Qedryn

Qedryn Sha'Dowalker
Status
Race	Prydaen
Gender	Male
Guild	Moon Mage
Instance	Prime

Description

You see Dathga Chuthi Vayato Qedryn Sha'Dowalker-Silverclaw, Traveler of the Monks, a Prydaen.
He has pointed ears and cat-slitted red eyes. His white mane is very long and fine, and is worn pulled up in a topknot. He has white fur and a slender tail.

History

Born

He was born on the 13th day of the 10th month of Nissa the Maiden in the year of the Crystal Snow Hare, 342 years after the victory of Lanival the Redeemer.

Family

Bonded to Kalaralor

Family Symbol

A simple smokey quartz cat paw.

Personal Symbol

A simple smokey quartz cat paw orbited by three small gems and several tiny broken shards. One gem represents each of the moons, a ruby for Yavash, a sapphire for Xibar, and a black opal for Katamba. Shards of a once perfect soft yellow pearl, depicting Grazhir, are randomly placed on the crystal paw.

Items

Alterations

a pristine white bone nose ring intricately carved into a delicate chain

The lack of any seams or breaks on the delicate links reveals the skill of the craftsman who painstakingly carved them from a single unique piece of bone. A tiny shadowed paw print has been detailed into the first link of the chain.

a thigh quiver dyed in a white and grey wintery camouflage pattern

The quiver is dyed in many different wintery hues, swirling all together in a soft camouflage pattern.

a twilight-hued crystal starchart tube with smokey quartz endcap

The slender container is shaded from a deep purple down to a delicate rose quartz color. Various constellations have been etched into the surface allowing ambient light to give the tube a twinkling effect. A tiny shadowed paw print has been etched into the top cap.

Special

a gold badge depicting a pair of clasped hands

Lines arc out from the thumbs of the hands and represent a circular rotation of one digit about the other.

"Champion Twiddler, Year 387"

an exquisite golden flower preservation case crafted of lustrous birds-eye maple

Many layers of varnish and a warm golden hue give a deep dimension to the birds-eye maple and bring out the wood's natural iridescent beauty. The lid requires no other ornamentation, but the case's sturdy strap has been richly embroidered with a repeating pattern of vines and flowers. The interior of the case is filled with small compartments for carrying flower preservative potions, wax-paper envelopes, and other supplies for the avid flower collector.

"First Prize, Mentor Zoluren Flower Picking Expedition"