#osbri

Dang, you picked some interesting ones! Okay, let’s see:

4. What were the conditions surrounding their formative years?

Considering that he’s technically still in his formative years, it’s not all that different from where he was before meeting his group. Osbri lived with a lone Wolfkind Blacksmith named Thraux Cullfang who took the Wolfkin child in when he got separated from his family at about 8 years old during an attack by a small Yuan-Ti army (According to the campaign I’m in, Wolfkins are essentially a subspecies of Wolfkind alongside Wolffolk [all of which are Homebrew races]). Osbri, having lost an arm in the attack, has been provided with a prosthetic arm by Thraux, who continually improves and adapts the arm to Osbri’s body as the young Ranger grows and develops as well as providing for the kid and tending to his needs in any way that he possibly can. In exchange, Osbri helps the old Blacksmith by making contributions around the home like doing chores or hunting for food. 

That’s all I have for now, but I’ll be sure to add more stuff in when I can.

5. What creature would they like to have as a pet?

I think any animal would do for him in all honesty, especially with him being a Beast Master-type Ranger. He is a little more of a dog person at the moment though.

9. How would this character react to someone confessing their love for him?

Hmm, that’s a bit of a hard one... I think Osbri would be unsure of how to react to that at first, whichever type of love it may be. If the confession is that of familial/platonic love, and he knows very little about the person in question, he’d more or less play along with it (getting flustered and flattered by such a remark) but wouldn’t necessarily believe that person nor fully take their confession to heart (he doesn’t like admitting this to others as he’s rather shy and worries that he’d hurt their feelings in doing so). Familial/platonic love is something he takes very very seriously in truth and holds it in the highest regard, so it’ll take quite more than mere words for someone to truly convince him that they do love him in that way.