Name: Darhi "The Guru" Dhokha
Age: 42
Gender: Male

Race: Human (+2 Con)
Class: Cleric (+2 Wis)
Level: 2

One Unique Thing:
The Guru is the only student of
the legendary Svami Buddha, a
world-famous teacher of
meditation and alternative medicine,
considered a fraud by any
self-respecting doctor.

## Backgrounds:
student of Svami Buddha +4
poor farm boy +2
friend of the thieves guild +2

## Icon relationships:
Emperor - Conflicted - 1
Priestess - Positive - 1
Prince of Shadows - Positive - 1

## Abilities (and modifiers):
Str 10 +0
Con 16 +3
Dex 12 +1
Int 10 +0
Wis 18 +4
Cha 12 +1

## Stats(calculated):
HP: 40
AC: 20 (with armor)
PD: 14
MD: 13
In: +3
Dm: 2d8+0 (with weapon)
Re: d8+3, 8

## Racial Power: Quick to Fight
At the start of each battle, roll
initiative twice and choose the
result you want.

## Class Feature: Heal
A bonus spell (see spells)

## Talents:
(invocations are quick actions, usable once per
 full heal up)
Healing
 - When you cast a spell that lets you or an ally
   heal using a recovery, the target also adds hit
   points equal to double your level to the 
   recovery.
 * Invocation of Healing: This battle,
   you gain an additional use of the heal spell
   (see Class Features, left). The first heal
   spell you cast after using this invocation
   allows the target to heal using a free recovery
   instead of spending a recovery.
Community
 - Once per battle, you can affect two additional
   allies when you cast a spell for broad effect.
 * Invocation of Community: This battle, critical
   hits against you and your nearby allies deal 
   normal damage instead of critical damage.
Strength
 - You can wield heavy/martial weapons without an
   attack penalty.
 * Invocation of Strength: This battle, you and 
   your nearby allies deal triple damage instead
   of double damage on critical hits with melee 
   attacks.

## Feats:
 - Adventurer Feat: The target can now be a nearby
   ally instead of an ally you are next to with Heal.
 - Adventurer Feat: Javelin of Faith also deals +1d6
   damage against an undamaged target.

## Spells:
Heal
 - Close-quarters spell
   Special: You can use this spell twice per battle.
   Quick action to cast (1/round)
   Target: You or one ally you are next to
   Effect: The target can heal using a recovery.
Ritual magic
 - Cast any spell as a ritual.
   Summary: Use the spells already in the PCs’ arsenals
   as the basis of free-form magic that accomplishes
   non-combat effects. Part of the fun is setting the 
   scene and explaining the ritual in the context of 
   the world’s magic; don’t stint on your special
   effects budget.
Bless
 - Ranged spell
   Daily
   Quick action to cast
   Effect: You can cast this spell for power or for 
   broad effect.
 * Cast for power: One nearby ally gains a +2 attack
   bonus until the end of the battle.
 * Cast for broad effect: Choose up to three nearby
   creatures (including you); each target gains a +1
   attack bonus until the end of the battle.
Cure Wounds
 - Ranged spell
   Daily
   Quick action to cast
   Effect: You or a nearby ally can heal using a 
   free recovery.
Hammer of Faith
 - Close-quarters spell
   Daily
   Effect: Until the end of the battle, your basic 
   melee attacks use d12s as their base weapon 
   damage dice.
Javelin of Faith
 - Ranged spell
   At-Will
   Target: One nearby enemy
   Attack: Wisdom + Level vs. PD
   Hit: 1d6 + Wisdom holy damage.
   Miss: Damage equal to your level.
Shield of Faith
 - Ranged spell
   Daily
   Quick action to cast
   Effect: You can cast this spell for power or for
   broad effect.
 * Cast for power: One nearby ally gains a +2 bonus
   to AC this battle.
 * Cast for broad effect: Choose up to three nearby
   creatures (including you); each target gains a +1
   bonus to AC this battle.

## Equipment:
 - Guru robe (Clothing)
 - Metal plates under robe (Heavy armor)
 - Dream shield (Shield)
 - Hammer of Forced Meditation (Heavy 1h, 1d8) 
 - Standard traveling gear
 - Sahasrara amulet
 - self-help book written by himself

## Appearance:
The guru has a large grey beard, and long brown
dreadlocks hanging from his head. He wears a
yellow-and-brown robe, though not comfortably,
as he usually wears metal plates underneath it
when in unsafe places like his home town,
Shadow Port. His skin is white. He looks like
he doesn't take care of himself very well. He
is somewhat overweight.

## History:
The guru was born in the village of Bekera,
north-east of Shadow Port. His parents were
like most people in the village: poor
peasants. When he was 15, his father fell
ill. Luckily, a year later, at 16, the
famous Svami Buddha came into town, and
showed his father how spiritual healing
could revitalize his body, saving him from
the deadly skeletonpox. The Svami Buddha
saw the kid who would come to be known as
the guru, and thought he saw something in
him he had not seen before in any other
person. A will to believe and make others
believe in the true spirit of the self
and the chakras. He offered to become a
teacher for the young guru. His parents
were relieved at this, hoping their son
could end up someplace better than their
poor village. He left promptly with
the Svami Buddha. Sadly, he didn't know
that his father died of skeletonpox the
next year. Apparently he failed to
utilize the chakras correctly, or forgot
to drink his ginseng tea.
    The guru turned out to be a great
student. He listened carefully to his
master, and utilized what he learned
quickly after he had learned it. He
traveled far and wide, and found people
in desperate need of their alternative
medicine everywhere from Axis to Nomad.
But he also found strong opposition in
among imperial doctors and wizards.
    In the last few years, he set up
shop in Shadow Port. His form of
healing and meditation is the only one
that openly helps thieves guild. He
says hopes that them "finding inner
peace" will make them forego material
need, and thus stop thieving. The
thieves think differently, but are
nonetheless very thankful of his help.
    The priestess thinks his methods
are odd, but sees his religion as a
force of good, and thus has even
created a small temple for it in the
Cathedral at Santa Cora. The guru
still really wants to go there.
    He recently got an invitiation
by the thieves guild to retreive an
item for them from the forest north
of Shadow Port. He usually doesn't
do such things, but as he just lost
all the money he had saved up for
a trip to the Cathedral after a
show of some con magician at Shadow
Port, he's willing to do a bit of
work for a hefty reward.