Appearance:

Yorath is a towering minotaur, standing at nearly eight feet tall. His muscular body is covered in shaggy brown fur, and his sharp horns curve towards each other on his forehead. He wears a simple loincloth and carries a staff adorned with bones and feathers.

Interaction:

Yorath is a traveling sorcerer, offering his services to anyone who can afford them. He is proud and arrogant, often belittling those he sees as inferior to himself. If the party hires him, he will be brash and headstrong, always looking for ways to increase his share of the treasure. However, his loyalties lie with whoever pays him, and he will turn on the party if offered a better deal.

Background:

Yorath was born into a clan of minotaurs, known for their fierce warriors and powerful blood magic. However, Yorath had a natural talent for sorcery, a trait looked down upon in his clan. His own father rejected him, seeing magic as a weaker form of power. Fueled by resentment, Yorath left his clan and began to travel, honing his abilities and seeking out more powerful magic. He has now returned to his clan, but only to show off his newfound power and to take revenge on his father.

Combat / Skills:

Yorath is a sorcerer, using his spells to support his physical attacks. He will usually cast Shield to boost his AC, then attack with his staff or spells like Magic Missile. He also has the ability to summon a spectral axe to aid him in battle. If facing a skilled adversary, he will try to manipulate them with his Charm Person spell. If the tide of the battle turns against him, he will flee and only return if he believes he can win.

Equipment:

Yorath carries a staff that deals 1d6 bludgeoning damage and a spell component pouch. He also wears an Amulet of Protection that gives him a +1 bonus to AC, and he has a bag of 2d20 gold coins stashed away for emergencies.