http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=167884<br/><br/>History: Born the son of bakers, Lucas was not exactly the man one might think of when they thought of aspiring paladins. He was strong and brash as a child, enjoying rough housing and fighting, whether it was for his own sake or to impress a girl he liked as he got older... This brashness and enjoyment of conflict may have contributed to him becoming a soldier when he was of age, volunteering rather than being drafted. Between youthful charisma and skill at arms it was no surprise that he rose through the ranks in battle rather quickly and soon became the officer of a small contingent of soldiers. Much about Lucas changed when he led his soldiers head long into an ambush by goblins, the greenskins cutting down a handful of men and quickly causing Lucas to order a retreat, staying behind to cover his men who fell back. Expecting to die, it was a knight of Heironeous who surprisingly came to Lucas’ aid, having been in the area already hunting down the goblins. Working together and driving them back, Lucas and the knight returned to camp. Curious about the knights abilities and feeling inadequate due to leading men to their death, Lucas asked to learn more about the knight and his skills, seeking to become one himself. The church welcomed him with open arms, believing that he could be more...<br/><br/>It has been a few years since, but Lucas is a new and different man. Strong of body and force of will, he was tasked with proving that he could be a capable warrior of the church and his god – naturally, Dryad Woods call for adventurers seems the perfect opportunity to show that he has learned, and that he can be a true paladin.<br/>