A Dwarven Ranger searching for his range. Like most Dwarves, Dokren despises water, but doesn't mind the cold or heat. Dokren spent two years adventuring with our group before moving on. He finally settled in the Winterwood forest where he protects the sorrounding communities from marauding humanoids. |
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Background Dokren was one of three survivors, and was taken in by the Ranger. Under the tutelage of Lorell, he began to learn the ways of the forest. He also found faith in Obad-Hai. With this new found faith, and a competent and willing teacher, Dokren decided to become a Ranger. He spent 20 years with Lorell, and shared his range during this time. At the age of 43 however, Dokren decided that it was time to strike out on his own. He packed up his belongings and went in search of his own range. Lorell told him that he would know the range that he was meant for when he saw it, but gave him no further information. Dokren has been searching for his range for 16 years now; stopping here and there to take odd jobs, earn a little money, and evaluate the area to see if it's his 'Range'. His latest job is in the city of Whillip, for a blind old man called “X”. Things should be o.k., so long as “X” pays him for his services. Dokren has come to the conclusion that his range could be owned by someone else. If that's the case, he just might need some money to buy it. He is traveling with a few Humans, an Elf, and a Half-Orc. His traveling companions are a bit odd, but each one has traits that he likes. The Rogue is clever, and bound to be trouble. The Cleric is interesting and seems to take charge, and Dokren likes that. The Monk is odd even for a Human, but she is also quiet. The Elf is sort of reserved and seems preoccupied. The Half-Orc, well he is not the sharpest tack in the box, but he is strong and seems to believe strongly in things. All together, it's a very motley bunch which should serve all of the needs of an adventuring party.
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Author: Robert
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