Wanderlust

Farras grew up in a small halfling village far from the safety of a civilized region. His village was comprised of mostly hunter-gatherers. The village was so far removed from the protections of a larger city that it was regularly raided by goblins an Farras grew up in a small halfling village far from the safety of a civilized region. His village was comprised of mostly hunter-gatherers. The village was so far removed from the protections of a larger city that it was regularly raided by goblins an Farras grew up in a small halfling village far from the safety of a civilized region. His village was comprised of mostly hunter-gatherers. The village was so far removed from the protections of a larger city that it was regularly raided by goblins and orcs. The usually peaceful halflings had little choice but to hone their combative skills in order to help protect their tiny village. With the assistance of a small dwarven cara protections of a larger city that it was regularly raided by goblins and orcs. The usually peaceful halflings had little choice but to hone their combative skills in order to help protect their tiny village. With the assistance of a small dwarven caravan the village was able to build some defenses with a small, yet sturdy wooden wall for protection. Many of the halflings became even more skilled with javelins or bows and over the years the dwarves would come and check on the little village, often times dropping off a few new weapons to help the halflings protect themselves. The dwarves also often fought the goblins and orcs as well. Once the dwarves had even joined forces with the halfling village to repel a particularly nasty attack of both orcs and goblins combined. During this particular battle the leader of the dwarves called out a challenge to the leader of the warring beasts. The challenger answered the call and a duel to the death began. Needless to say, the dwarf easily won the match and the remaining beasts ran off. This allowed the village to flourish for a time and with that time they began to secure a stronger foothold on their niche in the forested lands. As Farras grew up he was taught the ways of the bow and how to track in the woods. He was also told the stories of the great dwarven savior who helped the village defend against what was now known as 'The Great Fight' within the history of the small village. The halflings had developed some farmland but were still mostly hunter-gatherers by this time. They had begun regular patrols of their surroundings to keep watch of any goblin and orc activity in the area. This did not always prevent attacks but it did allow for the younger halflings to hone their skills for hunting while protecting the village. As he grew closer to adulthood Farras was struck with an urge to see more of the world. As many of his kind do during their younger years, he set off on a journey. He had knowledge of the forest and was armed with sufficient combat knowledge to protect himself or at least avoid greater dangers. He began to travel the lands, satisfying his curiousity to see bigger things within the vast world he lived in.

Wanderlust (edited)

Farras grew up in a small halfling village far from the safety of a civilized region. His village was comprised of mostly hunter-gatherers. The village was so far removed from the protections of a larger city that it was regularly raided by goblins and orcs. The usually peaceful halflings had little choice but to hone their combative skills in order to help protect their tiny village. With the assistance of a small dwarven caravan the village was able to build some defenses with a small, yet sturdy wooden wall for protection. Many of the halflings became even more skilled with javelins or bows and over the years the dwarves would come and check on the little village, often times dropping off a few new weapons to help the halflings protect themselves. The dwarves also often fought the goblins and orcs as well. Once the dwarves had even joined forces with the halfling village to repel a particularly nasty attack of both orcs and goblins combined. During this particular battle the leader of the dwarves called out a challenge to the leader of the warring beasts. The challenger answered the call and a duel to the death began. Needless to say, the dwarf easily won the match and the remaining beasts ran off. This allowed the village to flourish for a time and with that time they began to secure a stronger foothold on their niche in the forested lands. As Farras grew up he was taught the ways of the bow and how to track in the woods. He was also told the stories of the great dwarven savior who helped the village defend against what was now known as 'The Great Fight' within the history of the small village. The halflings had developed some farmland but were still mostly hunter-gatherers by this time. They had begun regular patrols of their surroundings to keep watch of any goblin and orc activity in the area. This did not always prevent attacks but it did allow for the younger halflings to hone their skills for hunting while protecting the village. As he grew closer to adulthood Farras was struck with an urge to see more of the world. As many of his kind do during their younger years, he set off on a journey. He had knowledge of the forest and was armed with sufficient combat knowledge to protect himself or at least avoid greater dangers. He began to travel the lands, satisfying his curiousity to see bigger things within the vast world he lived in.