Stellaris
Stellaris
Sheet
AC 18 · HP 36 · 25 ft.Saving throws
Skills
- ArcanaINT
- HistoryINT
- InsightWIS
- MedicineWIS
- PersuasionCHA
- ReligionWIS
- Technology useINT
- Vehicle pilot ( small spacecraft,land)WIS
Armor
Weapons
Tools
Languages
Features
19 featuresAlways on
- Sacred Flame
When Action
A burst of consecrated force erupts from your holy symbol and burns the unworthy.
- Guidance
When Action
You ask for divine guidance, receiving a brief boost to an ability check.
- Thaumaturgy
When Action
Your voice or gesture releases sacred awe, a subtle ritual effect useful for shipboard preaching, morale, or intimidation.
- SpellcastingLevel 1
You can cast cleric spells using Wisdom as your spellcasting ability. You prepare a number of cleric spells after a long rest equal to your cleric level plus your Wisdom modifier. You also have Ritual Casting for cleric spells you prepare with the ritual tag.
- Divine Order, ProtectorLevel 1
You chose the Protector order. You gain proficiency with martial weapons and heavy armor, making you far more durable in close quarters when the ship goes to war.
- Channel DivinityLevel 2
You can invoke divine power to turn undead. Each use forces undead within range to flee or be repelled by your sacred presence, depending on the creature's abilities and your DM's adjudication. You regain uses after a short or long rest, according to the class rules in use at your table.
- Knowledge DomainLevel 3
Your chosen domain grants a specialized spell list and divine techniques keyed to memory, lore, and hidden truths.
- Blessings of KnowledgeLevel 3
You have learned how to uncover secrets through study, interrogation, and disciplined observation. Your training makes you a reliable keeper of records, interrogator, and analyst of arcane systems.
- Read ThoughtsLevel 3
You can reach into a creature's surface thoughts or force a brief moment of truth from a mind that resists you, using divine authority to expose what is hidden.
- TraitHumanResourceful, you gain Heroic Inspiration after a Long Rest.
- TraitHumanSkillful, you gain proficiency in one skill of your choice.
- TraitHumanVersatile, you gain an Origin feat of your choice.
- TraitHumanSpeed 25 feet.
- TraitHumanversatile race trait chosen feat:Observant
- TraitHumanbasic feat:Empathic
- TraitHumanMinor mutation glowing eyes gain darkvision 60ft but disadvantge on stealth checks if eyes are visible
- AugmentationHumansubdermal interface cables gains advantage on tech checks to interface with or hack computers and electrical
- TraitHumanDisadvantage on inhaled poisens due to years of recycled air breathing.
- ResearcherSage
Whenever Stellaris does not know a piece of lore, she usually knows where or from whom to obtain it. Her old academic contacts, archive codes, and instinct for research let her turn ignorance into a trail of clues.
Spells
9 spellsSpellcasting. Stellaris casts with Wisdom (spell save DC 13, to hit with spell attacks).
Cantrips (at will): , ,
1st level (4 slots): , , ,
2nd level (2 slots): ,
Gear
13 itemsWeapons
- shock Maul ( +1 dies 1d4 lightning (A standard close-quarters weapon issued for temple service and shipboard defense.
Armor
- assault ShieldA holy defense focus, used with shield work and prayer.
- Chain MailHeavy protective armor chosen for battle-ready service.
Tools
- Scholar's Writing KitInk, quill, and parchment for copying maps, scripture, and machine logs.
Gear
- Priest's PackA cleric's travel kit with supplies for long assignments, field rites, and rationed travel.
- Holy SymbolA holy symbol worn as a sign of office and an anchor for prayer.
- Lore Book*2A personal chronicle of star charts, warp sightings, and doctrinal annotations.
- Fine ClothesA set of fine scholar's clothes kept sealed in a travel pouch.
- Reliquary minor
- Healers kit
- Subdermal fibre-optic braids light source dim
- Purple mesh body glove with padded dignity crotch wear
- Electoo of the lost
Appearance
Stellaris carries herself like someone who has spent a lifetime listening for alarms in the dark. She is a human woman of lean, practical build, with the weathered composure of a priest who knows both engines and scripture by heart. Her face is calm and sharply attentive, framed by pale skin that seems almost moonlit in low light, and eyes that study everything with a quiet, exacting focus. Her dark hair is bound into long braids threaded with thin fiber-optic cords that glow softly when they catch power, the strands falling like restrained starlight along her shoulders. Those cords are not mere ornament, but visible signs of her sacred duties and her link to the ship born around her. She favors simple, disciplined vestments layered for work rather than ceremony, often marked with subtle devotional symbols, maintenance seals, and the faint gleam of polished metal fittings. Even at rest, she seems poised for motion, as though she might step from prayer straight into crisis without changing expression.
Mannerisms
Stellaris moves and speaks as though every gesture has a purpose. She tends to stand just slightly apart from a crowd, pale eyes taking in exits, handholds, machine seams, and the condition of whoever is speaking to her before she answers. Her voice is low, measured, and spare with wasted words, but never cold; when she is being kind, it arrives in the practical form of a blanket offered, a wound checked twice, a failing latch repaired without being asked. She listens without interruption, then answers with blunt precision, especially when she suspects deception. In places of danger she becomes eerily calm, almost meditative, fingers briefly touching the fiber-optic cords in her braids as if receiving instruction. She treats tools, doors, engines, and sacred objects with the same careful respect, often pausing to inspect, straighten, or maintain them as part of a private ritual. Even in prayer she seems to be cataloging details, as if reverence and vigilance are simply different names for the same devotion.
Personality
Quietly intense, observant, and surprisingly gentle when the moment calls for it. Stellaris is the sort of priest who memorizes the maintenance routes of a ship as readily as holy scripture, because she believes reverence is shown through competence. She is patient with frightened civilians, blunt with liars, and almost serene in battle, as if she has already walked through worse darkness and returned.
Ideals
Truth. The universe is vast, terrifying, and mostly unknowable, but every recovered fact is a lantern against the dark. She believes knowledge should protect the helpless, not merely glorify the powerful.
Bonds
She is bound to her ship, her marine cord comrades, and the chaplaincy that taught her how to give fear a name. She still keeps a private list of the names of the dead she could not save in the warp, and she recites it before every boarding action.
Flaws
Stellaris can mistake competence for virtue and mercy for a task to be managed, which leaves her slow to admit when she needs help or when a situation demands trust over procedure. She is so accustomed to reading people for hidden failures that she can grow cold and severe with deception, sometimes treating uncertainty like a stain to be scrubbed away rather than a truth to be endured. In quiet moments she carries the weight of too many responsibilities alone, and that private discipline can harden into stubbornness, making it difficult for her to bend once she has decided what must be done.
Quirks
Background
Stellaris was raised among the long dark corridors of a wandering voidship that crossed the spaces between stars, where the laws of gravity shifted without warning and every sound seemed to sink into the hull. As a child, she learned her world through pale viewport light, engine prayer, and the careful routines of sailors who treated maintenance like a sacred rite. While others memorized constellations, she memorized access routes, pressure seals, and the subtle moods of the ship itself, believing that devotion was proven not by speech but by attention, precision, and service. The fiber-optic cords woven through her braids are more than ornament, they are living conduits that let her receive sealed transmissions, holy directives, and machine liturgies directly into her mind. From an early age she understood that knowledge could protect, command, or corrupt, and that in the endless black between worlds, wisdom was both a blessing and a burden.
- Background
- Sage
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Species
Human
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