Malazan Book of the Fallen · Character
Kimloc
- Minor
- First seen · Book 2 · Ch. 4
There's a quiet gravity to this elderly priest, his ochre skin and shock of white hair lending him the air of someone who has seen centuries pass. His amber eyes hold a depth that suggests wisdom earned through long years of contemplation.
- Gender
- male
- Age
- old
- First appears
- Book 2 · Ch. 4
- Books
- 1
Kimloc is introduced in Deadhouse Gates as a striking priest with ochre skin, white hair, and amber eyes, embodying the quiet authority of religious tradition in the Seven Cities. Though his role is brief, he represents the enduring spiritual presence that underpins the cultural and religious fabric of the region. Across the series, Kimloc remains a minor but memorable figure whose appearance marks the intersection of faith and the unfolding turmoil in the Malazan world.
Description
Kimloc is an elderly man with deep rich ochre skin that speaks of age and experience. His most striking feature is his shock of white hair, which contrasts sharply against his weathered complexion. His amber eyes hold a warm, contemplative quality, and his weathered hands show the marks of a long life. He wears a wrinkled orange robe that adds to his aged, priestly appearance.
Story so far
BOOK 2Deadhouse Gates
- Appears as a minor but memorable priest in Deadhouse Gates
- Distinguished by ochre skin, white hair, and amber eyes
- Embodied the quiet authority of religious tradition in the Seven Cities
Appearances
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