Lorn au Arcos

Description

Broad but not very tall, this old Gold knight has a muscular yet aged build, his thick hands wrinkled and scarred from countless battles, adorned with a heavy signet ring of the Olympic Knight. His face is weathered with deep lines, silver hair cropped short under heavy brows. He carries a dignified, commanding presence in formal knightly attire with subtle gold accents. The text gives no physical description of Arcos. His build, skin tone, hair, eyes, face, clothing, and distinguishing features are unknown. Lorn is an older man, broad in build but not very tall. His thick hands are lined with scars and wrinkles, bearing the marks of age and experience. A signet ring of an Olympic Knight distinguishes him; the text offers no specific details of his hair, eyes, complexion, or clothing. His presence is measured and authoritative, with an impression of stern, practiced honor. Thick and broad of build yet shorter than most, this century-old Gold warrior has fair weathered skin and carries the grizzled weight of his years in a deeply lined face framed by a gray beard. Burnished gold eyes squint against wind and spray, while a smile-like scar cuts across his neck and another scar claims part of his nose, aging him beyond his apparent mid-sixties look. His hands resemble crooked tree roots, calloused and trembling slightly from a lifetime of gripping weapons, his neck is leathery and pops audibly, and he moves with the stoic unimpressed solidity of a stone amidst waves whether on his island balcony or clad in brilliant old Rage Knight armor flanked by his craggy elderly knights. A man with flaxen hair falling over an ugly hatchet face and a sideslash mouth, wet with sweat. He wears a wolfskull helmet and a gold cape emblazoned with the Society pyramid. An elderly human man with a composed, formidable bearing and the weathered face of a long life. His hair, eyes, complexion, stature, and build are not established by the available passages; dress him in understated, formal attire suited to an eminent Gold of the Society, with a steady, thoughtful expression that suggests a legendary warrior and statesman.