Warrick McSpud

Intro

• "A man who abandoned mediocrity for masks and magic."

• Basic Info

  • Name: Warrick McSpud
  • Gender: Male
  • Played by: Lucy
  • Race: Human
  • Class: Mage
  • Alignment: Chaotic neutral
  • Deity: None
  • Age: 24
  • Body Type: Ectomorph
  • Height: 4 ft 7 inches
  • Complexion: Dry skin problems
  • Hair: Purple so dark it usually looks black
  • Eyes: Very light brown
  • Handedness: Ambidextrious
  • Scars: One on his right thumb from cooking
  • Relationship Status: Single
  • Mannerisms: It depends on the character he's playing, but he always drums his fingers when happy.
  • Likes: Being amused, pottery, drama, cooking
  • Dislikes: Being bored (which occurs unfortunately often)
  • Tattoos: A line of three runes along one arm

• Description

  Warrick is a guy who is way too short for his own liking. He rarely smiles, which would come across as threatening if not for the lack of any kind of visible muscle. Warrick does very little to defy the stereotypes of physically weak mages, in that regard. His mop of unruly dark purple hair is a source of constant irritation to him, both due to the fact that he can't control it and because it gets in his eyes. Other than the hair, Warrick's a pretty average-looking guy; a face you'd easily overlook in a crowd.
  He dresses simply enough, which is useful for jumping into a role- be it to trick people or for a piece of drama. He can come across as rather twitchy, but this constant fidgeting is usually an attempt to get people to underestimate himself.

• Personality

  First and foremost, the most important thing to know when speaking to Warrick is that you're probably not speaking to the real Warrick. If he's nervous and fidgety, that's not because he's the little guy to be taken under your wing- it's because he's, perhaps for want of a better phrase, using you. If he seems confident and charming, he wants you to like him. To put it shortly, he's an actor above all else.
  
  Those lucky enough to have him talk honestly to them would find that he's a man whose driving force in life is boredom. He likes to keep himself amused, and many habits arise from this need, from practising magic in the ungodly hours of the morning to betraying his allies just for the fun of it. In this regard, he's not the type to make close friends- although if someone managed to truly befriend him, they would find him loyal to a fault, if not always entirely honest. Lying is not something that Warrick has moral qualms about, and he'll say almost anything if it benefits himself.