Race/Ethnicity: 

Flagteun is of the tribal peoples of Dunland and Enedwaith; hailing, more specifically, from the Turch-Luth.

Skin Colour: 

Having endured most of her days beneath the hot sun, and besting the harsh wildernesses, her flesh is deeply tanned and calloussed.

Height: 

The Dunlendings being a stunted race, Flagteun stands at a mere 4"11.

Body Build: 

Her body is lithe and lean, toned for her endeavours alongside her kinsmen.

Hair Style, Length, and Colour: 

Her hair is completely shaved, save for a single, black braid that descends from one side of her scalp. Decorative beads, and fragments of bone are woven within the thick, oily strands.

Eye Colour: 

Her eyes are of a dark, grey colour; the cinereal irises easily blending into the black of her pupils, which often results in an intimidating and debilitating effect.

Distinguishing Features (Tattoos, Piercings, Scars, etc.): 

Flagteun's right side bears crude markings, which twist across from her face to her thigh, and the intricate symbols declare her status as a healer within her clan.

Clothing Style: 

Flagteun usually garbs herself in wrappings made of fur, and robes made of hide, concealing her face with the visage of a boar.

Weapons, or Other Utilities (If Any): 

She can be found to carry a small knife, crafted from the tusks of a wild hog.

Appearance (As is presented within In-Game Biography): 

Short and slight of frame, with sun-browned skin, it is easily evident to any with knowledge of such a peoples that Flagteun is of the tribes of Dunland. Her irises are of a dark grey hue, the glassy retinas filtering out across the surrounding atmosphere from a face possessing of sharp, angled features. About her figure may be discerned clever designs, the twisting and winding depictions bearing some meaning known only to herself, and her kinsmen. Her lips are thin, and held in a firm, straight line, the solemn expression unyeilding in its ubiety. Though she is lacking in stature, her limbs are thin and strong, her body lean and muscled, albeit to a far lesser extent than that of the men of her kind. Her hair is of a raven colour, the atramentous locks completely shaven and absent on the right hemisphere of her scalp, the left side collecting the remaining coiffure in a black braid descending at a diagonal angle atop her skull, draping down over her shoulder until resting over her breast. Woven into the piceous strands are decorative beads, and fragments of bone, intricate carvings to be espied over the surface of the ossein slivers should one look so closely. Most often garbed in the crude, uncouth cloths, hides, and furs of her xenophobic species, the woman also maintains upon her person a pouch containing of ample amount of herbs, spices, and medicinal remedies that the Dunlendings often make use of; this very feature marking her as a healer and herbalist for the Turch-Luth to whom she was born.

Religion and/or Political Views: 

Flagteun gives worship to a pantheon representing of entities and deities alike to those known to the Eldar, as do all the Dunlendings.

Education: 

Being a healer, she has a vast understanding and knowledge of natural remedies, salves, and beneficial (or harmful) plants.

Language(s): 

Those of Flagteun's kindred speak a dialect specific to their land, though it may differ somewhat from tribe to tribe. However, many of the learned may also be able to comprehend words spoken in Westron, the common tongue. Her accent is strange and exotic, and many may have difficulties listening to her speech.

Unique Abilities/Talents/Skills: 

Wise and learned for her youth, she also has praiseworthy skill in medicine, able to soothe the mind and body with words or elixir.

Faults, or Flaws (Physical, Mental, or Spiritual): 

Flagteun possesses an extreme pride for her peoples, and thus will perform any task if she believes it would grant them great honour or privilege, and will even attempt to convince others of the superiority of the savage cliques. For a healer, it may be noted that she is greatly belligerent, and delights in contests that display the strength of her kind when pitted against that of another's. Yet, she rarely combats in the fashions that would be considered fair, or chivalrous.