Appearance:

Dandy is a tortle standing at an impressive five feet tall, with shell armor that has intricate carvings of various natural landscapes. She has deep-set, piercing green eyes and a calm demeanor.

Interaction:

Dandy is a powerful monk who has mastered both the physical and spiritual aspects of her martial art. She is the guardian of a sacred temple and does not take kindly to outsiders trespassing on its grounds. However, if the party shows respect and honor towards the temple, she may aid them in their quest.

Background:

Dandy was born to a family of tortles who lived in isolation in a remote mountain region. When she was young, she was visited by a legendary monk who saw great potential in her. He took her under his wing and trained her until she surpassed even his own skills. Dandy now serves as the guardian of the temple where she was trained, and she has dedicated her life to protecting it and its sacred artifacts. She is revered by the locals as a mythic figure, and many come to the temple seeking her wisdom and guidance.

Combat / Skills:

Dandy is a master of the martial arts and can strike with incredible speed and precision. She prefers to use her hands and feet as weapons, but she is also skilled with various monk weapons. She is also highly attuned to the spiritual world and can call upon the elements to aid her in battle. She will only use her full strength if provoked or if the temple is in danger.

Equipment:

Dandy carries a quarterstaff that deals 1d8 bludgeoning damage, and she also has a bag of 1d20 gold coins with her. She wears a ring of protection and carries an amulet that grants her additional spiritual powers.