Ser Celan de Lyonesse

Intro

• "A questing knight seeking her ultimate challenge"

• Basic Info

  • Name: Ser Celan de Lyonesse
  • Gender: Female
  • Played by: Artey0m
  • Nicknames: Celly
  • Race: Human
  • Class: Knight
  • Deity: The Lady of the Lake
  • Age: 26 (Birthday: Sommerzeit 20 1510BC (2488IC))
  • Height: 5'10"
  • Weight: 156lbs
  • Complexion: Fair but tanned skin
  • Hair: Wheat Blonde usually tied into a pony tail with red ribbon.
  • Eyes: Emerald Green
  • Handedness: Right Handed
  • Scars: A slash across her nose and a cut through the right side of her lip.
  • Personality: Aggressive but quick to liven.
  • Mannerisms: Hums light tunes from home, polishes weapons when nervous
  • Likes: Warm Meals, River side rides, Horseback riding, interesting feats of strength, Pretty girls and men,
  • Dislikes: Cowards, unfaithful, Dirty peasants, Orcs, Elves, undead, rats of any size, greedy imperials, cold

• Description

  Height: 5'10 Unarmored
  
  Weight: 156lbs
  
  Hair: Wheat Blonde usually tied into a pony tail with red ribbon.
  
  Eyes: Emerald Green
  
  Build: Raised from Birth as a semi noble lady, Celan was expected to look good for potential suitors. As life panned out though, she had the fate and talents as a warrior. Such is it that her body grew to be shaped for such a life just as she had been molded into the dresses her mother loved so much. Her shoulders broadened, her arms and legs thickened with muscle, and her form filled out from the usual dainty noblewoman into something befitting of a questing knight.
  
  Features: Scars from every enemy that has dared to cross into Bretonnian lands litter her body in many haphazard ways, many are visible when she wears casual clothing but only a pair of scars can be seen in armor. A slash across her nose and a cut through the right side of her lip.
  
  Clothing: Nobility has its... perks. When she was young, that meant anything her heart desired that her parents could acquire. In her adult years, it meant comfort from the disgusting rags Peasants covered themselves with. When not bedecked in her armor, which itself is covered in a fine tabard of yellow and red, she was usually seen in casual clothes of rather fine quality. A simple white tunic of soft spun wool, leather britches stitched wonderfully, and some fairly worn down riding boots complete the outfit.