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Ssisltost

Air Genasi · Cleric (Life Domain) · Level 5 · Soldier

Ssisltost

Disciplined, patient, and unnervingly courteous, Ssisltost speaks like a quartermaster and judges like an executioner.
AC18
HP34/34
Init
STR
DEX
CON
INT
WIS
CHA
ConditionsNone

Sheet

AC 18 · HP 34 · 30 ft.
AlignmentNeutral EvilGenderMaleAge34
STR
DEX
CON
INT
WIS
CHA

Saving throws

STRDEXCONINTWISCHA

Skills

  • AthleticsSTR
  • InsightWIS
  • IntimidationCHA
  • ReligionINT

Armor

Light armor,
Medium armor,
Shields,
Heavy armor

Weapons

Simple weapons,
Martial weapons

Tools

One Gaming Set

Languages

Common,
Primordial

Features

15 features

Always on

  • Exploit the Opening

    When When a foe is injured or exposed

    If an enemy is weak or already wounded, he presses the advantage without hesitation, using battlefield timing and sacred force to end the fight quickly.

  • Turn the Unworthy

    When When undead close in

    He can call on divine power to drive away the dead with terrifying radiance.

  • SpellcastingLevel 1

    You can cast cleric spells, prepare a number of cleric spells equal to your level plus your Wisdom modifier, and use a holy symbol as your spellcasting focus.

  • Divine OrderLevel 1

    You chose the Protector order. You have training with martial weapons and heavy armor, and your battlefield discipline makes you harder to break under pressure.

  • Channel DivinityLevel 2

    You can channel divine power through Channel Divinity. You have two uses per short or long rest at this level, and you know Divine Spark and Turn Undead.

  • Life DomainLevel 3

    You chose the Life Domain. You always have its domain spells prepared, and your healing magic is especially potent.

  • Disciple of LifeLevel 3

    When you cast a spell of 1st level or higher that restores hit points, the target regains additional hit points equal to 2 plus the spell's level.

  • Life Domain SpellsLevel 3

    You can move through difficult terrain from nonmagical plants without extra movement cost, and magical healing and sustenance magic are a core expression of your domain's devotion.

  • Sear UndeadLevel 5

    Whenever you use Turn Undead, undead that fail their save are also driven by searing radiance, taking radiant damage from your holy power.

  • TraitAir GenasiDarkvision, 60 ft.
  • TraitAir GenasiUnending Breath, you can hold your breath indefinitely while you are conscious.
  • TraitAir GenasiMingle with the Wind, you can cast Levitate once per long rest.
  • TraitAir GenasiCommon and Primordial languages.
  • TraitAir GenasiAir genasi are naturally light of step and often seem touched by restless winds.
  • Savage AttackerSoldier

    Savage Attacker. Once on each of your turns when you hit a target with a weapon attack, you can roll the weapon's damage dice twice and use either roll.

Spells

10 spells

Spellcasting. Ssisltost casts with Wisdom (spell save DC 14, to hit with spell attacks).

1st level (4 slots): , , , ,

2nd level (3 slots): , ,

3rd level (2 slots): ,

Gear

12 items

Weapons

  • Mace
    A simple blunt weapon carried at the belt.
  • Spear
    A sturdy spear from military service.
  • Shortbow
    A ranged military weapon with ammunition.

Armor

  • Scale Mail
    A medium suit of armor that blends well with his soldier's kit.
  • Shield
    A shield bearing a worn holy sigil and battle scratches.

Tools

  • Gaming Set
    A board or dice set used during downtime and barracks games.

Gear

  • Holy Symbol
    A holy symbol tied to his faith.
  • Priest's Pack
    Standard starting pack for a cleric.
  • 20×
    Arrows
    Arrows for the shortbow.
  • Healer's Kit
    Useful for keeping comrades alive in the field.
  • Quiver
    Case for storing arrows.
  • Traveler's Clothes
    Plain worn clothing from military travel.

Appearance

A lean air genasi man with pale, storm-touched skin, wind-swept silver hair, and sharp eyes that miss nothing. He favors fitted scale mail beneath a travel-worn soldier’s cloak, carries a shield etched with a faded holy emblem, and keeps his gear immaculate in a way that feels more ritual than vanity. His voice is calm and controlled, with the faintest echo of distant thunder when he is angry.

Mannerisms

He stands at attention even in relaxed conversation, fingers resting near his holy symbol as if checking a blade. Before making a decision, he exhales slowly through his nose, like a soldier counting a drill cadence. When he lies, he becomes unnaturally polite.

Personality

Disciplined, patient, and unnervingly courteous, Ssisltost speaks like a quartermaster and judges like an executioner. He respects competence, obedience, and endurance, and he has little patience for idealists who mistake kindness for strength. He is not loud, but every word feels weighed and filed away for later use.

Ideals

Order. A world without discipline is just a battlefield without commanders. If fear, prayer, and careful structure keep people in line, then they are tools worth using.

Bonds

He keeps the battle standard of his first company folded in oilcloth, and he will go to dangerous lengths to recover any banner, insignia, or relic tied to them. He also owes a life-debt to the field medic who taught him that pain can be delayed, if not denied.

Flaws

He mistakes control for wisdom, and when people resist him he becomes colder, more patient, and more dangerous. He is also incapable of leaving a debt unpaid, even when repaying it serves a cruel purpose.

Quirks

He always straightens helmets, straps, and collars before speaking about serious matters.
He unconsciously taps battle rhythms on his shield rim with two fingers.
He collects broken insignia and damaged holy tokens, saying they are proof that faith survives misuse.

Background

Ssisltost was born far from any coast or cloudbank, in a hard marching camp where banners snapped like whips and mercy was treated as a tactical error. As an air genasi, he was always a little apart from the others, light on his feet, difficult to track, and forever surrounded by the impression that he was listening to a voice nobody else could hear. The soldiers called him Ghost Wind. His commanders called him useful. He learned early that devotion could be manufactured, discipline could be forced, and faith could be weaponized just as effectively as steel. He first took up clerical service not out of reverence, but because priests moved through armies with authority that even captains respected. He studied prayers the way other recruits studied spear drills, as tools, as patterns, as leverage. By the time he was inducted into holy service, he already understood how to bind wounds, break morale, and read the weak points in a line of battle. Now he serves a severe and unforgiving power, one he frames as divine order but privately treats as a bargain. He protects the faithful, sabotages enemies, and keeps his own ambitions wrapped in scripture and smoke.

“He learned early that devotion could be manufactured, discipline could be forced, and faith could be weaponized just as effectively as steel.”
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Air Genasi

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