| Ancestry | Firbolg |
|---|---|
| Class | Cleric, Druid |
| Age | Unknown (Campaign 1) |
| Allies | Kutkh Leotar Magqen Yelen Huussmann Loe Vjunn |
| Enemies | Grey Miss Myrtle |
| Status | Alive |
One of few truly devoted servants to the most maligned and least understood of the main divinities, The Caller In Dreams. She was known by many names, but during her adventure with the other Storm Breakers, she came to be called "Wayfinder."
As a Firbolg, wayfinder was taller and bulkier than the average humanoid, with pale green skin and a messy head of long brown hair. She had an extra joint on each of her fingers.
Wayfinder could occassionally be mistaken for a male Firbolg, owing to her broad features and beard, courtesy of the Belt of Dwarvenkind that she often wore.
Wayfinder was very much a loner, having been cast out from her tribe, and her understanding of most cultural norms was loose at the best of times. She maintained her tribe's tradition of referring to individuals by their descriptions, deeds, or habits, rather than their given names.
As a true servant of the Caller In Dreams, Wayfinder was often willing to make difficult choices that she saw as serving a higher design. She firmly believed that life was a natrual cycle of beginnings and endings, and that seeking to avoid those endings was fruitless and wrong. She was, nonetheless, kindhearted, and often made efforts to comfort people in times of crisis.
Wayfinder called upon the natural magic of the world around her as well as her faith in the Caller In Dreams to cast spells. Most often, she acted as a healer, bolstering the party with restorative magic. She also called upon fey spirits for aid, summoning animals to her side.
When healing, Wayfinder had a particular focus on helping her allies recover from the very brink of death. Her connection to the boundary between life and death, where her god is known to dwell, meant that she could occasionally commune with the Caller In Dreams. She was also skilled at perceiving and interpreting omens.
Wayfinder often wore a Belt of Dwarvenkind, which granted her a measure of increased resilience, and also caused her to grow her beard, a side-effect she had no objection to. While at sea, she claimed the Rod of Retribution, which allowed her to retaliate against hostile forces that attacked her with an electric shock.