He is a frog-like grook with most of his body enveloped in dark robes, making the majority of his figure indistinguishable. Looking underneath the edge of his hood, all you can see is his white mask. Completely featureless, the mask covers his entire face concealing him from view with nothing but a very slight glint of light from the slits that make the eyeholes to indicate that he is aware of his surroundings. Protruding from the ends of his sleeves you can see a pair of bony, pale-green hands, glistening lightly with moisture.
I don't have the mask's description, but it's basically completely featureless and has two slits for eyeholes.
I wasn't going to add myself to the enormous list you already have, but your avatars are so awe inspiring, I'd kick myself if I didn't, so please add Klendathu to your list!
Tharos, the Announcer of Delos shouts, "It's near the end of the egghunt and I still haven't figured out how to pronounce Clean-dat-hoo."
@Amanu There's a post with the queue as it stood at the time near the end of page 10, you'd just need to add any requests since to that. Wouldn't be exact since some people seem to be sending requests via PM as well, I think, but pretty close.
I just know Saralynne's next and after that it's my turn. and the suspense is killing me v.v
Aurora says, "Tharvis, why are you always breaking things?!" Artemis says, "You are so high maintenance, Tharvis, gosh." Tecton says, "It's still your fault, Tharvis."
And I love too Be still, my indelible friend That love soon might end You are unbreaking And be known in its aching Though quaking Shown in this shaking Though crazy Lately of my wasteland, baby That's just wasteland, baby
She is a human of average height, neither too tall nor too short, with a figure best described as 'lightly plump'. Grey-streaked chestnut hair -- festooned with a smattering of multi-hued pearls-- hangs loosely in a roughly done braid to her waist. A few bangs are cut short to her chin to frame a round-cheeked face and strikingly large eyes. Big, with the barest hint of lines along the sides, they are a deep blue with disconcerting grey-white pupils. A tiny blue star has been tattooed on the corner of her right eye. She is wearing a signet ring bearing the arms of Skye, a pair of shimmering dragonfly wings, a Pendant of Oceans, a brazen trident-shaped earring through her right ear, bronze bells in her hair, an Amulet of the Will, a ring of pestilence, a creamy white stola with bronze hemming, a canvas backpack, white satin and pearl slippers, a woven belt of bronze thread, and a bronze fringed shawl of dark cyan.
Bells: Cast in bronze and etched with a pattern of seashells on the polished surface, each of these tiny bells has been strung on a length of dark cyan ribbon to be worn in the hair or around the wrist. They chime softly, each bell a subtly different tone, producing a melody with each movement.
Earring: This earring is a small golden chain connected to a small, but exquisitely crafted trident. Roughly an inch long, the trident has been crafted of bronze and tiny opals, and has been carefully carved to resemble the Trident of the Seas.
Pendant: A spiralling seashell of brilliant green-blue colours has been affixed to a golden chain. The shell is small, fitting in just the palm of your hand, and the colours remind you of the deep, vast seas. A faint noise emanates from the mouth of the shell, the sound of crashing waves, of mighty storms, and sometimes of calm, lapping waters. The thin chain goes through a tiny hole in the top of the shell, and is just large enough to snugly fit around a neck. Tiny letters written in the sacred tritonic tongue flow along the spirals of the shell, marking the bearer of the pendant as a true child of the seas.
Clotheses: Fine white wool hemmed with a band of bronze falls about the feminine form just short of brushing the floor, loose enough to only hint at the curves that lie beneath the milky fabric of this stola. The slit sleeves flow freely to the elbows, exposing modest glimpses of upper arm and even shoulder as the wearer moves.
This shawl of dark cyan wool is embroidered with a subtle arabesque of stylised sea grass, evoking the mesmerising beauty of the deep ocean floor. It is meant to be worn draped over the shoulders or looped over the crooks of the wearer's elbows so that the long fringe of braided bronze threads dangles in an elegant trail to the knees.
Holy shit that almost looks like a real photograph.
And I love too Be still, my indelible friend That love soon might end You are unbreaking And be known in its aching Though quaking Shown in this shaking Though crazy Lately of my wasteland, baby That's just wasteland, baby
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He is a human. His complexion is ashen and cold looking, with motes of green embellishing his visable skin,
clearly from extensive time in the forests. Though there is something very odd about this human. Compassion and
warmth have been drained from his features. His eyes are pure white, without emotion. A black soulstone
pendant is hung around his neck, a gift from Lord Thoth, the God of Death. He is just over 6 feet tall, and
has a broad, muscular frame. Despite his years alive, his features seem to have been frozen in time. The wry
smirk on his face imbues him with a sense of trifiling confidence. He is wearing a set of ebony robes of the Qui'anar.
Saved by the mask there :disagree:
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Artemis says, "You are so high maintenance, Tharvis, gosh."
Tecton says, "It's still your fault, Tharvis."
That love soon might end You are unbreaking
And be known in its aching Though quaking
Shown in this shaking Though crazy
Lately of my wasteland, baby That's just wasteland, baby
i'm a rebel
Earring: This earring is a small golden chain connected to a small, but exquisitely crafted trident. Roughly an inch long, the trident has been crafted of bronze and tiny opals, and has been carefully carved to resemble the Trident of the Seas.
Pendant: A spiralling seashell of brilliant green-blue colours has been affixed to a golden chain. The shell is small, fitting in just the palm of your hand, and the colours remind you of the deep, vast seas. A faint noise emanates from the mouth of the shell, the sound of crashing waves, of mighty storms, and sometimes of calm, lapping waters. The thin chain goes through a tiny hole in the top of the shell, and is just large enough to snugly fit around a neck. Tiny letters written in the sacred tritonic tongue flow along the spirals of the shell, marking the bearer of the pendant as a true child of the seas.
Clotheses: Fine white wool hemmed with a band of bronze falls about the feminine form just short of brushing the floor, loose enough to only hint at the curves that lie beneath the milky fabric of this stola. The slit sleeves flow freely to the elbows, exposing modest glimpses of upper arm and even shoulder as the wearer moves.
This shawl of dark cyan wool is embroidered with a subtle arabesque of stylised sea grass, evoking the mesmerising beauty of the deep ocean floor. It is meant to be worn draped over the shoulders or looped over the crooks of the wearer's elbows so that the long fringe of braided bronze threads dangles in an elegant trail to the knees.
PSA - Hats suck! They pretend to be simple, but they're not!
That love soon might end You are unbreaking
And be known in its aching Though quaking
Shown in this shaking Though crazy
Lately of my wasteland, baby That's just wasteland, baby