Varisia

Hannah is a tall, slender elf with delicate features and deep green eyes that reflect her connection to nature. Her long silver-blonde hair is often tied back in a loose braid adorned with small flowers or sprigs of herbs she’s gathered throughout the day. She wears simple but well-made robes in earthy greens and browns, their fabric lightly scented with the many natural remedies she works with. A leather satchel hangs at her side, filled with medicinal herbs, and her hands are often stained with the remnants of crushed plants and tinctures.

Hannah is calm, nurturing, and deeply empathetic, with a quiet strength that reassures those who seek her aid. She speaks softly but with confidence, her voice carrying the wisdom of years spent attuned to nature. While she prefers the company of the wilds over bustling crowds, she cares deeply for Sandpoint’s people and will go to great lengths to help them. She believes in balance—life and death, growth and decay—and though she advocates for natural solutions, she understands that sometimes intervention is necessary. She has little patience for those who judge or meddle in private affairs, and she will fiercely defend the well-being of those who seek her help.

Born in the wilds of Varisia, Hannah was raised among a reclusive elven community devoted to Gozreh, the god of nature and the sea. Drawn to the balance of life, she spent years studying herbalism and healing magic before wandering into human lands to help those in need. Eventually, she settled in Sandpoint, seeing the town as a place where she could make a difference while still maintaining her deep connection to the natural world. Despite being an outsider to many, her wisdom and compassion have earned her the trust of the town’s women, particularly for her skills as a midwife and herbalist. Though she encourages natural remedies and careful planning, she discreetly offers assistance to those who need it, maintaining a reputation for absolute confidentiality. She spends her mornings in the surrounding wilderness, gathering fresh herbs, and her afternoons tending to the sick, the expectant, and those in need of guidance.