Findal

Findal
Stats
Level 1
STR 10 DEX 12 (+1) CON 10 INT 12 (+1) WIS 16 (+3) CHA 12 (+1)
Race	[[ Lightfoot Halfling| Lightfoot Halfling]]
Type	Humanoid
HP	22
AC	11
Size	Small
Weight	35kg / 70lbs
Proficiency Bonus	+2
Initiative	+1
Passive features
Brave Halfling Luck File:Attack Of Opportunity Icon 64px.png Attack of Opportunity
Character information
Class	Druid
Location	Underground Passage, Emerald Grove

Findal is a Lightfoot Halfling in the Underground Passage. He is being interrogated by Tracker Worm, Tracker Torrack, Sharp-eye Gurza and Warrior Gresh.

Spells Known

Level 1 Spells Known

• Cure Wounds
• Thunderwave

Cantrips known

• Poison Spray

Notable Loot

•  Key of the Ancients

Act One

When the party approaches the goblins turn their focus to the party. If Findal's health is restored, he joins the fight as an ally, even if the player is currently escorting Sazza. Once the goblins are dealt with, you can speak to Findal. He is grateful to be saved, though you can tell him you're here to finish the goblins job for them.

He can be spoken to about why he was in the tunnels. He says he was gathering herbs when the goblins caught him, and that the goblins were asking him about a weapon. He warns the players that the area is trapped.

If the players are currently escorting Sazza out through the Underground Passage, Findal notices the rescue attempt. The player has a few options for how to handle this. They can...

• Convince him that Halsin told the party to free Sazza with a DC 15 Deception check
• Persuade him that Sazza is going to help you destroy the goblin camp with a DC 15 Persuade check
• intimidate him with a DC 15 Intimidation check
• Hand Sazza over

If the player passes the check, Findal can be spoken to again for his regular dialogue. If they fail, they have to fight Findal. If Sazza is handed over, she and Findal will fight.

Should the players save him, Findal relocates to the Emerald Grove.

Companion Approval

Interaction: Talking to Findal after saving him from the goblins in the Underground Passage.

• "Don't thank me just yet. I'm here to finish what they started"

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