Personality

Naïlo is an intensely curious person, despite how calm he may always seem. He is a fiddler, though vaguely clumsy, and tends to break the things he messes with. Though momentarily upsetting, he sees every mistake as an opportunity. Some may call him annoyingly optimistic, but he is enjoying himself.

This optimism, however, is more of a cover than anything. Naïlo tends to bottle up his negative feelings, especially those he holds for other people. He sees bitterness and grudges as embarassingly shameful. Instead of addressing his feelings, he keeps them to himself. Naive as this solution may be, he thinks it has been working for him so far.

Beliefs

Worshipper of the goddess Mystra, Naïlo believes strongly in his magic. This is also what leads him to fiddle with things, attempting to figure out the inner workings of whatever he is not familiar with, so that he may either discover the magic behind them, or to enhance with new magic.

Though he is newer to the discovery of Mystra, his fascination with the existence of a deity beholden to magic is impossibly strong. Naïlo is eager to learn more about his goddess and find what she has in store for him as he continues to grow. Despite not knowing much compared to what one might expect, his fervor makes up for what it is that he currently lacks. The enthusiasm for which he approaches his worship vastly overshadowing his current naiveté.

Home and Leaving

Naïlo was raised in a traditional firbolg settlement deep in the forests of ███████. His village took on the role of keepers of the forest, keeping to the firbolg tradition of hiding themselves away from those who lived outside of the forest. He was raised to care deeply for the wood and make sure no harm comes to it, and he has held fast to this way of life for his fifty years.

The decision for him was not easy, as he holds deep care for his village and his people. His intense curiosity for the outside world, however, and his drive to learn as much as he can about his magical abilities was too strong for him to stay in the small, isolated village in the middle of the woods. As Naïlo got older he began to believe that there was so much more that he would be able to accomplish if he left, and that feeling was something he couldn't shake off. After comin of age it was all he could think of, and only years later he decided that he could not stay stagnant in his home any longer.