Sir Halvard Crowe
Paladin
Sir Halvard Crowe
Species
Human
Appearance
Tall and imposing with the precise posture of a man born to lead. He wears a battered greatcoat of deep gray fur over plate that has been polished until the metal gleams like cold moonlight. Scorch marks and fine engravings of long-forgotten banners run along his vambraces. His right hand carries the light sword, which is slimmer than a longsword and etched with a single rune that glows faintly at dusk. Unexpectedly he wears a child's braided ribbon at his throat, the only bright, silly thing on him, knotted in a way that suggests a promise kept and a lie hidden. When he moves he favors a long, patient stride that both soothes and unnerves observers.
“Measured, with clipped consonants and a northern cadence. Tends to use archaic honorifics when speaking to nobility and blunt phrases with soldiers.”
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Distinguishing Features
A narrow white scar along his jaw from a close dagger strike
Faint rune glow on the Light Sword near the hilt
A faded birthmark shaped like a half-moon behind his left ear
Voice
“Low baritone with a crisp enunciation; warmth surfaces when he speaks of loyalty, coldness when he discusses power”
Clothing
Fur-lined greatcoat, battered plate pauldrons, dark mail hauberk embroidered with a single inverted crown motif, a child's ribbon at his throat, studded leather boots
Body Language
Controlled and economical. He leans forward when listening but never lowers his guard. He often taps the pommel of his sword when thinking. Around nobles he adopts a faint, practiced smile; around soldiers he is terse and direct.
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