Broad-shouldered blacksmith who moves with the compact precision of a craftsman. A short white mohawk sits like a crown above a heavily scarred brow. His face is a study in contradictions: a square jaw softened by a delicate, almost gentle mouth and a gigantic braided beard that hangs like a hammered chain to mid chest. One ear is missing; the right side of his head is smoother where it once was. His skin is rough and sunburned with a grey-golden cast, as if bronze and ash had been rubbed into his pores. He favors moving with deliberate slowness when judging metal, but becomes brisk and almost childlike with excitement when working on a project. Unexpected element: he wears a small, silk ribbon in his hair the color of a woman's dress, tucked under the braid.