Character History
The son of Tessil and Gollinblagerous Dollindoleribinish. Born and raised in the Celadon forest by the Duchy or Urnst in the lands of Greyhawk.
Gollinblagerous, 1/8 Sylvan elf was abandoned as a child by his Elvish parent. Later he was found, named and raised by Gnomes, hence the name. He is very proud of his gnomish heritage and has picked up their love of tinkering.
Tessil, pure human, and devout follower of Ehlonna, maintains a large grove in the Northern part of Celadon forest.
Dollin started out life in hopes of being a ranger, but found he was too weak of limb, and not robust to handle the rigors of that craft. Shortly after he tried life as a Priest of Ehlonna, and found he had little patience for that life. Dollin then traveled the neighboring land in the hope that Ehlonna would show him his path. When he reached the age of 16, his father had a serious accident involving a gnomish "flying machine", and Dollin was forced to go home and help his mother.
Dollin never liked the idea of drudging around with his nose in the dirt, but her persevered in order to help Tessil. He soon discovered that his mothers actions flowed in perfect rhythym with Ehlonna's teachings. He soon found he was adept with plants and animals, and started training in the ways of the druid, though he still thought she spent too much time with her nose in the dirt. After a long communion with his God, Ehlonna, he found a path for himself.
More than a year goes by and even though they are not typical Druid weapons he continues to use the bow and spear in Ehlonna's honor.
One day a large group of bandits came through the Celadon forest disturbing nature and killing animals for sport. Enolis and a small band of druids hunted down and killed all the bandits. Enolis found his calling. One that keeps his nose out of the ground. A defender of nature. Though he still works the soil, he travels to wherever injustice is done against nature.
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Modified from the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Core Rules CD-ROM 2.0 on 07/03/99 16:00:16
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