Warden
Keywords:
WARDEN
Taking the pathfinder's love of the wild places even further, wardens are as close to a paragon of nature as you can find in someone that doesn't
actually commune with nature as druids do. They are nature's champion, not
only defending it and doing what they can to help it thrive, but also in reaching out to the people in cities and villages to teach the world how to best utilize nature and the resources it can provide. Wardens tend to have a strong belief that people and nature can live together, each providing for the other, and tend to teach of and guard over this balance sometimes over
abundantly. They are the first to defend nature when people attack the
land, and the first to help people when nature's wrath overwhelms them, though when the choice is between the two, they will almost always choose
nature. Their skills in using the natural world's resources, their wide
array of skill in archery, weaponry, and survival abilities, and the magics that they have picked up along the way are rivaled only by their close
brethren, the recluse. In combat, as with rangers and pathfinders, they are
adept with swords and spears, but have also added staffs to their arsenal, and are somewhat more adept with daggers and close combat fighting.