
Character
Pip Star-Carver
Born during a meteor shower in the hold of a merchant vessel, Pip Star-Carver was raised by the Dream Pirates after his parents' ship was wrecked upon the Shattered Reefs, leaving him orphaned but alive—a miracle the crew attributed to the stars themselves guiding him safely through the wreckage. Rescued by the captain and nursed back to health by the ship's healer, young Pip discovered an innate connection to nature's mending forces, his small hands learning to coax life back into broken things long before he understood the druidic magic flowing through his veins. As he grew, he began carving constellation maps into every wooden prosthetic limb and ship railing he repaired, each star pattern a prayer to the celestial forces that had spared his life, transforming the crew's disabilities and battle scars into charts of hope and navigation. His unwavering optimism—born from surviving the unsurvivable—became legendary among the Dream Pirates, who viewed him not as a cursed cabin boy but as a living talisman of good fortune, and his belief that every injury could be healed and every broken thing could become beautiful again inspired even the most hardened sailors to see their futures as possibilities rather than limitations. Though the Dream Pirates operated in moral gray waters, Pip's steadfast kindness and genuine care for each crew member kept them anchored to something resembling righteousness, and he refused to heal those who would use his magic to cause unnecessary suffering. To this day, Pip carries a small piece of the meteor that fell the night he was born, carved into the shape of a star, and he believes that cosmic destiny placed him exactly where he needed to be—mending bodies, mending ships, and mending the souls of those society had deemed broken beyond repair.
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This view-only profile includes a creator-written description; 15 labeled detail fields; 6 structured sections; 1 artwork image supplied by the creator.
- Creation type
- Character
- Shared by
- VastDragon5016
- Connected worlds
- 1
- Detail fields
- 15
- Profile sections
- 6
- Artwork images
- 1
Details
- Type
- Humanoid
- Race
- Human
- Class
- Druid
- Gender
- male
- Alignment
- Lawful Good
- Faction
- Dream pirates
- Size
- Small
- Armor class
- 15
- Hit points
- 75
- Speed
- 30
- Challenge
- 5
- Experience
- 1800
- Languages
- Common, Elvish, Celestial
- Senses
- Darkvision 60 ft., Passive Perception 14
- Skills
- Medicine, Nature, Persuasion, Insight
Biography
Born during a meteor shower in the hold of a merchant vessel, Pip Star-Carver was raised by the Dream Pirates after his parents' ship was wrecked upon the Shattered Reefs, leaving him orphaned but alive—a miracle the crew attributed to the stars themselves guiding him safely through the wreckage. Rescued by the captain and nursed back to health by the ship's healer, young Pip discovered an innate connection to nature's mending forces, his small hands learning to coax life back into broken things long before he understood the druidic magic flowing through his veins. As he grew, he began carving constellation maps into every wooden prosthetic limb and ship railing he repaired, each star pattern a prayer to the celestial forces that had spared his life, transforming the crew's disabilities and battle scars into charts of hope and navigation. His unwavering optimism—born from surviving the unsurvivable—became legendary among the Dream Pirates, who viewed him not as a cursed cabin boy but as a living talisman of good fortune, and his belief that every injury could be healed and every broken thing could become beautiful again inspired even the most hardened sailors to see their futures as possibilities rather than limitations. Though the Dream Pirates operated in moral gray waters, Pip's steadfast kindness and genuine care for each crew member kept them anchored to something resembling righteousness, and he refused to heal those who would use his magic to cause unnecessary suffering. To this day, Pip carries a small piece of the meteor that fell the night he was born, carved into the shape of a star, and he believes that cosmic destiny placed him exactly where he needed to be—mending bodies, mending ships, and mending the souls of those society had deemed broken beyond repair.
Attributes
Strength
10, modifier +0
Dexterity
14, modifier +2
Constitution
16, modifier +3
Intelligence
12, modifier +1
Wisdom
18, modifier +4
Charisma
15, modifier +2
Actions
Healing Touch
Pip can heal a creature within 30 ft. for 2d8 + 4 hit points. Can be used 3 times per long rest.
Star Carving
Pip carves a constellation into a wooden object, granting a +1 bonus to the next attack roll made with it.
Nature's Mend
Pip can restore a broken object or prosthetic, allowing it to function as if new. Takes 1 minute.
Celestial Blessing
Pip grants a creature within 30 ft. advantage on their next saving throw. Can be used once per short rest.
Optimistic Aura
All allies within 10 ft. gain a +2 bonus to saving throws against fear effects.
Abilities
Celestial Guidance
Once per long rest, Pip can reroll a failed saving throw, taking the new result.
Saving throws
strength
+0
dexterity
+2
constitution
+3
intelligence
+1
wisdom
+4
charisma
+2
Damage resistances
Poison
Psychic
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