Gorao-Ka

**AC:** 13 **HP:** 17 **Speed:** [object Object] **STR:** 13 **DEX:** 11 **CON:** 13 **INT:** 15 **WIS:** 17 **CHA:** 15 The wizened, doll-sized woman sits beside a small shrine of bonsai branches. She smiles and reaches into a full pouch, removing a gold coin. She passes the coin with an encouraging nod to the desperate-looking man kneeling before her._ **Small Gods of Substance.** Gorao-ka represent small fortunes of both a physical and spiritual nature. Their shrines can be erected anywhere, but they are commonly found in settlements and widely-traveled areas. Larger settlements have multiple shrines, sometimes one or more per neighborhood, each of which is associated with a different gorao-ka. **Gentle and Benevolent.** Gorao-ka have a kind look for every person that crosses their path. Each of them has a burning desire to assist people, and they grieve on the occasions that they can’t. The laws governing their kind forbid them from extending aid to someone that hasn’t made an offering at their shrine, though a gorao-ka accepts almost anything in tribute. **Thieves’ Bane.** Despite their generous natures, gorao-ka have no pity for those who steal from them. Fools who steal from gorao-ka swiftly discover their money inexplicably vanished, and can end up destitute if they don’t make reparations. **Immortal Spirit Nature.** The kami doesn’t require food, drink, or sleep.