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Nym Lenore - Details

Born

20 February 1220

STR

14 (2)

DEX

18 (4)

CON

13 (1)

INT

16 (3)

WIS

15 (2)

CHA

17 (3)

Acrobatics

4

Animal Handling

3

Arcana

3

Athletics

4

Deception

3

History

3

Insight

2

Intimidation

3

Investigation

3

Medicine

3

Nature

3

Perception

2

Performance

3

Persuasion

3

Religion

2

Sleight of Hand

4

Stealth

4

Survival

2

MAX HP

68

Speed

30 ft

Occupation

Acolyte

Archetype (i.e. Class)

Monk

AC

16

Age

29

Species

Half-Elf

Gender

male


Backstory

Nym Lenore, a half-elf of uncommon heritage and exceptional potential, was raised within the hallowed walls of one of the most prestigious monasteries in Coia. From his earliest days, he showed intellectual prowess and an insatiable thirst for learning, setting him apart from the monastic order’s more meditative and disciplined peers. At 8 years old, the monastery in Durmchapel was raided by the Red Cloaks, and many of the monks were killed, along with, he believed, Nym's best friend Soren Lorenson.

The influence of Nym's human father's playful spirit sometimes claimed dominion over his elven mother's austere demeanor within him. He began developing a unique style of combat, infusing unpredictable movements with intentional feigned drunkenness, dubbed 'The Way of the Drunken Master,' drawing inspiration from ancient tomes and his own perceptions. This journey to mastery saw episodes of indulgence, as he sought balance between structured discipline and wild improvisation downed with meditative libations.


Description

Nym Lenore stands tall, impressive for an elf, boasting a lean and muscular physique honed from years of monk training. His short, raven-black hair flows smoothly, styled with subtle elegance. An air of unpredictability accompanies him, as his movements combine a fluid grace with a seeming touch of clumsiness. His expressive features are an enchanting interplay of carefree amusement and somber concern, highlighting his beguiling duality. He wears a gi and holds a staff.
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