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2/2 Focus Points Unlike your typical adventurer, Malkus was not born as a child of prophecy nor was he raised a victim of war or strife. His parents, both druids, were a humble elf and human that protected a grove near the borders of the first world. Though both of his parents had high hopes for him following in their footsteps to join one of the druidic orders it did not take long for the denizens of the grove to pick up on something peculiar about Malkus. Though all druids spend time communing with nature, it seemed like Malkus was able to commune directly with the unseen spirits of the natural world. He was able to meditate in silence and come away with knowledge he should have had no way of knowing and access to spells no one in the grove had taught him. His parents, knowing they were ill-equipped to foster these gifts, sought out the aid of the grove elders. After holding a brief council it was decided that due to the fact Malkus was born of the combination of the blood of two ancestries that he was a child of two worlds. Being a child of two worlds meant he was more able to communicate and interact with spirits, a rare a precious gift. Rather than trying to continue teaching him the Druidic arts, it was decided that Malkus would instead embrace his gifts and follow in the same footsteps both of his parents started their journeys on... as an adventurer. Well trained in knowledge about nature, faith, and how to bind wounds, but not well versed in the social intricacies of the outside world, Malkus begins a journey of self discovery as much as one of adventure.