The bucktoothed halfling, Drorry, arrived in Sanctuary at some time. She felt so lost not knowing if it was day or night, the warm sun so far from her skin. It had all happened so fast. She thought back to her life back at home. In the farmlands surrounding a large human city, her little family lived on a small plot and thanked nature every day for her kindness in the harvest. As a little girl Drorry had always run off into the countryside to spy on and interact with the druidic circle there. As she came to age, she saw her brothers fighting over who would get the farm, and realized she would have nowhere to go when her parents died. The farm girls of the humans hoped for a good marriage and a comfortable life, but Drorry was discomforted by the thought of such a future. One day she met a fellow halfling girl among the druids, who explained to her that among the hin Pantheon there was Sheela Peroroyl, a goddess of agriculture and love. Inspired and infatuated by the girl, Drorry and her became great friends, and one day Drorry was invited to train with the druids. Drorry saw this as a great opportunity to help her brothers and the other farmers maintain balance and harmony with the nature around them, and leapt on the offer. Drorry was not well-liked by the other druids, however. Her insatiability, curiousity, and bad manners offended many of them. She was sent to a distant village with an important document as an early duty, as a test of her worth. While travelling through some particularly dark and forboding foothills, a group of evil dwarves, duergar, came and stole her away. They placed her in a wagon-cage pulled by great Rothe, strange beasts she had never before seen. One night while the dwarves were drunk she used her limited druidic abilities to communicate with the Rothe, who trampled the sleeping dwarves and bashed the cage open. With her friend Rothe, who she named Hamat, she eventually arrived in Sanctuary. Seeking a new druidic circle in the Underdark, or perhaps to form her own, she has set out on her journey of adventure and good-doing. Clearly the balance is upset here, by all of the evil...