One fateful night, as Cadhoodeen gazed up at the vast expanse of the night sky, a vision of unimaginable destruction engulfed his mind. He saw the land ravaged by storms, the rivers poisoned, and the once-thriving forests reduced to ashen wastelands. The premonition left him shaken and determined to prevent this cataclysm from coming to pass.

Driven by his vision, Cadhoodeen embarked on a quest to seek guidance from the ancient druids who resided deep within the heart of the Sacred Grove. These druids were known as the Starweavers, the guardians of celestial wisdom and the keepers of cosmic balance.

For years, Cadhoodeen trained under the watchful eyes of the Starweavers, honing his druidic abilities and learning to harness the power of the stars. He studied the movements of constellations, deciphered the secrets hidden within the celestial patterns, and forged a deep bond with the primal magic that flowed through the natural world.

As his powers grew, Cadhoodeen discovered that the impending cataclysm was no ordinary disaster. It was an ancient, malevolent force, a primordial darkness awakened by the unchecked destruction wrought by mortals. The cataclysm sought to consume the world and plunge it into eternal darkness.

Now, armed with his celestial knowledge and the strength of a half-orc, Cadhoodeen has vowed to prevent this impending doom. He travels the lands, rallying allies and seeking artifacts that hold the key to stopping the cataclysm. Cadhoodeen’s mission is not only to protect his tribe but also to safeguard all life from the calamity that looms on the horizon.

Guided by the wisdom of the stars and armed with his druidic powers, Cadhoodeen embarks on a perilous journey, navigating treacherous landscapes, battling malevolent forces, and unraveling ancient mysteries. As a half-orc druid of the stars, he embraces his dual heritage, drawing strength from both the primal forces of nature and the celestial realms, hoping to avert the cataclysm and restore balance to the world.

Personality Traits; I feel far more comfortable around animals than people.
I am utterly serene, even in the face of disaster.
Ideals; Logic. Emotions must not cloud our sense of what is right and true, or our logical thinking. (Lawful)
Bonds; I’m still seeking the enlightenment I pursued in my seclusion, and it still eludes me.
Flaws; I harbor bloodthirsty thoughts that my isolation and meditation failed to quell.