Brahnamin's Characters: Salmoncatcher

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Salmoncatcher :: L5 Totemborn Warlock

Attributes

STR 10 +0 Save (+0) || DEX 15 +2 Save (+2) || CON 14 +2 Save (+2)

INT 8 -1 Save (-1) || WIS 12 +1 Save (+4) || CHA 18 +4 Save (+6)

Medium Size || Speed 30

Advantage vs Poison || Resistant to Poison damage || Immune to Disease

Does not need to eat, drink, breathe, or sleep || Immune to Magic sleep

Skills

Proficiencies

Deception +7

Insight +7

Intimidation +7

Persuasion +7

Stealth +5

Woodworking Tools

Thief Tools (Integrated/double proficiency bonus)

Proficiency Bonus +3

Languages

Common, Sylvan, Primordial || Awakened Mind 30' telepathy

Combat

AC 16 || HP 38 || HD 5d8 || Initiative Modifier +2

Magic

Great Old One Patron || Pact of the Chain

Spell Attack Modifier +7 || Spell Save DC 15 || Spell Slots 2 / L3

Rituals

Find Familiar

Cantrips

Eldritch Blast A +7 1d10 Force 120' 2/turn Instant

Mage Hand A 30'/30' per turn 1 Minute

Cantrip A 10' up to 1 hr

Spells Known

Misty Step B Up to 20' LOS Instant

Spider Climb A Up to 1 hr

Mirror Image A 6/8/11 1 minute

Fly A Fly Speed 60' up to 10 min

Gaseous Form A up to 1 hr

Invocations

Agonizing Blast +4 damage to Eldritch Blast

Devil's Sight 120' normal vision in regular and magical darkness

Eldritch Sight Cast Detect Magic at will

Familiar Chip - Woodpecker

Background

Guild Artisan :: Woodworker's Guild

Equipment

Weapons

Weapon None

Armor

Armor None

Shield None

Gear

Woodworking Tools | Thief Tools | Arcane Focus | Pouch (5)

Wealth

20 gp [rest donated to druids]

Magic Items

Ring of Water Walking

Backstory

Salmoncatcher came into the world as a lowly stump, lovingly carved on commission of the woodworkers' guild into an intricate totem of the mountain brown bear, but Coyote had other plans for him. Why should a totem carving sit about like a stump? It was no longer a stump. It had been transformed, had it not?

And so Coyote took the transformation one step further, and gave Salmoncatcher life, sending him from his tribe to study with the man who had formed him, to learn how to take lumps of inert wood into vibrant art.

And in time, Salmonchaser returned to his tribe to carve their totems.

He would wander the forests and mountains in search of whatever fallen wood spoke to him. He felt strange around his own people. They were flesh, he was wood, and though both had life, still he felt strange

Until he met the Ancient Tree.

Coyote had given him life but the Old One gave him purpose. Salmoncatcher spent much time sitting at the feet of druids, but their art and focus escaped him. The tricks the Ancient Tree taught him, however? Those he took to like a bird to the sky.