Mirra Vask-of-the-Last-Tide
Commoner
Mirra Vask-of-the-Last-Tide
Species
Dragonborn
Appearance
Mirra Vask-of-the-Last-Tide is a bronze-scaled dragonborn woman with a broad, practical face and a jawline ridged like the edge of a seashell. Her scales are burnished brown-gold across the shoulders and throat, fading to greenish bronze along her arms, with tiny pale flecks that catch the light like salt crystals. A pair of short, uneven horns rises from her brow, one capped with a brass thimble after an old accident. She moves with a dockworker's careful balance, always shifting her weight as though the floor might suddenly become a rocking deck. Her hands are heavily callused, but she keeps her claws polished and painted with blue cooking dye. The unexpected gentleness of her appearance is contradicted by her eyes, which are soft and grandmotherly until someone threatens a hungry person, at which point they become cold and bright as drawn knives.
“Her voice is low, grainy, and reassuring, with the rhythmic cadence of someone accustomed to speaking over wind and surf. She pronounces names carefully, switches into Draconic when emotional, and uses long silences as punctuation when discussing the dead.”
Ability Scores
Alignment
Distinguishing Features
A brass thimble is permanently fitted over her left horn.
Her lower jaw bears three pale scars from a sea serpent's bite.
Her tail is wrapped near the tip with red sailcloth from her brother's old jacket.
She smells faintly of cedar shavings, lemon peel, and harbor rain.
She carries a tiny handbell that never makes a sound when she rings it.
Voice
“A low, weathered contralto that carries like a harbor bell. It becomes unexpectedly gentle around children and frighteningly soft when she is truly angry.”
Clothing
A storm-blue wool vest over a faded cream shirt, a tar-dark leather apron, patched trousers, heavy dock boots, and a red scarf belonging to her lost brother. Her belt carries measuring spoons, twine, a mallet, and small glass vials. Every garment bears tiny repairs made with bright yellow thread.
Body Language
Mirra plants both feet firmly before speaking about serious matters. She folds her arms when lying, taps her brass-capped horn when thinking, and reaches for nearby rope, handles, or tools whenever anxious. Around children, her posture softens and her tail curls protectively around her ankles.
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