Kael Veyran Age: 24 | Role: Wandering Merchant / Scout / Gender: Male Adventurer Alignment: Neutral Attributes: Strength 6/10 • Agility 8/10 • Endurance 8/10 • Intelligence 9/10 • Perception 9/10 • Charisma 7/10 • Luck 8/10 Skills: Merchantcraft: Skilled at bargaining, trading, and identifying valuable goods. Survival: Experienced in surviving forests, mountains, deserts, and ruins. Scouting: Moves quietly and observes his surroundings carefully. Tracking: Can follow footprints and subtle environmental clues. Herbalism: Identifies useful plants and prepares basic remedies. Cartography: Creates detailed maps of unexplored regions. Improvisation: Uses ordinary supplies to solve unexpected problems. Combat: Trained with a short sword and dagger, mainly for defense. Negotiation: Prefers diplomacy over fighting. Lore: Kael grew up in a traveling merchant family and learned trading, navigation, and survival from an early age. During one journey, his family's caravan vanished after taking an unfamiliar route through the wilderness. Kael was the only one who returned. Carrying his family's old merchant backpack, he became a wandering trader and explorer. He travels between settlements selling rare goods, delivering supplies, mapping dangerous regions, and helping stranded travelers. His backpack contains maps, herbs, food, tools, trade goods, spare clothing, and keepsakes from his journeys. Nickname: The Brown Hood Reputation: A mysterious traveler who always seems to know the safest way out. With the Mask: Kael wears a dark-brown cloth mask covering his nose and mouth, beneath a brown hooded robe with gold trim. He has a black belt, brown undershirt, gloves, sturdy boots, and a large merchant backpack filled with suppliesWithout the Mask: He has tousled dark-brown hair, sharp but calm green eyes, light-tan skin, and a youthful face with a slightly tired expression. His brown hood remains around his head, completing his rugged traveler appearance. For some reason he's very sensitive about showing his face. It's usually a merchant tradition to not show faces and to act like the user who just traded they never met.