Name: Skooth Scathvik
 Age: Appears 30-ish in human terms.
 Species: Gnoll Hybrid (Abomination)
 Height: 7'1"/218cm
 Weight: 264 Pounds
 Build: Scrawny and Thin

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What stood before you appeared to be some manner of anthropomorphic canine-like deer or Goat-like monstrosity. It was tall, lanky, raggity and almost infested and disease-looking. A strange looking beast with firm, toned musculature and long limbs, It walked with a unnatural pull to it, as if it was either taking two different directions with each hooved clomp, His Neck craned and twitched, causing his head to shiver and crack in every other direction, at every movement.. every sound, every flicker of a heartbeat, almost unnaturally so.

There was not one uniformed creature or form, it was as if this monster was the product of some confused mad deity, Overall, He was a sick, half-hunched furred being, It appeared to have typical gnoll coloring and features. Hyena like features. Mane, muzzle, claws, digitigrade legs, But ended on Hooves, diseased and yellow-toned, and matted in filth.

His head bore two horns, curved backwards and gnarled, growing out wildly, looking like a pair of Antlers, equally as sickly-yellow as his hooves, random tangled strings and trinkets litter it's head. His eyes lightly glowed from behind the battered and blood-caked skull of some creature that eeriely fit well over the Gnoll-Hybrid Abomination's face, and were a deep blood-red, eminating from the black shadowed,eye sockets of the skull.

Skooth, walked around occationally with a old crusted music box it was unnaturally fond of, cranking it and playing it, though it didn't seem to play music, atleast not any music that anyone could hear..

Drifting and swaying behind, above his rump was a scrawny, ragged tail that at one point might have had fur, but now it was a long coiling thing, ending in a tuft, but the majority of it looked like it was canibalized, and ripped of fur, leaving it a half-infected, rat-like appendage that seemed to have been detatched and reattatched a multiple of times, with patches of skin showing the scar patterns.