Post by Naya on Dec 11, 2014 18:25:57 GMT -7
Character Name: Nehtar Brêgdûr
Character & Description:
A slightly pale elf with brown hair and blue eyes, he wears a traveler's outfit with his chain shirt underneath, which sticks out slightly from under his shirt. He usually wears his robe closed over the rest of his clothing with the hood down.
Background Information:
Eithanehtar, who goes by Nehtar, was brought to Rook at a very young age and knows nowhere else. His father was a blacksmith and this is where he learned his sword skills during weekly sparring matches. His mother was a thief of mild renown and she is the one who taught him how to find and disable traps as well as how to fire a bow. He currently lives in the arms district and fights in the arena and sells armor on the side, through fighting in the arena he has become friends with many Half-Orcs and has found them to be trustworthy and very capable of kindness. He believe the intolerance for them to be caused by the actions of Orcs and the crimes Half-Orcs do commit to be often out of desperation or anger due to their treatment. His goal is to help Half-Orcs be more accepted within the city and by society so that they can be judged by their own actions and not by those of their more brutal relatives.
Character & Description:
A slightly pale elf with brown hair and blue eyes, he wears a traveler's outfit with his chain shirt underneath, which sticks out slightly from under his shirt. He usually wears his robe closed over the rest of his clothing with the hood down.
Background Information:
Eithanehtar, who goes by Nehtar, was brought to Rook at a very young age and knows nowhere else. His father was a blacksmith and this is where he learned his sword skills during weekly sparring matches. His mother was a thief of mild renown and she is the one who taught him how to find and disable traps as well as how to fire a bow. He currently lives in the arms district and fights in the arena and sells armor on the side, through fighting in the arena he has become friends with many Half-Orcs and has found them to be trustworthy and very capable of kindness. He believe the intolerance for them to be caused by the actions of Orcs and the crimes Half-Orcs do commit to be often out of desperation or anger due to their treatment. His goal is to help Half-Orcs be more accepted within the city and by society so that they can be judged by their own actions and not by those of their more brutal relatives.
