Tyoryn
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| Tyoryn | |
|---|---|
| Status | |
| Race | Elf |
| Gender | Male |
| Guild | Bard |
| Instance | Prime |
Description
You see Street Musician Tyoryn, Fencer of Ratha, an Elven Bard.
Tyoryn has pointed ears and gold-flecked crystal green eyes. His blue-black-streaked black hair is long and straight, and is worn tied back. He has tanned skin and an athletic build.
He has a tattoo of a wren perched upon a fisted gauntlet over a lute of gold on his wrist.
He is adult for an Elf.
Tyoryn is 1/4 River Elf and 1/4 Mountain Elf from his Mother's side and 1/2 Wind Elf from his Father's side.
History
- Born
- The 7th day of the 4th month of Shorka the Cobra in the year of the Silver Unicorn, 329 years after the victory of Lanival the Redeemer.
- Married
- You and Mycha affirmed your vows before the gods in the 2nd month of Ka'len the Sea Drake in the year of the Bronze Wyvern, 379 years after the victory of Lanival the Redeemer.
- Joined the Locksmith Union
- The 17th Day of the 1st month of Akroeg the Ram in the year of the Emerald Dolphin, 390 years after the victory of Lanival the Redeemer. Tyoryn is the Missing Number, as that his member number is lost to all.
- Named co-Representative of Ratha for the Locksmith Union
- I completely forget when.
Family
Alterations
- a finely tailored nightsilk greatcoat with a black silk lining
- The greatcoat has been crafted with the utmost skill and the highest quality materials. While alternating buttons of onyx musical notes and darkened platinum daggers serve as fasteners, the tight threading of the eyelets indicate that they have never been penetrated.
- Pocketed
- a silvery pick etched with the crest of the Bards' Guild
- Amidst a wavering treble staff, a flurry of bright quarter and eighth notes decorate the surface. Inscribed on the underside of the pick is a wren perched upon a fisted gauntlet over a lute of gold, the crest of the Bards' Guild.
- an animite and steel fencing helm with a nightsilk neckguard
- The face mask is divided in half vertically, the left side of the wearer's face covered by a fine black mesh made of dark animite while the right side bears an equally fine mesh of brushed steel. Inside, nightsilk padding adds comfort and further protection from strikes to the head. Matching nightsilk emerges from behind the meshing, draping over the top and back plating.