Justin Thyme

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Justyn Thyme

MEDIUM HUMANOID (HUMAN) LAWFUL NEUTRAL

Justyn is a powerful spellcaster, specializing in the manipulation of time through magic. He was once part of the famous adventuring party, "The Jezebels," along with his companion Zeeld. Justyn failed to protect Zeeld during a particularly gruesom encounter with a powerful devil, causing Zeeld to turn evil. He failed not only his companion, but the organization he'd been a part of, known as the Timekeepers. The Keepers decided to send Justyn back in time to relive his past and be taught again how to be a Keeper. He now spends his days traveling between timelines looking for rifts and problems, while also keeping those who might disrupt time in line. His duty to keep the integrity of time is only rivaled by his sweet tooth, which is the reason he decided to act as a judge for a culnary competition. not for long, however--he's in a hurry.

Armor Class: 12 (15 with mage armor)

Initiative: +2 (12)

Hit Points: 45 [10d6+10]

Speed: 30 ft.

Challenge: (+2)

		MOD	SAVE
STR	7	-2	-2
DEX	14	+2	+2
CON	12	+1	+1
		MOD	SAVE
INT	19	+4	+6
WIS	18	+4	+6
CHA	9	-1	-1

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Skills: Arcana +6, History +6, Insight +6, Investigation +6

Senses: Passive Perception 14

Languages: Common, Elvish

Information on Justyn Thyme

• Justyn has an enormous sweet tooth. He enjoys sweet dishes the most.
• Justyn loves new and exciting books. He finds books to be the best way to explore new worlds or learn new skills. The bigger the book, the more excited he is to read it. He always judges a book by its cover--literally.
• Justyn loves recognition and praise, even for things he had nothing to do with.
• Justyn hates Warlocks, Paladins, Clerics, and anything godly as he wants people to impress him without outside intervention. he judges people who fall within these categories more harshly.
• Justyn believes things that can't be accomplished in a timely manner are a waste of time. He does not care for tardiness and won't be kept waiting for anybody.
• Justyn hates children, to the extent of even disliking "cutesy" small races whose appearances remind him of children.