Character

Finart

CanonOfficial lore from the books▶ Actual play

Finart is a harbour worker of the small town of Osterhn in the Sürgün Günlükleri ("Exile Chronicles") campaign. Woodcutters in a pastry shop were the first to mention him: his mother was ill and the man they called the governor was keeping her from getting medicine.1

The harbour and Jasper

According to the innkeeper Exalon, Finart had organised the dock workers against Jasper and refused to hand over two-thirds of their earnings. In return his mother was denied her medicine, and since Finart was not allowed across the bridge, she had been lying alone in her house on the harbour side for two days.234

Finart himself later came to regret his stand. He said Jasper threatened the ships calling at the harbour so that they would not carry people away cheaply, and took a share of their trade, but he did not know whether the goblins or Jasper's men were to blame for what befell those who left the town unbidden.567

Background

He lost his father when he was small and grew up with his mother, Gerurt. As a child he thought gathering barley was a game; later he went to work at the harbour. Unlike his mother, who did not eat meat, he loved it and hunted rabbits with a sling with his friends.89

Spoiler: The medicineSpoils: Sürgün Günlükleri #1 · Say what you have read

His mother's remedy

Spoiler: What the remedy hidSpoils: Sürgün Günlükleri #1; Sürgün Günlükleri #2 · Say what you have read

The sixty days

Finart swore that unless Jasper was made to answer for his mother he would refuse his next dose, accepting the damnation of his own soul or of those who would have to kill him, and he asked Kemp Corvus to swear on his family name. Kemp gave his word, and in return Finart agreed to take no action for revenge during the sixty days the two doses would last. Finart meant to spend that time in the temple of Amarath, praying to the gods to be cleansed of a curse that was not his fault.2425

Spoiler: What followedSpoils: Sürgün Günlükleri #7; Sürgün Günlükleri #9 · Say what you have read

Notes

  1. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 1:50:53
  2. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 1:58:19
  3. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 2:00:12
  4. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 1:59:59
  5. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 3:43:07
  6. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 3:43:45
  7. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 3:44:06
  8. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 1:21:32
  9. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 1:23:38
  10. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 3:30:53
  11. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 3:32:45
  12. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 3:41:47
  13. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 3:31:22
  14. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 3:44:56
  15. ↑At the tableKüçük Osterhn | DnD 5E Oynanış #1 (Sürgün Günlükleri #1), 4:01:15
  16. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 1:36:11
  17. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 2:03:15
  18. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 2:05:37
  19. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 2:39:55
  20. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 2:41:09
  21. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 3:00:29
  22. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 3:03:46
  23. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 3:06:14
  24. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 3:07:46
  25. ↑At the tableKocakarı İksiri | DnD 5E Oynanış #2 (Sürgün Günlükleri #2), 3:09:22
  26. ↑At the tableEsaretin Bedeli | DnD 5E Oynanış #7 (Sürgün Günlükleri #7), 2:29:21
  27. ↑At the tableEsaretin Bedeli | DnD 5E Oynanış #7 (Sürgün Günlükleri #7), 2:30:27
  28. ↑At the tableKader ve Keder | DnD 5E Oynanış #9 (Sürgün Günlükleri #9), 2:35:16

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