D24.235 Gelin's Dojo

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A dull colored dojo made of masterfully hewn petrified wood. The dojo is occupied by an emaciated wight taking the form of a bald dwarf named Gelin. 

Gelin meditates at the centre of the dojo and pays no attention to any invaders.

Should they attempt to destroy the dojo, he stands to fight to protect it from destruction.

Gelin is a masterful pugilist capable of striking with any part of his body 1d6 times per turn which is capable of paralyzing creatures should they be unable to resist the touch of a wight.

Contrary to his being, Gelin will not land mortal blows and will choose to incapacitate creatures unless he is below half of his health.

Should a creature manage to defeat him but choose not to kill him or capture him, Gelin provides will give a salute of respect and return to meditation.

If given a masterfully made brush, ink and a scroll with high quality paper, Gelin may write poems that allude to various historical events in Craagveald he witnessed throughout his life.

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