A tall, dark-skinned male; this man seems to carry himself with a practiced ease and balance.   He seems to be an observer; one who takes joy in learning and experiencing, perhaps a sign of someone who spent most of their youth away from the world.

He holds a thick accent to his voice ((Similar to Nigerian)) which can sometimes make it difficult for people to understand him.  Because of this, he tends to talk a little slower, a little more practiced to ensure he enunciated each syllaable clearly.  If one were to stand near him, they would find he smelled somewhat like a forest after a rainfall, that deep earthy smell; not unpleasant, but also proving he was not one to wear perfumes and fake scents.  His eyes were a deep grey, his hair dark as night and pulled back into dreadlocks that were held in place by a band around his forehead.  Each 'lock ended with a carved bone around it near the tip; the bones themselves each with a different design etched into them; though from a distance, they would be near invisible.

He stood at 6 feet tall and his build was that of one who had been no stranger to physical labour.  He had likely been very slim as a child, more atheltic as a teenager and ended up a bit more muscular as an adult.  He did not have the build of a fighter, however - perhaps ensuring his muscles were 'just enough' without being too heavy or slowing him down.

Drawn down the entire left side of his form were tatoos.  Not just a few here and there, they literally covered almost every square inch from his neck just below his jawline all the way down to his ankle.  They seemed to stop right at the center point; leaving his right side utterly untouched... save for a small, thin, metal ring going through his right eyebrow.

He seemed to favour basic clothes, more function over form - and most were in natural, earth tones; browns and greys.  Most of the time, he wore a simple robe and hood; however, when found in battle, he shed the heavy robe for the clothes underneath.  These were usually light clothes bound tightly at some places and left quite loose at others - again to allow for optimal movement in any condition.  Wrapped about most of his hands and up his forearms were simple cloth wraps; something he seemed to never remove which only let his fingertips show through.