Daisy is a massive, broad-shouldered orc woman with a semi-mutated cevran lineage that gives her an unusually tall frame, elongated limbs, and small ridges of coarse fur along her neck and forearms. Her green-gray skin is marked by old butcher burns, ritual scars, and pale patches where the mutation has altered her flesh. One tusk is capped in iron, her uneven black hair is shaved on one side, and her yellow eyes rarely blink. She wears practical travel gear stained with old blood and carries an oversized cleaver-like greataxe with professional pride.

Daisy is intensely practical, disciplined, and uncomfortable with ambiguity. She speaks in clipped statements, interprets figurative language literally, and assumes that silence means agreement. She is frighteningly calm around blood and gore, but becomes visibly confused when people cry, flirt, or expect an apology without explaining exactly what rule she broke.

Daisy was born in a frontier slaughterhouse where orc blood mixed with the strange, horned lineage of her cevran mother. The result was a towering, semi-mutated child who frightened customers, unsettled priests, and fascinated military surgeons. Her family taught her the butcher's trade, but Daisy learned more from the soldiers who bought their meat. She admired their structure, their uniforms, and the simple certainty that orders separated the living from the dead. She eventually enlisted as a camp butcher and logistical soldier, where her strength made her valuable and her social ineptitude made her dangerous. Daisy could divide a carcass with perfect efficiency, but she never understood jokes, hints, or the difference between a private thought and an appropriate public statement. During a brutal campaign, she obeyed an order that saved the army's supplies while sacrificing an entire civilian settlement. Her commanders praised her discipline, then quietly dismissed her when the survivors began calling for her execution. Daisy now works as an adventurer because it offers food, violence, rankless authority, and opportunities to build a reputation no one can take away. She regards her companions as an unruly squad that must eventually learn obedience.