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Blood Talperian

Played by DeathAdder

Statistics

  • Basic Info

    • Name: Blood Talperian
    • Gender: Male
    • Played by: DeathAdder
    • Race: Construct/Outer Thing
    • True form: Organic Fluidic
    • Age: Unknown, looks to be mid-twenties.
    • Build: Muscular
    • Height: 6'9"
    • Weight:: 298 Lbs
    • Hair: Unkempt, past shoulder length, Black.
    • Fur: Black.
    • Eyes: ? Crimson points can sometimes be seen within his hood.
    • Handedness: Ambidexterous, though seems to favor his left.
    • Orientation: Bisexual
    • Occupation: Wanderer, Occultist.
    • Alignment: Chaotic Evil
    • Affiliation(s): Messenger of Uggi, Court of Azathoth
    • Health: 100%, no injuries

  • Description

    Draped over his form would be a hooded, ankle-length robe concealing the bulked build of his Barbarian heritage. This wolf clearly had different interests anymore; eyes having faded to a deathly gray to be surrounded by the ebon pelt of the male's fur. Quiet was his nature, preferring to keep mostly to himself now.

    At his waist, various blades and daggers would swing loosely with his stride, but an even more deadly double-bladed war scythe was strapped to the back of the Brute.

    Scars and seared esoteric pictograph symbology decorated this one's frame, some seeming ritualized, while others were clearly the reminders of ages past, marred once handsome features, the most significant of which being four large scars that ran the length of face and disappeared beneath the cloak. How it avoided damaging his sight was anyone's guess.

    Beneath the concealing cloak, this wolf sported armor which seemed permanently blackened by the Flames of the Forge in which it was made. Although unknown, the metal used in its casting seemed to resemble steel, the suit itself was clearly quite old.

    Hung from his neck were an assortment of what seemed like Ancient stone and clay Talismans, most bearing the Cuneiform writing of the Mesopotamians, yet others seemed older still, beckoning back to an antediluvian age before the first settlements, forgotten by all, save for Time itself.