Appearance

Body Features

The Wanderer is a tall, albeit slender, warforged made almost entirely out of what looks like spruce wood. They look like they were grown instead of built. Their arms and legs are pretty long and flow almost seamlessly into their torso.

Facial Features

They don't have a nose and their mouth is slightly jagged with, what looks like teeth, made out of bark. Their eyes are just sockets with a faint lime-green glow coming out of them. Even though the light isn't very bright, it is impossible to see what is emitting it.
Their "hair" is a collections of spruce leaves and moss, seemingly part of them.

Identifying Characteristics

They have small mushrooms growing out of their head, back and limbs. When distressed they sometimes emit necrotic spores. It is not known whether they are part of the them or symbiotic parasites, but they don't seem to bother the Wanderer.

Physical quirks

They don't seem to have bones or joints, which makes their movement look very fluent but also uncanny. They also move quite slowly, although the can move fast if need be.

Mentality

Known Languages

They speak Common, Druidic and TBA.
They can also communicate telepathically in those languages.

Personality

Motivation

When the Wanderer fully gained sentience, the only thing left from their creators where faint memories and a beautifully carved staff. They want to find out what happened to their creators.
Lately, their forest has become more and more hostile, so they've venture out into the world for the first time.

Likes & Dislikes

They have a deep connection to nature and life in general and hate unnecessarily taking lives. They are not very familiar with civilization and dislike big cites, they do however quite enjoy interacting with other intelligent creatures.
Having lived most of their live in a forest they dislike areas with little light or nature, such as caves and rocky mountains, but feel at home in lush areas, such as forest and grass planes.

Social

Wealth & Financial state

They need almost nothing to survive and have little interest in material possessions. The only thing of note is the carved staff from their home forest.

Family Ties

The closest thing to a family of the Wanderer are their creators. They have only fleeting and vague memories of them but know, deep down, that they are important.

Religious Views

Death is part of life and should not be avoided, nor accelerated, if at all possible.