Appearance

Physical Description

Oodo is a huge, ancient-looking ankylosaurus.  His craggy face has multiple scars, his armour plates are cracked in several places, and his horns and spikes are chipped and worn.  It doesn't look like he has moved from his current location in several years as moss has started to cover him like a blanket.

Mentality

Education

After being Awakened by the tribes previous druid, Oodo was one of the rare individuals who showed an aptitude for druidic magic.  He was trained to be the caretaker of the current generation, an extremely important role as it is only through nature's magic that their village and way of life can survive.

Failures & Embarrassments

Oodo hasn't yet found anyone to be his successor, and the village only has two sacred stones left in reserve. For years he has been convinced that the current generation will be the last and has been spending his twilight years just trying to enjoy what life has left to offer. He hasn't moved from his spot on the hill in almost a decade - the others bring him food and company when he needs it - so his back is covered in moss and he looks like he's practically a part of the landscape. Maybe our heroes can rekindle a spark of hope?

Known Languages

Druidic

Personality

Motivation

Oodo had lost hope that his village will be able to continue. Without the sacred stones, there can be no next generation, only instinct-driven beasts. He loves all of his 'children' dearly, and though he wishes that one of them could have shown a spark for nature's magic he has come to accept that it just was not meant to be.
 
However, the arrival of the strange soft-skinned creatures has given him the first glimmer of hope that he has felt in decades. They survived the perilous journey to the volcanoes to the north and were able to return with two of the Sacred Stones in hand.  While this isn't yet enough to secure a future, perhaps it is not yet time to give up on one.

Social

Family Ties

As the village shaman, Oodo holds a special place of importance in the village and appears to be well-respected by all of the other saurian inhabitants.

Mannerisms

Oodo has lived for a very long time and is very tired. He finds joy in the small things in life - a warm sunbeam, conversations with the younger ones, and indulging in his favourite food, black cherries, when they are in season.