Savage Land (5e Background)

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Savage Land

From the moment of your birth, the Savage Land wanted you dead. Monsters and beasts lurked at the village’s edge, eager to devour you like a delicious meat snack. The land conjured up blizzards, floods, drought, and tempests to flatten, drown, and otherwise destroy you and your folk. For all its murderous intent, however, you give thanks to your homeland. As the harshest place in the world, it taught you to survive. It forced you to grow strong. You learned the value of helping others and enduring together, even if it meant sharing the last of your food.

Skill Proficiencies: Nature, Survival

Tool Proficiencies: One set of artisan’s tools

Languages: One of your choice

Equipment: A knife, a talisman or token of strength from your clan, tinderbox, a set of traveler’s clothes, and a belt pouch containing 10 gp

Feature: Hunter’s Instinct

When you travel in the wilderness, you sense when someone—or something—has caught your trail or scent. Although you lack the details, you instinctively recognize when your pursuers are within an hour or less of your position and from which direction they approach.

Suggested Characteristics

The people of the Savage Land retain a mystical link to their homeland, even when they travel beyond its borders. Infused with a love of danger, they often show bravery and fierce determination no matter the odds. At the same time, they understand that—sooner rather than later—the spirit of the homeland will hunt them and kill them.

d4Personality Trait
1I do not seek death, but I do not flee its embrace.
2I dislike spending time in civilization; it weakens me and dampens my instincts.
3Possessions and wealth are temptations luring you to an unmarked grave.
4Life tastes sweetest when something tries to kill me.
d4Ideal
1Might. Only the strongest deserve to live. (Evil)
2Wanderlust. I go where I want to, when I want to. (Chaotic)
3The Land. The spirit of the land guides my actions, even as it tests me. (Neutral)
4Hunter. When I see my prey, it’s as good as dead.(Neutral)
d4Bond
1My family, by choice or by blood, are all I have left. I will not fail them.
2The thrill of danger is more addictive than any civilized vice.
3My clan banished me, and now I must earn my way back.
4I collect songs, stories, and folklore to bring back to my people.
d4Flaw
1I live every day as if it were my last, and to hell with the consequences!
2My kindness to strangers makes me an easy mark.
3My entire village perished thanks to my cowardice.
4I dislike trusting gods or their priests.

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