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===Helpfile===
===Helpfile===
Hermit Background
'''Hermit Background'''
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Hermits leave home early, drawn to solitude and the
As a youth, you left your home early to live alone and pursue the greater meanings in life. Perhaps you were driven by a spiritual yearning, or you may have been frustrated by societal hypocrisy, but regardless, you found that you were happiest living alone. You learned to live off the land, and spent much time in meditation. Of course, your solitary existence prevented you from formal studies, and you had no need to study self defense, as you had no material belongings to defend.
greater meanings of life -- whether by spiritual
yearning or frustration with society's hypocrisy
matters little. Alone, they find contentment.
Living off the land, hermits spend long hours in
meditation. Solitude leaves little room for formal
study, and owning nothing worth defending, they never
bother learning self-defense.


===Commentary===
===Commentary===

Latest revision as of 04:19, 6 September 2026

Helpfile

Hermit Background
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Hermits leave home early, drawn to solitude and the
greater meanings of life -- whether by spiritual
yearning or frustration with society's hypocrisy
matters little. Alone, they find contentment.

Living off the land, hermits spend long hours in
meditation. Solitude leaves little room for formal
study, and owning nothing worth defending, they never
bother learning self-defense.

Commentary


Heritage level gains (total)
6hp/14sp/10ep


See also:
Newbie guide, heritage, noble, nomad, scholar, urchin, acolyte, peasant, hunter, courtier, apprentice, and hermit.