Shiori, Adept of the Jade Hare

Size: 175 (medium)
Weigth: 40
Eyes: Himmelblau
Hair: Weiß, Braun, Grautöne, Lang zu einen losen Zopf gebunden
Skin: Fell: Weiß, Braun, Grautöne mit streifen
Fey Mark: Your skin (Furr) sparkles in moonlight.
Fey Mark: You have a sweet scent, like that of a White Lotus.

Costomizing your Origin:
Race: Harengon
Languages: Common, Elvish, Sylvan
Base Walk Speed: 30 ft.
Hare-Trigger, Leporine Senses, Lucky Footwork, Rabbit Hop
Ability Score Point ´Buy:
St 8, Dex 15 (+2), Con 14, Int 10, Wis 15 (+1), Cha 8

Chosen Class: Ranger
Proficiency: Saving Throw: Strength, Dexterity
Proficiency: Weapon: Simple Weapons, Martial Weapons
Proficiency: Armor: Light Armor, Medium Armor, Shields
Ranger Skill Proficiency Choice: Athletics, Medicine, Stealth
Ranger Spellcasting, Favored Enemy, Weapon Mastery

Background: Moon Twins (Feylost)
Background Proficiencies Skill: Acrobatics, Survival
(Prof. Switsch Deception to Acrobatics)
Tool Proficiencies: Woodcarver's Tools
(Prof. Switsch musical instrument to Woodcarver's Tools)
Source: Ability one +1, one +2
Chose: Dex +2, Wis +1
Feat: Lucky

Ranger Starting Equipment Choice
Druidic Focus (sprig of mistletoe) (1), 7gp, Arrows (20), Explorer's Pack, Longbow, Quiver, Scimitar, Shortsword, Studded Leather Armor
Background: Moon Twins (Feylost)
Feywild Trinkets (3), Pouch, Traveler's Clothes, Feylost Musical Instrument (Switscht to Woodcarver´s Tools), 8gp
Feywild Trinkets: Pendant that shows the phases of the moon.
Feywild Trinkets: Gossamer shawl that glows faintly in moonlight.
Feywild Trinkets: Delicate silver cameo with pictures of twin children opposite one another
eingekauft:
1x Cook's Utensils -1gp
4x Bells on Fabric Cords -4gp

Out of the Abyss erlaubt es den Spielern auf lvl 2 zu starten.

Biography

Suigetsu & Shiori: Children of the Moon Palace
Suigetsu and Shiori were not born to the same parents, yet their lives have been braided together since their very first breaths. On the night of a rare lunar conjunction, when Chandra, the silver moon, shone brighter than any recorded in the Palace archives, two children came into the world in distant corners of the realm. Each birth was marked by the same strange omens: silver light flooding the room, alchemical reagents resonating, and the faint echo of Feywild song on the air.
Both infants were entrusted—on the very same night—to the Moon Palace. Raised together, studied together, and watched closely by the Jade Hare and the Archfey, they became inseparable. To the scholars and servants who saw them grow—always side by side, always moving in uncanny harmony—they might as well have been siblings. The Palace began to call them the Moon Twins, a name that clung to them even as they grew into their own distinct destinies.

Suigetsu, the Paladin of Flowing Water
Born under the silver glare of the conjunction, Suigetsu carried in his soul a quiet resonance with Chandra’s light. His fosterers quickly discovered that, alongside a sharp scholarly mind, he possessed a natural instinct for movement and martial discipline. Where other students studied footwork, Suigetsu flowed. Where others struck, he cut—clean, sharp, and precise.
Under the tutelage of the Jade Hare, Suigetsu’s training was relentless. He studied forms drawn from the Bladesingers and adapted them into something uniquely his own: a style that mirrored the behavior of water—yielding, circling, then crashing down with inexorable force. His steps were as smooth as a moonlit river, his strikes as sudden and unforgiving as ice breaking beneath a traveler’s feet.
The Archfey, ever interested in the children of that strange lunar night, gifted Suigetsu a Jade and Moonstone amulet. Its soft silver glow deepened his connection to the moon’s power, bolstering his resilience and sharpening his focus. To him, it is not just an artifact, but a visible pledge: a reminder of the path he’s chosen.
Suigetsu swore an oath to protect the balance of nature, forged from years studying the Palace’s alchemical chambers and watching the delicate interplay between experiment, environment, and consequence. To him, imbalance is a wound in the world—one he will stand against, blade in hand, as long as the moon still shines.

Shiori, the Ranger of Whispering Paths
Shiori, the other child of that fateful night, bears a different expression of the same moon-touched power. From the time she could walk, she vanished into the hidden gardens and forgotten hallways of the Moon Palace, returning with pockets full of strange herbs, scraps of moss, and stories of flickering lights no one else could see.
The Palace scholars studied scrolls; Shiori studied the spaces between places. She learned the language of leaves, the mood of the wind, and the distant murmur of spirits that lingered just beyond mortal sight. With each passing year, her attunement to the Feywild deepened, and it became clear she could sense the seams where planes brushed against each other.
Her Jade and Moonstone amulet hums in harmony with those subtle boundaries, letting her slip through pathways others would mistake for nothing more than shadows. As she honed her skills as a Ranger, she mastered tracking, healing, and the art of moving across terrain—and sometimes across worlds—without leaving a trace. Her vow is not a formal Paladin’s oath, but a quiet, fierce promise to defend the balance of the Feywild and the fragile bonds that connect all living things.

The Moon-Touched Pair
Though not bound by blood, Suigetsu and Shiori grew up as if they shared the same heartbeat. They sparred together in the training halls, debated theories in the library, and whispered plans under starlit balconies. Where he brought discipline and structure, she brought instinct and intuition. Where he anchored, she guided.
Sent on pilgrimage by the Jade Hare, the two set out from the Moon Palace as devoted Adepts—researchers, emissaries, and guardians. Their task is to gather arcane, alchemic, and healing knowledge from many planes, bringing it back to enrich the Palace’s already vast store of lore. Yet this journey is more than academic.
Unbeknownst to them, their shared birth-night bound them to an ancient moon seal, an old magic that stirs once more in the depths of the Feywild and beyond. The Archfey’s watchful gaze follows them, for their discoveries—and their choices—will influence much more than a collection of scrolls or potions. Together, they are pieces in a larger design that neither yet comprehends.

Their Shared Destiny

Suigetsu and Shiori travel as the “Moon Twins” in the stories whispered by those who meet them—two moon-born wanderers whose steps fall into perfect rhythm, whose abilities seem to mirror and complete each other. To outsiders, their bond appears unshakable, forged by destiny under the light of Chandra’s rarest phase.

And to Shiori… it is more than truth.

Raised as twins in the Moon Palace, Shiori has never questioned the tale told by their caretakers, nor the name given to them by scholars and servants alike. She remembers no moment before Suigetsu. He has always been there: beside her in study, behind her in battle, ahead of her when the shadows grew long. He is her brother. He must be.

And yet, in the quiet hours, something stirs.

She cannot explain why her heart flutters when he catches her after a misstep, why her breath stills when their hands brush in passing, or why warmth pools in her chest at the way his voice softens when he says her name. These feelings rise like tidewater—quiet, persistent, uninvited. So she buries them beneath duty, beneath the certainty that they are family. Anything else would be… wrong. Wouldn’t it?

But the truth remains veiled, even from her.

Suigetsu may know the origins of their bond—but Shiori does not. She believes herself his twin, body and soul, and has never heard otherwise. Until the day truth comes to light, she will carry both her fierce loyalty and her silent confusion like twin weights on her heart.

Their path is still one of growth and revelation. Suigetsu’s unwavering faith and flowing swordplay, and Shiori’s uncanny sense for unseen paths, create a balance that shapes their steps more surely than any map. Whether walking quiet forest trails or skimming the shimmering folds of the Feywild, their greatest strength lies not in their moon-touched gifts—but in the way their spirits, knowingly or not, continue to reach for each other.

What they uncover about the ancient seal of the Moon Palace may shift not only their own fates, but the tides of entire planes. And when the balance teeters on a blade’s edge, it may fall to the so-called Moon Twins to decide—how they will stand, and whether they can still stand together.

Teilnehmer:
(5) Myathethir "Mia" Durothil - High Elf - Eldritch Knight Fighter 5 - none
(5) JinxedBear - Suigetsu - Harengon - Paladin lvl 5 - none
(5) Arikatzi020 - Shiori - Harengon - Ranger lvl 5 - none
(5) Echo - Victor Cromwell - Human?? - Artificer Alchemist lvl 5 - none
(5) Karrakasz - Sylas Crown - Human?? -Warlock lvl 5 - none

Info:
Pelek, wurde von Bubidu
Blingdenstone, Pelek will das man ihren Körper(teile)
Mia und Victor haben dan in einen anderen teil der Höhlen ein rotes Drachenei gefunden, derweil wachte Suigetzu auf und hat seine Erinnerungen verloren an alles was Wichtig ist..... Shiori verhilt sich nach dieser erkenntniss etwas anders.

Was Shiori Suigetzu in Sylven erzählt, während er bewusstlos ist:
„Weißt du noch, wie wir versucht haben, das Mondlicht zu stehlen?“
„Du hast gesagt, wenn wir es schaffen, eine Seerose bei Neumond zum Blühen zu bringen, dann würde sie das Licht der silbernen Königin in sich tragen – und wir könnten es für immer bewahren.“
„Ich hab dir geholfen, obwohl ich nicht daran geglaubt hab. Aber du hast gelächelt – dieses Lächeln, das ich seit Wochen nicht mehr gesehen hab – und gesagt: ‚Wenn es jemand schafft, dann wir.‘“
„Wir haben die Blüte in die Schale aus Jade gelegt. Wir haben die ganze Nacht gewacht, in unseren Schlafmänteln, barfuß im Tau…“
„Und selbst als sie nicht geleuchtet hat, hast du gesagt: ‚Vielleicht hat sie es nur in uns hineingeblendet.‘“
„Suigetsu… du hast immer an Dinge geglaubt, die größer waren als du selbst. An Hoffnung. An Schönheit. An mich. Bitte erinnere dich daran – und glaub jetzt an dich.“

Was bisher geschah

Nachdem Suigetsu durch die Einflüsse des Underdarks dem Wahnsinn erlag und als Oathbreaker gegen die Gruppe stand, gelang es Shiori und ihren Gefährten, ihn zu besiegen und bewusstlos zu machen. Shiori trug ihren Bruder während des Rückzugs auf dem Rücken – erschöpft, aber entschlossen, ihn nicht aufzugeben. Während dieser Zeit sprach sie unablässig auf ihn ein, erzählte ihm von ihrer gemeinsamen Kindheit und versuchte, seine Erinnerungen zu wecken.

Als Suigetsu schließlich wieder zu sich kam, war er nicht mehr feindlich – doch seine Erinnerungen waren wie ausgelöscht. Nur sein Name war ihm geblieben. Shiori, die mit dieser Veränderung emotional überfordert ist, begegnet ihm seither mit einer Mischung aus schnippigem Trotz und versteckter Sorge – braty und snapie, wie die anderen es nennen, obwohl ihre Verletzlichkeit darunter spürbar bleibt.

Währenddessen waren Mia und Victor in einem Seitengang auf ein rotes Drachenei gestoßen, das kurz darauf schlüpfte. In dem Ei befanden sich jedoch zwei rote Wyrmlinge, begleitet von drei fanatischen Anhängern der Drachenbrut – ein tödlicher Hinterhalt. Alarmiert durch das Brüllen, stürzte Shiori ohne Zögern voran, um einzugreifen.

Der anschließende Kampf war hart und chaotisch: Shiori ging im Kampf zu Boden, musste von Mia wieder hochgeholt werden – und auch Mia selbst geriet mehrfach in tödliche Gefahr. Der Sieg schien immer unwahrscheinlicher.

Doch im entscheidenden Moment tauchte eine große, dunkle Gestalt auf: Pavel, ein rätselhafter Paladin und offenbar ein alter Bekannter von Mia. Mit seinem Eingreifen wendete sich das Blatt, und gemeinsam gelang es der Gruppe, die Feinde zurückzuschlagen.

Loot: 2gp 2cp

Shiori, Adept of the Jade Hare

Size: 175 (medium)
Weigth: 40
Eyes: Himmelblau
Hair: Weiß, Braun, Grautöne, Lang zu einen losen Zopf gebunden
Skin: Fell: Weiß, Braun, Grautöne mit streifen
Fey Mark: Your skin (Furr) sparkles in moonlight.
Fey Mark: You have a sweet scent, like that of a White Lotus.

Costomizing your Origin:
Race: Harengon
Languages: Common, Elvish, Sylvan
Base Walk Speed: 30 ft.
Hare-Trigger, Leporine Senses, Lucky Footwork, Rabbit Hop
Ability Score Point ´Buy:
St 8, Dex 15 (+2), Con 14, Int 10, Wis 15 (+1), Cha 8

Chosen Class: Ranger
Proficiency: Saving Throw: Strength, Dexterity
Proficiency: Weapon: Simple Weapons, Martial Weapons
Proficiency: Armor: Light Armor, Medium Armor, Shields
Ranger Skill Proficiency Choice: Athletics, Medicine, Stealth
Ranger Spellcasting, Favored Enemy, Weapon Mastery

Background: Moon Twins (Feylost)
Background Proficiencies Skill: Acrobatics, Survival
(Prof. Switsch Deception to Acrobatics)
Tool Proficiencies: Woodcarver's Tools
(Prof. Switsch musical instrument to Woodcarver's Tools)
Source: Ability one +1, one +2
Chose: Dex +2, Wis +1
Feat: Lucky

Ranger Starting Equipment Choice
Druidic Focus (sprig of mistletoe) (1), 7gp, Arrows (20), Explorer's Pack, Longbow, Quiver, Scimitar, Shortsword, Studded Leather Armor
Background: Moon Twins (Feylost)
Feywild Trinkets (3), Pouch, Traveler's Clothes, Feylost Musical Instrument (Switscht to Woodcarver´s Tools), 8gp
Feywild Trinkets: Pendant that shows the phases of the moon.
Feywild Trinkets: Gossamer shawl that glows faintly in moonlight.
Feywild Trinkets: Delicate silver cameo with pictures of twin children opposite one another
eingekauft:
1x Cook's Utensils -1gp
4x Bells on Fabric Cords -4gp

Out of the Abyss erlaubt es den Spielern auf lvl 2 zu starten.

Biography

Suigetsu & Shiori: Children of the Moon Palace
Suigetsu and Shiori were not born to the same parents, yet their lives have been braided together since their very first breaths. On the night of a rare lunar conjunction, when Chandra, the silver moon, shone brighter than any recorded in the Palace archives, two children came into the world in distant corners of the realm. Each birth was marked by the same strange omens: silver light flooding the room, alchemical reagents resonating, and the faint echo of Feywild song on the air.
Both infants were entrusted—on the very same night—to the Moon Palace. Raised together, studied together, and watched closely by the Jade Hare and the Archfey, they became inseparable. To the scholars and servants who saw them grow—always side by side, always moving in uncanny harmony—they might as well have been siblings. The Palace began to call them the Moon Twins, a name that clung to them even as they grew into their own distinct destinies.

Suigetsu, the Paladin of Flowing Water
Born under the silver glare of the conjunction, Suigetsu carried in his soul a quiet resonance with Chandra’s light. His fosterers quickly discovered that, alongside a sharp scholarly mind, he possessed a natural instinct for movement and martial discipline. Where other students studied footwork, Suigetsu flowed. Where others struck, he cut—clean, sharp, and precise.
Under the tutelage of the Jade Hare, Suigetsu’s training was relentless. He studied forms drawn from the Bladesingers and adapted them into something uniquely his own: a style that mirrored the behavior of water—yielding, circling, then crashing down with inexorable force. His steps were as smooth as a moonlit river, his strikes as sudden and unforgiving as ice breaking beneath a traveler’s feet.
The Archfey, ever interested in the children of that strange lunar night, gifted Suigetsu a Jade and Moonstone amulet. Its soft silver glow deepened his connection to the moon’s power, bolstering his resilience and sharpening his focus. To him, it is not just an artifact, but a visible pledge: a reminder of the path he’s chosen.
Suigetsu swore an oath to protect the balance of nature, forged from years studying the Palace’s alchemical chambers and watching the delicate interplay between experiment, environment, and consequence. To him, imbalance is a wound in the world—one he will stand against, blade in hand, as long as the moon still shines.

Shiori, the Ranger of Whispering Paths
Shiori, the other child of that fateful night, bears a different expression of the same moon-touched power. From the time she could walk, she vanished into the hidden gardens and forgotten hallways of the Moon Palace, returning with pockets full of strange herbs, scraps of moss, and stories of flickering lights no one else could see.
The Palace scholars studied scrolls; Shiori studied the spaces between places. She learned the language of leaves, the mood of the wind, and the distant murmur of spirits that lingered just beyond mortal sight. With each passing year, her attunement to the Feywild deepened, and it became clear she could sense the seams where planes brushed against each other.
Her Jade and Moonstone amulet hums in harmony with those subtle boundaries, letting her slip through pathways others would mistake for nothing more than shadows. As she honed her skills as a Ranger, she mastered tracking, healing, and the art of moving across terrain—and sometimes across worlds—without leaving a trace. Her vow is not a formal Paladin’s oath, but a quiet, fierce promise to defend the balance of the Feywild and the fragile bonds that connect all living things.

The Moon-Touched Pair
Though not bound by blood, Suigetsu and Shiori grew up as if they shared the same heartbeat. They sparred together in the training halls, debated theories in the library, and whispered plans under starlit balconies. Where he brought discipline and structure, she brought instinct and intuition. Where he anchored, she guided.
Sent on pilgrimage by the Jade Hare, the two set out from the Moon Palace as devoted Adepts—researchers, emissaries, and guardians. Their task is to gather arcane, alchemic, and healing knowledge from many planes, bringing it back to enrich the Palace’s already vast store of lore. Yet this journey is more than academic.
Unbeknownst to them, their shared birth-night bound them to an ancient moon seal, an old magic that stirs once more in the depths of the Feywild and beyond. The Archfey’s watchful gaze follows them, for their discoveries—and their choices—will influence much more than a collection of scrolls or potions. Together, they are pieces in a larger design that neither yet comprehends.

Their Shared Destiny

Suigetsu and Shiori travel as the “Moon Twins” in the stories whispered by those who meet them—two moon-born wanderers whose steps fall into perfect rhythm, whose abilities seem to mirror and complete each other. To outsiders, their bond appears unshakable, forged by destiny under the light of Chandra’s rarest phase.

And to Shiori… it is more than truth.

Raised as twins in the Moon Palace, Shiori has never questioned the tale told by their caretakers, nor the name given to them by scholars and servants alike. She remembers no moment before Suigetsu. He has always been there: beside her in study, behind her in battle, ahead of her when the shadows grew long. He is her brother. He must be.

And yet, in the quiet hours, something stirs.

She cannot explain why her heart flutters when he catches her after a misstep, why her breath stills when their hands brush in passing, or why warmth pools in her chest at the way his voice softens when he says her name. These feelings rise like tidewater—quiet, persistent, uninvited. So she buries them beneath duty, beneath the certainty that they are family. Anything else would be… wrong. Wouldn’t it?

But the truth remains veiled, even from her.

Suigetsu may know the origins of their bond—but Shiori does not. She believes herself his twin, body and soul, and has never heard otherwise. Until the day truth comes to light, she will carry both her fierce loyalty and her silent confusion like twin weights on her heart.

Their path is still one of growth and revelation. Suigetsu’s unwavering faith and flowing swordplay, and Shiori’s uncanny sense for unseen paths, create a balance that shapes their steps more surely than any map. Whether walking quiet forest trails or skimming the shimmering folds of the Feywild, their greatest strength lies not in their moon-touched gifts—but in the way their spirits, knowingly or not, continue to reach for each other.

What they uncover about the ancient seal of the Moon Palace may shift not only their own fates, but the tides of entire planes. And when the balance teeters on a blade’s edge, it may fall to the so-called Moon Twins to decide—how they will stand, and whether they can still stand together.

Teilnehmer:
(5) Myathethir "Mia" Durothil - High Elf - Eldritch Knight Fighter 5 - none
(5) JinxedBear - Suigetsu - Harengon - Paladin lvl 5 - none
(5) Arikatzi020 - Shiori - Harengon - Ranger lvl 5 - none
(5) Echo - Victor Cromwell - Human?? - Artificer Alchemist lvl 5 - none
(5) Karrakasz - Sylas Crown - Human?? -Warlock lvl 5 - none

Info:
Pelek, wurde von Bubidu
Blingdenstone, Pelek will das man ihren Körper(teile)
Mia und Victor haben dan in einen anderen teil der Höhlen ein rotes Drachenei gefunden, derweil wachte Suigetzu auf und hat seine Erinnerungen verloren an alles was Wichtig ist..... Shiori verhilt sich nach dieser erkenntniss etwas anders.

Was Shiori Suigetzu in Sylven erzählt, während er bewusstlos ist:
„Weißt du noch, wie wir versucht haben, das Mondlicht zu stehlen?“
„Du hast gesagt, wenn wir es schaffen, eine Seerose bei Neumond zum Blühen zu bringen, dann würde sie das Licht der silbernen Königin in sich tragen – und wir könnten es für immer bewahren.“
„Ich hab dir geholfen, obwohl ich nicht daran geglaubt hab. Aber du hast gelächelt – dieses Lächeln, das ich seit Wochen nicht mehr gesehen hab – und gesagt: ‚Wenn es jemand schafft, dann wir.‘“
„Wir haben die Blüte in die Schale aus Jade gelegt. Wir haben die ganze Nacht gewacht, in unseren Schlafmänteln, barfuß im Tau…“
„Und selbst als sie nicht geleuchtet hat, hast du gesagt: ‚Vielleicht hat sie es nur in uns hineingeblendet.‘“
„Suigetsu… du hast immer an Dinge geglaubt, die größer waren als du selbst. An Hoffnung. An Schönheit. An mich. Bitte erinnere dich daran – und glaub jetzt an dich.“

Was bisher geschah

Nachdem Suigetsu durch die Einflüsse des Underdarks dem Wahnsinn erlag und als Oathbreaker gegen die Gruppe stand, gelang es Shiori und ihren Gefährten, ihn zu besiegen und bewusstlos zu machen. Shiori trug ihren Bruder während des Rückzugs auf dem Rücken – erschöpft, aber entschlossen, ihn nicht aufzugeben. Während dieser Zeit sprach sie unablässig auf ihn ein, erzählte ihm von ihrer gemeinsamen Kindheit und versuchte, seine Erinnerungen zu wecken.

Als Suigetsu schließlich wieder zu sich kam, war er nicht mehr feindlich – doch seine Erinnerungen waren wie ausgelöscht. Nur sein Name war ihm geblieben. Shiori, die mit dieser Veränderung emotional überfordert ist, begegnet ihm seither mit einer Mischung aus schnippigem Trotz und versteckter Sorge – braty und snapie, wie die anderen es nennen, obwohl ihre Verletzlichkeit darunter spürbar bleibt.

Währenddessen waren Mia und Victor in einem Seitengang auf ein rotes Drachenei gestoßen, das kurz darauf schlüpfte. In dem Ei befanden sich jedoch zwei rote Wyrmlinge, begleitet von drei fanatischen Anhängern der Drachenbrut – ein tödlicher Hinterhalt. Alarmiert durch das Brüllen, stürzte Shiori ohne Zögern voran, um einzugreifen.

Der anschließende Kampf war hart und chaotisch: Shiori ging im Kampf zu Boden, musste von Mia wieder hochgeholt werden – und auch Mia selbst geriet mehrfach in tödliche Gefahr. Der Sieg schien immer unwahrscheinlicher.

Doch im entscheidenden Moment tauchte eine große, dunkle Gestalt auf: Pavel, ein rätselhafter Paladin und offenbar ein alter Bekannter von Mia. Mit seinem Eingreifen wendete sich das Blatt, und gemeinsam gelang es der Gruppe, die Feinde zurückzuschlagen.

Loot: 2gp 2cp