LADY MITTENS
LADY MITTENS
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AC 13 · HP 12 · 30 ft., climb 20 ft.Saving throws
Skills
- AcrobaticsDEX
- Animal HandlingWIS
- AthleticsSTR
- HistoryINT
- InsightWIS
- MedicineWIS
- NatureINT
- PerceptionWIS
- PersuasionCHA
- SurvivalWIS
Armor
Weapons
Tools
Languages
Features
11 featuresAlways on
- Druidcraft
When Action
Lady Mittens can cast this cantrip to create minor harmless natural effects, such as predicting the weather, making a flower bloom, or producing a small sensory sign.
- Guidance
When Action
Lady Mittens touches a willing creature, granting a d4 to add to one ability check made before the spell ends.
- Druid ProficienciesLevel 1
Lady Mittens has proficiency with simple weapons, light armor, medium armor, and shields. Druids will not wear armor or use shields made of metal. She is proficient in Intelligence and Wisdom saving throws.
- SpellcastingLevel 1
Lady Mittens knows the Druidcraft and Guidance cantrips. She can prepare a number of druid spells equal to her Wisdom modifier plus her druid level, currently 1 spell, and can cast prepared druid spells using Wisdom as her spellcasting ability.
- DruidicLevel 1
Lady Mittens knows the secret language of druids. She can leave hidden messages in natural surroundings, and other druids recognize such signs automatically.
- TraitTabaxiDarkvision, Lady Mittens can see in dim light within 60 feet as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light.
- TraitTabaxiFeline Agility, when she moves on her turn in combat, she can double her speed until the end of that turn. She cannot use this trait again until she moves 0 feet on one of her turns.
- TraitTabaxiCat's Claws, her claws deal 1d4 slashing damage when used for unarmed strikes, and she has a climbing speed of 20 feet.
- TraitTabaxiCat's Talent, she is proficient in Perception and Stealth.
- TraitTabaxiLanguages, she can speak, read, and write Common and one other language of her choice.
- Position of PrivilegeNoble
Lady Mittens can secure an audience with local nobles, retainers, and other members of high society. Common folk often treat her with respect because of her noble status, and she can request modest hospitality from people connected to her family.
Spells
4 spellsSpellcasting. LADY MITTENS casts with Wisdom (spell save DC 10, to hit with spell attacks).
Cantrips (at will): ,
1st level (2 slots): ,
Gear
10 itemsWeapons
- ScimitarA curved scimitar with a bone handle and a blade etched with tiny vines.
Armor
- Leather armorA supple suit of brown leather armor reinforced with leaf-shaped plates.
- Wooden shieldA round wooden shield painted with Lady Mittens's family crest and overgrown with living ivy.
Gear
- Druidic focusA carved oak branch used as a druidic spellcasting focus.
- Explorer's packA sturdy pack containing bedroll, mess kit, tinderbox, torches, rations, waterskin, and rope.
- Signet ringA silver signet ring displaying the crest of House Mittens.
- Scroll of pedigreeA scroll of pedigree proving her noble lineage.
- Fine clothesFine but practical traveling clothes suitable for a minor noble.
- Gaming setA small gaming set favored by aristocratic courts, used for wagers and social maneuvering.
Purse
- 10×Gold piecesA purse containing ten gold pieces.
Appearance
Lady Mittens is a sleek, silver-gray tabaxi with charcoal stripes, large green eyes, and immaculate white paws. She wears well-tailored but travel-worn noble clothing beneath a leather cuirass, with a polished wooden shield bearing her family's crest. A sprig of mistletoe hangs from her collar, and her long tail is often decorated with ribbons, feathers, or small trophies collected on the road.
Mannerisms
She flicks the tip of her tail when annoyed, grooms one paw while pretending not to listen, and addresses plants as if they were members of the nobility. She gives a slow, deliberate blink when deciding whether someone deserves her trust.
Personality
Lady Mittens is theatrically elegant, fiercely curious, and socially fearless. She speaks to commoners and kings with the same bright confidence, though she occasionally assumes that everyone wants to hear her opinion on local wildlife. Beneath her flamboyant manners is a sharp observer who notices changes in weather, animal behavior, and the subtle signs of corruption in the land.
Ideals
Freedom. No creature should be owned, caged, or forced to serve a role chosen by someone else. The wild is free, and so should be every person who lives beneath the sky.
Bonds
When a blight swept through her family's lands, Mittens discovered that the corruption was not natural. A dying grove spirit showed her visions of a spreading magical poison, and she abandoned courtly life to study druidic traditions and find its source. She now travels as an eccentric wandering noble, determined to restore the grove and protect the wild places her family once treated as private property. She still carries her house signet, both as proof of her birth and as a reminder that inherited privilege must be used to defend those without it.
Flaws
She is vain, impulsive, and easily distracted by anything shiny, mysterious, or forbidden. She has little patience for rigid hierarchies, except when she is the one giving orders. When embarrassed, she becomes dramatically formal and may challenge someone to a duel over an insult that everyone else considered harmless.
Quirks
Background
Lady Mittens was born into a minor tabaxi noble house whose fortune came from controlling a chain of river estates and hunting preserves. Her family expected her to become a polished court diplomat, but Mittens was far more interested in the strange movements of birds, the secret paths beneath hedges, and the medicinal properties of plants growing beyond the manor walls. Her habit of disappearing into the woods during formal gatherings became a scandal, especially after she returned from one excursion wearing a crown of mushrooms and claiming that an old oak had given her political advice.
- Background
- Noble
Connections
Species
Tabaxi
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