Barnaby Conductor Thorne
Bard
Barnaby Conductor Thorne
Species
Mountain Dwarf
Appearance
Barnaby is a boulder of a dwarf with a beard the color of anthracite coal, meticulously braided into three thick coils that resemble locomotive pistons. His skin is etched with fine lines of soot that no amount of scrubbing can fully remove, giving him a permanent shadowed look. He moves with a surprising, rhythmic grace, his heavy boots striking the floorboards in a perfect staccato beat. The most contradictory element of his appearance is his hands: while his palms are calloused from heavy labor, his fingers are long and nimble, topped with polished, manicured nails that seem more suited to a harpsichordist than a miner.
“Rhythmic and punctuated, often using railway metaphors. He speaks with a deep, percussive resonance.”
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Distinguishing Features
A geometric scar on his left cheek resembling a rail crossing
Piston-braided beard
Always carries a silver steam-whistle around his neck
Eyes that seem to glow slightly in low light
Voice
“A gravelly bass that sounds like stones rubbing together, yet remains perfectly clear and melodic.”
Clothing
A heavy leather apron reinforced with brass rivets over a clean but faded crimson tunic. He wears a conductor's cap made of stiff wool and a polished silver pocket watch hanging from a heavy chain.
Body Language
Stands with feet planted wide as if on a moving platform. Always swaying slightly to an internal beat.
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