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Name: Ide (ee + da”) Mag Shamhradháin
Age: 20
Gender: Female
Ethnicity: Gaul
Religion: Druidic
Home Region: Gaul
Known Languages: Gaulian, Igrish, Gods' Good Common.
Appearance: As in the picture, with a bit darker skin, and dark circles under her eyes. 5' 2'' tall, leaning towards a thin build.
Personality: she's a good person, constantly losing her sleep to help someone else, either directly by spending time with them, for company or healing treatments, or for harvesting, studying, or anything that she feels will help her bring good to the world one day. She loves spending time in nature, and when possible she'll study and do everything outside. Spending so much time to herself, she's a bit shy, and tries to follow actual steps in order to make friends, which makes her seem fake, or just odd.
Class: Mage
----- Type: Pact
----- True Names Known: Anthos (Rosemary)
Atrapahort (Belladonna)
Proñero (common Dongeal Shorthair, a cat, I think, made up by the GM)
Skills: cooking, gardening, deep understanding or herbs and their uses, nursery (can't think of a better word for sewing up people xD), great focus and concentration. Her magic used for healing can be very powerful if her magical treatment is done over a long span of time (talking about weeks or months of seeing the patient here).
Weaknesses: she fears and avoids romance. Still suffers migraines and nausea from time to time, from that time she accidentally poisoned herself while studying herbs.
History: She comes from a family with happily married parents and many, many siblings. On top of it, she was the sibling that was right in the middle. The rest of her siblings grew to do the same as their parents, leading simple lives in order to bring in some money so all of them could eat. The parents made an effort in order to make sure their children would live an honest life. They were somewhat poor, always wearing hand-me-downs and they never had plenty of food, but since they had a roof over their heads and at least a meal a day, the parents considered going out to steal from people was unacceptable.
Ide started to spend a lot of time alone as a pre-teen, depressed because she was always ignored, blending into the crowd, her oldest brother and youngest sister gaining all the attention. Not having any skills besides cooking or cleaning, she went around offering herself as a maid, pressured into doing so by her sisters, despite not wanting to do anything. A nobleman gave her a job, she had to clean the house everyday, in exchange for food. The nobleman took a liking to her, since he had no daughters of his own, only sons. This made it so they formed a deep bond, a nice friendship that bordered in a father/daughter relationship. This new friendship, and this new world filled with books took her out of her depression.
Despite their bond, and how honest and open Ide was with the nobleman so he practically knew everything about her life, the knowledge wasn't mutual. Ide was entertained by the man's stories about his family life, but she didn't know anything about the way he managed his business, or his political stance.
The nobleman was strongly religious, so as soon as he knew of the rebellious movement opposing to the Church, he supported them in any way he could. That included taking care of a handful of tomes left behind by his great grandfather, a mage who had led a long, prosperous life. Now it wasn't only a matter of holding on to family relics. Now it was about keeping alive a religion and an art that were endangered in today's world.
Eventually the nobleman inquired Ide about her beliefs. As a child, her and her family had always worried about more mundane and urgent things, not really paying attention to religion. They were 'druidic', but as far as knowing there was supposed to be a big male spirit and a big female spirit. They didn't care to learn more, not considering it held any real significance to their lives. The nobleman started educating Ide about religion, further shaping her beliefs.
((Still, she isn't the most devote druid. It's hard to shake off so many years of not paying attention to it. For her, Ciarán and Mara can see her every action, but considers egoistical to call for their aid at every turn. She mostly shows her devotion at special dates or when she's struggling a lot, mostly emotionally, but usually doesn't ask for their aid when performing magic. She believes she's constantly bathed in Ciarán and Mara energy. Asking them to give her power would be redundant. It's up to herself to know how to properly channel their energy.))
Ide was allowed to spend all the time she wanted in the nobleman's library. He taught her how to read and write, and they spent long hours reading together. Confident in how Ide was intelligent enough to understand the ancient tomes, and that she wouldn't spill a word about them to the Church, the nobleman trusted her with the books, feigning ignorance, as if he thought they were regular books. With these ancient tomes she found out about magic, and about the healing arts. The studied medicine from those books and sought other healers who would take her as an apprentice. Eventually her avid reading granted her the name of an old spirit, who gave her the true names she knows.
Years passed, Ide grew into being a young woman, and her beloved friend fell severely ill. It took everything she knew and every ounce of experience and magical prowess, but she managed to save the life of the nobleman. At this time they were spending so much time together, the nobleman's wife got jealous, thinking Ide had seduced her husband.
This woman accused Ide of heresy, not knowing that she was actually a mage and not caring about it, as long as that got Ide out of her household. Ide tried her best to run away, but once she was captured, she didn't resist arrest.
Age: 20
Gender: Female
Ethnicity: Gaul
Religion: Druidic
Home Region: Gaul
Known Languages: Gaulian, Igrish, Gods' Good Common.
Appearance: As in the picture, with a bit darker skin, and dark circles under her eyes. 5' 2'' tall, leaning towards a thin build.
Personality: she's a good person, constantly losing her sleep to help someone else, either directly by spending time with them, for company or healing treatments, or for harvesting, studying, or anything that she feels will help her bring good to the world one day. She loves spending time in nature, and when possible she'll study and do everything outside. Spending so much time to herself, she's a bit shy, and tries to follow actual steps in order to make friends, which makes her seem fake, or just odd.
Class: Mage
----- Type: Pact
----- True Names Known: Anthos (Rosemary)
Atrapahort (Belladonna)
Proñero (common Dongeal Shorthair, a cat, I think, made up by the GM)
Skills: cooking, gardening, deep understanding or herbs and their uses, nursery (can't think of a better word for sewing up people xD), great focus and concentration. Her magic used for healing can be very powerful if her magical treatment is done over a long span of time (talking about weeks or months of seeing the patient here).
Weaknesses: she fears and avoids romance. Still suffers migraines and nausea from time to time, from that time she accidentally poisoned herself while studying herbs.
History: She comes from a family with happily married parents and many, many siblings. On top of it, she was the sibling that was right in the middle. The rest of her siblings grew to do the same as their parents, leading simple lives in order to bring in some money so all of them could eat. The parents made an effort in order to make sure their children would live an honest life. They were somewhat poor, always wearing hand-me-downs and they never had plenty of food, but since they had a roof over their heads and at least a meal a day, the parents considered going out to steal from people was unacceptable.
Ide started to spend a lot of time alone as a pre-teen, depressed because she was always ignored, blending into the crowd, her oldest brother and youngest sister gaining all the attention. Not having any skills besides cooking or cleaning, she went around offering herself as a maid, pressured into doing so by her sisters, despite not wanting to do anything. A nobleman gave her a job, she had to clean the house everyday, in exchange for food. The nobleman took a liking to her, since he had no daughters of his own, only sons. This made it so they formed a deep bond, a nice friendship that bordered in a father/daughter relationship. This new friendship, and this new world filled with books took her out of her depression.
Despite their bond, and how honest and open Ide was with the nobleman so he practically knew everything about her life, the knowledge wasn't mutual. Ide was entertained by the man's stories about his family life, but she didn't know anything about the way he managed his business, or his political stance.
The nobleman was strongly religious, so as soon as he knew of the rebellious movement opposing to the Church, he supported them in any way he could. That included taking care of a handful of tomes left behind by his great grandfather, a mage who had led a long, prosperous life. Now it wasn't only a matter of holding on to family relics. Now it was about keeping alive a religion and an art that were endangered in today's world.
Eventually the nobleman inquired Ide about her beliefs. As a child, her and her family had always worried about more mundane and urgent things, not really paying attention to religion. They were 'druidic', but as far as knowing there was supposed to be a big male spirit and a big female spirit. They didn't care to learn more, not considering it held any real significance to their lives. The nobleman started educating Ide about religion, further shaping her beliefs.
((Still, she isn't the most devote druid. It's hard to shake off so many years of not paying attention to it. For her, Ciarán and Mara can see her every action, but considers egoistical to call for their aid at every turn. She mostly shows her devotion at special dates or when she's struggling a lot, mostly emotionally, but usually doesn't ask for their aid when performing magic. She believes she's constantly bathed in Ciarán and Mara energy. Asking them to give her power would be redundant. It's up to herself to know how to properly channel their energy.))
Ide was allowed to spend all the time she wanted in the nobleman's library. He taught her how to read and write, and they spent long hours reading together. Confident in how Ide was intelligent enough to understand the ancient tomes, and that she wouldn't spill a word about them to the Church, the nobleman trusted her with the books, feigning ignorance, as if he thought they were regular books. With these ancient tomes she found out about magic, and about the healing arts. The studied medicine from those books and sought other healers who would take her as an apprentice. Eventually her avid reading granted her the name of an old spirit, who gave her the true names she knows.
Years passed, Ide grew into being a young woman, and her beloved friend fell severely ill. It took everything she knew and every ounce of experience and magical prowess, but she managed to save the life of the nobleman. At this time they were spending so much time together, the nobleman's wife got jealous, thinking Ide had seduced her husband.
This woman accused Ide of heresy, not knowing that she was actually a mage and not caring about it, as long as that got Ide out of her household. Ide tried her best to run away, but once she was captured, she didn't resist arrest.
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