<div class="floatleft">(https://68.media.tumblr.com/9d669a0179ca4ed63450a813b0b79abb/tumblr_open0qFys51utyn51o8_1280.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Lhii of the Three Ducks Crew<br/><strong>Race:</strong>Ghostwise halfling<br/><strong>Class:</strong>Revised Ranger (UA) (https://media.wizards.com/2016/dnd/downloads/UA_RevisedRanger.pdf)<br/><strong>Background:</strong>Outlander<br/><strong>Gender:</strong>Female<br/><strong>Sexuality:</strong>Yes.<br/><strong>Sheet:</strong>https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1184907<br/><br/><strong>Background:</strong>Lhii doesn't really know where she "came from." She knows how she was raised though; The wolves of Fharnlahn Wood are said to be particularly ferocious, but she knows them as nurturing and cautious creatures. She played with their pups, she howled with them, and when she was older, she hunted with them. Life in the wood made her ears sharp, her limbs strong, and her feet agile. She knew of the other things that came into the forest on two legs, stinking of dead skins and hot metal, and avoided them with the rest of her pack. What she didn't knows was that they knew of her too. Several groups of halflings from the nearby village clambered about in the woods looking after the rumor of a wild girl living in them, to no effect other than to find tracks.<br/>It was her own curiosity that finally brought her back into the fold. While most of the walkers came and went, one bunch in particular stayed. And they seemed to prey on the others who visited. For several weeks Lhii watched these ones, studying them as she would a rival pack or a herd of deer. When a naked girl covered in mud and bramble-scratches walked out of the verge and began half-talking, half-growling at them, the bandits of Samm Langwhistle's Three-Ducks crew nearly shit themselves.<br/>Things progressed quickly. Lhii would come and go, spending most of her time learning the language, aided by her ability to communicate through the mind - a strange trait the other halflings found uncomfortable but interesting to say the least. They also taught her the basic tasks of the camp, and then when she knew more, taught her the ropes of banditry. The Three-Duck Crew were not brigands or murderers by any means - they made a show of robbery, because Samm was, at heart, an entertainer, and the wood provided most of their needs. For a while, Lhii had a new home, a second pack.<br/>All that changed when the<del>Fire Nation</del>local lord attacked. Baron Heugen von Hauserr never liked halflings. He certainly hated wolves, and brigands - he saw little difference between the three, in fact. After a particular dignitary of a particular noble family found himself unclothed, unhorsed, and unceremoniously dumped out of ht woods by a band of halflings using duck calls as their signal, the Baron had enough. He called up his men and all but burned the forest to the ground.<br/>Lhii and the other halflings managed to escape. So too, did at least some of the wolves -she hopes so, anyway. But the Fharnlahn Wood is no longer home, and the Three-Ducks Crew is no longer a pack, so Lhii wanders, learning and exploring new places in a world she never imagined could be so large.