Aurel Voss
Aurel Voss
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AC 18 · HP 12 · 30 ft.Saving throws
Skills
- AthleticsSTR
- InsightWIS
- PersuasionCHA
- ReligionINT
Armor
Weapons
Languages
Features
7 featuresAction
- Lay on HandsLevel 1
He has a pool of healing power that can restore a total of 5 hit points per long rest. As an action, he can touch a creature to restore any number of hit points remaining in the pool, or expend 5 points to cure a disease or neutralize a poison.
Always on
- Breath Weapon
When Once per short or long rest
Exhales a line of searing breath in a 15-foot cone. Creatures in the area must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 2d6 damage of the chosen type on a failed save, or half as much on a success. Usable once per short or long rest.
- Divine SenseLevel 1
He can detect the presence of celestials, fiends, and undead within 60 feet of him, and can use this feature a number of times equal to 1 + his Charisma modifier per long rest.
- TraitDragonbornDraconic Ancestry, brass, fire damage resistance
- TraitDragonbornBreath Weapon, 15-foot cone, 2d6 fire damage, usable once per short or long rest
- TraitDragonbornDamage Resistance, resistance to fire damage
- Shelter of the FaithfulAcolyte
Because of long service to a temple, he and his companions can expect free healing and care at a temple of his faith, though the temple expects him to respect its customs and may ask for service in return.
Gear
11 itemsWeapons
- WarhammerA martial weapon chosen as part of paladin starting equipment
- 5×JavelinFive javelins from paladin starting equipment
Armor
- Chain mailChain mail from paladin starting equipment
- ShieldShield from paladin starting equipment
Gear
- Holy symbolHoly symbol from paladin starting equipment
- Priest's packPriest's pack from paladin starting equipment
- Prayer bookPrayer book from the acolyte background
- 5×Incense (sticks)Bundle of 5 sticks of incense from the acolyte background
- VestmentsVestments from the acolyte background
- Common clothesCommon clothes from the acolyte background
Purse
- 15×Gold piecesStarting wealth from the acolyte background
Appearance
A tall brass-scaled dragonborn with a broad chest, a squared jaw, and polished amber eyes. He wears chain mail beneath a white tabard marked with a gold sunburst, carries a heavy shield, and keeps a prayer cord wrapped around one wrist. The tips of his horns are worn smooth from years of bowing in temple service.
Mannerisms
He speaks calmly and formally, often with one hand resting over his holy symbol when making a promise. Before entering danger, he touches his forehead to his prayer book and exhales through his nostrils like a dragon steadying its fire.
Personality
Measured, compassionate, and unshakably sincere. He listens first, judges second, and acts third, but once he commits to a course he becomes as immovable as a fortress gate.
Ideals
Duty. Power is only worthy when it protects the helpless and keeps the promise of justice. An oath is sacred because it binds the strong to serve something larger than themselves.
Bonds
He still keeps the temple's old prayer book, its margins filled with notes from his mentor, and he will risk himself to preserve the faith that shaped him. He is also bound by a private vow to protect pilgrims and initiates who travel far from home without worldly protection.
Flaws
He can become self-righteous when others cut corners, and he sometimes confuses mercy with weakness. In moments of anger he speaks too formally, as if reciting a sentence, and it can take him time to admit when compassion is wiser than strict judgment.
Quirks
Background
Born among a stern but honorable dragonborn enclave, he was raised to believe that strength without restraint is merely a better-shaped cruelty. As a hatchling he was sent to a temple that welcomed travelers, where he learned to sweep floors, tend lamps, and memorize prayers before he was trusted with a blade. He discovered early that he admired the patient certainty of the clergy, their way of turning faith into action, feeding the hungry, guarding the weak, and standing watch through the long night. When his draconic temper threatened to flare, the abbess taught him that discipline was not the enemy of passion, but its finest vessel. In time he took vows as an acolyte, not to abandon the world, but to meet it with open hands and a shield raised high. He now travels as a paladin in service to the temple and to the simple conviction that law should protect the innocent, not merely constrain them. He seeks omens in hymns, judges himself harshly, and believes every oath is a bridge between fear and hope. He carries the temple's blessings with him like banked coals, ready to become a fire against tyranny, corruption, and the careless harm of the defenseless.
“When his draconic temper threatened to flare, the abbess taught him that discipline was not the enemy of passion, but its finest vessel.”
- Background
- Acolyte
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Species
Dragonborn
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