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Eresdin

Eresdin ' The Nomad '

Name Eresdin
Status
Active
Occupation
Wanderer
Age
Not reckoned by many
Race
Man
Residence
Of no fixed residence
Kinship
None
Outward Appearance

Eresdin stands tall and straight at 6'5'' with a lordly and lean build, a towering figure to the lesser men. Clad in rusty green and brown, with high boots caked in mud most of the time, resembling the long nights and days that he roamed in the harsh wilds and fellow wanderers knew well of him. A heavy, green cloak drapes over his shoulders and a matching hood overshadows his face. He possess a long sword of great value from long gone times wrought with ancient runes of Western land and a curved, rather sharp dagger stays on the back of his waist horizontally and these blades of him mostly strapped safely at his belt in their scabbards. A long, practical bow with a quiver full of bodkin arrows could also be seen on his back over his cloak at times. Although there is no doubt that he is more than capable to clash himself into the most fiery battle to protect the innocence, he seeks the way of concord first and his mind before a grip of the hilt.

 

Under that shroud of the woodland hues, he has a pale, stern and sad yet proud face with a steely determination set in his jaw and wisdom sat upon his brow. His raven hair reaches down to his shoulders with slightly whitened strands and frames his keen and misty sea-grey eyes, which seem to be deep in myriad thoughts nearly all the time. A grim man he would appear, yet not unfriendly but slow to trust. He is not the one to speak much unless necessary and he is known as generous enough to put other's trouble before his own. If not often, some of times in the eternity, a gentle, warm and charming smile could escape his lips. Despite his unkempt and frightening condition, he is somewhat ruggedly handsome. 

 

He can avoid being seen and he is light on his feet, he may roam and stride wherever he wishes or on an errand-wise pursuit without nobody seeing or hearing. Nothing to be noted in the account of neither pride nor any fair things in the apparel of this statuesque yet weathered man, save only that his cloak is pinned upon his left shoulder by a brooch of a silver shaped like a rayed star. Ancient of the days he seemed yet in the flower of manhood, strength and healing are in his hands, and there is a light about him. 

 

Background

'Lonely and quiet he is, the man of his name. A grim wanderer of the wilds, long he strides and silent and unseen. Other men knew not of his home, nor the purpose of his wander. Little is now remembered of him despite his age and his deeds and labours were seldom recorded. But when the dark things came from houseless hills or creep from sunless woods they fled from him, for he was ever mighty and faithful in the One. He tracked and haunted his prey in a very moment the darkness did not expect for. An uncanny sight and hearing he had and strong senses, able to speak the language of many creatures. Little did lesser men and Free-Folks know of his and his kinsmen's labour for the safekeeping of their borders, while protecting their own and less thanks they had than lords in their keeps, yet Eresdin grudged it not. And he was the man, who upheld his Oath and answered the call of his kin in the time, and granted to see the days of the King.'  

                                                                       

                                      

                                                                                      Of Eresdin and his Kin.

                                                       -Fourth Age, 15 : SR, 1436 | Archives of Annúminas.

Friends
A stern loner across the lands who might have gained a few acquaintance and a few of his own kinsmen.
Relatives
He is related to his kin in the North.
Rivals/Enemies
Those who trespasses the lands that he tread and foolish enough to confront him and the servants of the Dark Tower.
Loves
His duty, a fresh breeze, and a good pursuit.
Hates
Seldom he carries the hate for he believes such heavy feelings burdens the heart.
Motivation
Oft he hears the tranquil melody of solitude and tries to keep it in that way. And he labours on the protection of the Free-folks from what they would not dare to know.
Quotes
Not a speaker enough to have memorable quotes.

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