Murdach

Biographical

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  The embodiment of Autumn in all it's darkness and mysteries, the Winter Prince was a force both wild and unknown, glimmering with cold and delighting in the Hunt. He seemed as though he were wilderness in it's purest form - hungry, brutal, and - at times - necessarily cruel when provoked. The stoic man rarely took human form, a distaste for mortality in it's fragility, and preferred to keep a grim aire about him, keeping any but the most cherished souls at a distance - save for the unfortunate few he took a liking to.

• Statistics Full Name Prince Murdach Diarmad, Lord of the Wylde Hunt, Prince of the Winter Court Pronunciation mur-dock de-yur-med Alias(s) ???? Age ??? Height 7' Weight Fluctuates Alignment Chaotic Neutral Sex Assumes a male form typically

  Occupation Scary motherfucker Species Fae ("demigod") Aspect of Cernnunos Sub-Species Unseelie Ethnicity Assumed Celtic or potentially Pict Family Finnagan Cliona Marital Status no current consort Approachability With extreme caution.

  Build Mesomorph (well-muscled, but not bulky) Eye Colour Crimson (unglamour) Hazel (glamour) Skin Colour Ashen Blue (unglamour) Caucasian (glamour) Voice Scary Pros Cunning, charismatic, stoic Cons Power-hungry, petulant, violent Likes The forest, the thrill of stalking his prey, shinies Dislikes Not getting his way, interruptions, the seelie, humanity
• About the Unseelie

  
  
  Some of the members of the Unseelie Court included:
  

  The sluagh (the Hosts of the Unforgiven dead, akin to the Wild Hunt)
  Shellycoat (a trickster of the coasts)
  Redcap (a vicious fairy who drenched his cap with human blood)

  
  Like many human courts, the Unseelie Court had its own code of conduct, a code which all of the Unseelie had to abide by. The details of this code were:
  
  Change is Good: The Unseelie firmly believed that security was an illusion. They considered chaos to be the ruling force in the universe, and accepted that they had to adapt and change to survive.
  
  Glamour is Free: Glamour was the magick of the Daoine Sidhe. Both the Seelie and Unseelie possessed its power. However, the two Courts had differing opinions over its use. The Unseelie believed that to have power and not to use it was near to sin. They used their power for whatever they saw fit.
  
  Honor is a Lie: The Unseelie placed no stock in the ideals of honor. Instead, they pursued their own self-interests vigorously. They felt as if truth could be only be reach through a devotion to self, not a devotion to others.
  
  Passion Before Duty: Passion was considered to be the truest state of being. The Unseelie acted without thought on pure instinct and passion.
  

  
  
  

  Abilities

  What more befits an aspect of the Horned God than the Wylde Hunt?
  
  His boon has been crafted into a totem - a horn - which gives the bearer the powers bestowed upon Murdach, which, in addition, can summon a phantasmal, spectral group of huntsmen with the accoutrements of hunting, with horses and hounds.
  
  Call of the Hunt
  He has been gifted with the ability to declare just who is the hunter and who is the prey.
  In this sense, the wielder of the horn has absolute control over who is involved in this great chase.
  
  Other:
  He is adept at tracking down his quarry via scent and other methods of tracking, such as by footprints or aura.
  He is loath to give up a pursuit once he begins one.
  He gives off an aura of revelry - of lure and attraction.
  Physical contact may induce mania and euphoria.

  
  
  

  Weaknesses

  Iron
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  "The prince respects honor and fairness among his subjects. While he cannot exactly be seen as benevolent, he is very honourable and always gives his prey a sporting chance. With those he does not care for he is often neutral in his trades, unless they are his prey."