2 | I'm haunted by my past. |
| 3 | My thoughts and thinking are very rigid. |
| 4 | I am suspicious of strangers. |
| 5 | I don't work well outside of structure and command. |
| 6 | I'm often too hopeful and trusting. |
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