Silence Cawton
Female Cleric, Lawful, 18 years old
CHA 7 (-1), CON 12 (0), DEX 12 (0), INT 9 (0), STR 11 (0), WIS 15 (+1)
HP 5, BAB +1
Par 14, Poison 11, Breath 16, Device 12, Magic 15
One prepared spell at a time.
Starting weath: €90- €86 = €4
Flintlock Pistol- 50sp
12 Apsostles- 5sp
Clothing, Poor- 1sp
Backpack- 3sp
Holy Symbol, Wood- 1sp
Tinderbox- 1sp
Waterskin- 1sp
Wolvesbane (3)- 3sp
Rations (5)- 5sp
Bedroll- 2sp
Candles (8) - 8cp
Soap (2) - 2cp
Book, Geneva Bible - 10sp
Encumbrance: 11 = 2
Silence was a born a puritan girl in England. Her family was among some of the first to voyage west and begin settling the new world, though many of those memories she has repressed. Silence is the sole survivor of a series of strange events that wiped out the settlement, but left her with a spark of holyness. She was brought back to the old world aboard a supply ship and left on the streets an orphan until she was taken in by a group of adventurers that saw something in young girl. Having come of age amongst them, Silence sees the party as the closest thing to a family she has.
At first glance, Silence appears almost childish the way she constantly wears a soft smile though a second look reveals a well-proportioned young woman albeit a very petite one. Standing a little under five feet, Silence has long, straight dark brown hair and glistening hazel eyes. Her skin has a slight tan tone to it, clear of any distinguishing marks save for a tiny cross shaped birthmark on her left ankle. She prefers to keep her hair in a milk maid's braid underneath her bonnet and dresses in a traditional dress that's grown slightly ragged despite her best efforts to keep it mended.
Silence often comes across as timid and reserved to strangers. She often averts her gaze to avoid making eye contact with men, and it is rare for her to speak up or out of turn. Well mannered and obedient to most suggestions of the rest of the group, it could be easy to mistake her as a simple servant hired to wash the groups laundry and cook warm meals. One would be sorely mistaken to believe so, however. Behind her humble gaze is the heart of a lion and courage to match ten thousand Christian soldiers. She speaks with neither riddle nor intelligent reason, but in simple observations of faith, nature, and wit that have an uncanny way of guarding the soul whether one is a believer in her God or not. Her hand is healing, her will is strong, and her faith can make men or break them. A daughter of the Lord, she does not always find comfort in the actions of her companions, but she would rather forgive then pass judgement. Silence is often troubled by premonitions, some true and some false, many too vague to ascertain a clear message from. To those she has traveled many long, hard miles with she is usually very friendly and outgoing.