LUNA is a lean, long-limbed tabaxi with midnight-blue fur patterned by subtle silver stripes along his shoulders and tail. His bright amber eyes are alert and mischievous. He wears a weathered green cloak over practical travel clothes, with a crystal arcane focus tied at his throat. His hands are unusually expressive, with nimble fingers and slightly worn paw pads from years of gathering herbs, grinding reagents, and climbing forest paths. His voice is warm and quick, often slipping into a purr when amused, but becoming breathy and sharp when danger raises his temper.

LUNA is good-hearted, curious, and cheeky, with a talent for turning tense moments into jokes. He is generous toward the vulnerable and deeply suspicious of anyone who uses authority to bully others. He enjoys harmless deception, theatrical entrances, and collecting unusual stories. Though he avoids violence when possible, he becomes startlingly decisive when defending himself or someone under his protection.

LUNA was born beneath a canopy of ancient trees where tabaxi storytellers measured time by moon phases and the changing songs of birds. Even as a kit, he was clever, curious, and incapable of leaving a mysterious object alone. His curiosity eventually led him to a secluded hermit's life after he discovered a strange crystal buried beneath the roots of a lightning-struck tree. The crystal awakened something volatile inside him. Sparks danced across his claws, spoons levitated when he sneezed, and once, during an argument with a badger, every mushroom in his shelter began speaking at once. For several years, LUNA lived alone in a remote woodland hut, studying herbs, omens, and the unpredictable magic in his blood. His isolation taught him patience, but it did not cure him of mischief. He now travels to learn why his magic is tied to the crystal and whether the strange phenomena around him are warnings or invitations. LUNA is fundamentally kind and will defend the helpless without hesitation, but he is also cheeky, impulsive, and entirely willing to kill in self-defense when diplomacy has failed. He prefers to leave enemies alive when possible, mostly because surviving enemies make such entertaining stories.