Akaylas (prime)

Akaylas Catorai Race Dark Elf Culture Faendryl Class Sorcerer Profession Alchemy Religion Fash'lo'nae Affiliation(s) Twilight Hall Sorcerer Guild

Akaylas Catorai Faendryl spent his formative years in New Ta'Faendryl, rigorously focusing on studies. An interest in both demonology and necromancy, as well as an insatiable hunger for knowledge, led to quiet reverence for Fash'lo'nae. In the Frontier Lands, he pursued Alchemy and Illusions, furthered his studies of Demonology and Planar Shifting, often tempting fate through deliberately botching shifts to attract abyran'ra, even slaying a Lithe black abyran'ra single handedly.

Though Akaylas presents himself as affable and even-keeled, softened by his time and friendships in Wehnimer's Landing, his Faendryl heritage betrays his disposition, often resulting in sardonic and sarcastic outlook towards those that lack his academic outlook towards the world.

Appearance

You see Akaylas Catoria Faendryl the Sorcerer+.

He appears to be a Dark Elf.

He is average height. He appears to have come of age. He has silver-flecked steel grey eyes and ashen skin. He has shoulder length, straight black hair. He has an angular face and tall upswept pointed ears.

He has a twine-etched dark steel ring in the upper ridge of his left ear, a chain of intricate runes tattoo on his arm, a tattooed symbol of Fash'lo'nae on his neck, a primitive spiral tattoo on his finger, and a Sorcerer Guild tattoo on his neck.

He is wearing a deep sooty cotton cowl, a rat-fang fetish, a dark suede jacket with iron-wrought closures, a mithril Twilight Hall pin, a withered deathblossom, a slit-pupiled eye symbol incised in yellow heliodor, an iron latched dark leather satchel, a crimson staff harness embroidered with a great snarling wolf, a silver-enruned black spidersilk backpack, some black rolaren-studded casting leathers etched with purple valence runes over the right breast, a bloodstained leather survival kit, a silver-banded polished scroll case, some fitted black velvet breeches with grey stitching down the seams, and some distinguished shiny black wide-cuffed boots laced with waxed sinew.