Just imagine: Legolas.

Raised in forest village. I now adventure to improve my skills and retain wealth. I'm not greedy, nor will I steal, but
"What's mine, is mine!".

Elf Features:
• Within 60 feet of you, treat dim light as bright, darkness as dim light
• Immune to magical sleep, advantage on saves vs charmed
• Meditating 4 hours counts as 8 hours of rest
• Perception proficiency
• Can hide while lightly obscured by natural phenomena
• Longsword, shortsword, shortbow, longbow proficiency.
Outlander Feature:
• You can always remember the layout of region's geographical features, and can usually find enough food and water for six people
Class Features:
• Gain advantage on survival and Int checks concerning Goblins and Orcs, and you know the goblin language.
• Gain advantage on Wis and Int checks concerning forest terrain.
• Difficult terrain doesn' slow my group in forests.
• Cannot become lost in forests ( except by magical means).
• I remain alert in forests.
• While alone, I can move stealthily at
normal pace.
• I can find twice as much food while foraging in forests.
• While tracking other creatures, I also learn their exact number, their sizes, and how long ago they passed through the area.

Not knowing anything about the world of this campaign... Unknown at this point.

Leather Armor
Two Shortswords
Four Daggers
Longbow + 20 arrows
Dungeoneer's pack
Staff
Hunting trap
Trophy
Set of traveler's clothes
Belt pouch (2EP, 9SP, 10CP)

Was never one for keeping much that couldn't fit on person.

At some point in this Character's life a foe became known - the history behind this rival can be written here.

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