Meadowyn

Meadowyn, daughter of Meadred and a proud shield-maiden of the Riddermark, yet that may be her title but she has found herself misplaced, thus the title and all of her deeds as a shield-maiden mean little. 

She is tall as the folk of the Riddermark are, with flaxen hair, and fierce blue eyes. Her body is stronger than that of the common woman. She bears herself with a form of confidence. Her hair is not always the neatest and she would not be considered the among the most attractive of women, her hair is kept short and cut unevenly. She puts little to no effort into her appearance, and every now and then one might find a pimple or two upon her face caused by bites of random insects. 

She is fully matured and bears no signs of youth upon her face, yet one may guess that she is perhaps in her early thirty years, and her form has been kept strong and healthy by heavy labours over her years.

Her garb is casual on most days, but very, very, very, very seldom does she wear a dress. Yet she is often seen with a silver brooch upon her chest that secures a drape which hangs over her breast. Etched upon the brooch is an image of a sun with pointed rays. Such an item she wears with a great love and pride, for it is unlike the brooches that either of her brothers bear, it is silver and signifies a greater rank, yet how she came by it is a different tale.