Tridurth, The Deity
Druid
Tridurth, The Deity
Species
God (manifestation of Tridurth through drow culture)
Appearance
Tridurth appears as a tall, lithe drow figure draped in living cloth grown from moss and ash bark. His skin is the sheen of moonlight on wet obsidian, with faint spiral scars that glow with the color of the current season. He moves with a long-limbed, wind-swept grace that makes him seem half-blurred between steps. Leaves and ash constantly drift from his shoulders as if a small breeze follows him. Unexpectedly, his right hand is a banded, warm ember where fingers should be, held in perpetual ember-gesture as though still completing the First Breath. The ember-palm never burns what it touches and gives off a faint comforting warmth.
“Soft, resonant, and rhythmic. Speaks like an inhalation followed by measured words; often speaks in short parables about breath and ember.”
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Alignment
Distinguishing Features
Glowing spiral scars that shift colors with season
Right hand of living ember
Trailing dust of leaves and ash
Voice
“Warm bass that crackles like embers; tones lengthen like wind through leaves”
Clothing
Robes grown of woven lichens, stitched with silvered roots and seasonal embroidery: green buds for spring, ember-thread for summer, russet weave for autumn, and frost-lace for winter. He wears a collar of carved fang-bone and a rope of tiny snowflakes that never melt.
Body Language
Slow, expansive gestures that make small spaces feel larger; when angered his motions become sharp and leaf-rustling quick.
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