Personality

Safi has a strong sense of determination and resilience, having grown up in a harsh environment and survived many challenges. He also has a deep connection to the natural world and a desire to protect it, as evidenced by his training as a druid and his use of magic to heal and protect his friends. However, Safi's traumatic experience of losing his family and home to defilers left him with intense feelings of anger and grief. He is consumed with a desire for revenge against the defilers, especially the one with the dragon tattoo who he believes was responsible for the attack. This manifest in a single-minded focus on finding and punishing the defiler. Despite his intense emotions, Safi also has a strong moral compass and a sense of justice. He would sees himself as a protector of the innocent and a champion of the natural world, and would be willing to put himself in danger to achieve these goals. He struggles with balancing his desire for revenge with his sense of responsibility to others, and could potentially be swayed by persuasive arguments or emotional appeals from those he cares about.

Key Possessions

Backstory

Born into a tribe of nomadic humans in the harsh deserts of Athas, Safi grew up in a world of constant struggle and survival. From a young age, he was taught to read the signs of the desert and to find water and shelter in the most unlikely places. His family and tribe recognized the young druid's connection to the natural world, and he was sent to train with the tribe's resident shaman, Sha'ree a wise old woman who taught him the ways of druidic magic. The druid quickly became skilled at communing with the spirits of the land, water, and air, using their magic to heal the sick and injured and to protect his tribe from harm. But one day, the druid's tribe was attacked by a group of defilers. He fought alongside Sha'ree and were able to kill a few of the invaders but they were not prepared and the enemies were many. Safi was knocked out and only regained awareness to realize the invaders have burned their homes and destroyed their water supply. Safi's family was among the many who were killed or enslaved in the attack. Notably, he never found Sha'ree's body. Filled with rage and grief, the druid swore vengeance against the defilers who had destroyed his tribe. He set out into the desert alone, determined to learn everything he could about defilers and their magic. Always searching for the last thing he remembers from that night, the defiler with the dragon tattoo.