Father Hugo Bramble

=== Father Hugo Bramble ===
Appearance  
Fantasy Race: Human  
Pronouns: He/Him  
Age: 52  
Voice Accent: Gentle, with a warm, slightly tired cadence  
Height: 5'9"  
Weight: 165 lbs  
Hair Color: Light brown, balding at the crown, with streaks of gray  
Skin Color: Fair, sun-weathered with slight creases around his eyes and mouth  
Eye Color: Dark brown  
Example Clothing Outfit Worn: Humble, faded robes that look thrifted rather than holy, patched multiple times over, and a roughly stitched symbol of his faith on the chest. He wears a leather belt with tiny pouches containing a few herbs and charms, and a battered pair of sandals that seem older than he is.
Personality  
Traits: Humble, somewhat apathetic, down-to-earth  
Goal: To survive without much fuss and make a modest living by offering comfort to those in need (for a small fee)  
Flaw: Prone to laziness and occasionally "phoning in" his duties if he thinks no one is paying attention  
Biggest Fear: Being caught in a situation requiring deep faith or heroic action  
One Item He Wants: A proper, luxurious prayer book (mostly for show)  
Pop Culture Influences: A touch of Father Ted and Friar Tuck  
Tics / Mannerisms to Help GMs Portray Him Consistently: He often sighs heavily, has a habit of rubbing his temples, and speaks in a resigned, almost detached way, like he’s always just barely enduring his duties  
Social Connections  
Family Members: Estranged siblings who rarely check in  
People He Knows:  
- Occasional clients and those who need blessings or rituals performed on a budget  
- A few local innkeepers who offer him cheap rooms when his services are needed  
Background / Personal History  
Father Hugo Bramble didn’t set out to become a priest. Once a farmer, he stumbled into the clergy as a means of survival after a series of poor harvests. He completed the basic rites and duties but never quite ascended beyond the role of a "rent-a-priest"—someone for hire at baptisms, funerals, and weddings on a budget. Known for his practicality rather than piety, Hugo isn’t deeply devoted but sees his position as an acceptable way to make ends meet. Though he might not carry the conviction of a true believer, he’s reliable and surprisingly knowledgeable when called upon—so long as the price is right.
Episodes
When A Tree Falls