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D&D character description. Oulah is a small stringy elf, prone to ignoring the totally sentient. While completely in tune with aspects of nature, and with the creatures of the wild or semi wild, This elf displays little in the way of understanding of social graces, or, for example, where it is socially acceptable to "answer natures call". Oulah is friendly enough in his way (always preferring the company of animals, especially that of his wolf companion), completely serene most of the time, but definitely odd.
He has brown hair, dusky olive skin, and piercing but open moss green eyes. He seems to be about 90 lbs and 4,7, small for an elf.
Most of Oulahs clothing seems to be crafted by hand from partially treated hides of several creatures. When he moves it is dark and quiet, all of his gear is rigged to not jingle jangle or slap, as well as being liberally smeared with (now gritty) dark grease.Oulah's most striking garment is what appears to be the nearly complete hide of a grey/sand colored dire wolf, able to completely cover his body.
My action will be to bring my camel down and cover his face, and tell him to stay. move as quickly and lowly as I can to the richest wagon and discretely position myself in it or as near as possible, while securing myself from the storm within my pelt, attempting to keep an eye on the storm.
He has brown hair, dusky olive skin, and piercing but open moss green eyes. He seems to be about 90 lbs and 4,7, small for an elf.
Most of Oulahs clothing seems to be crafted by hand from partially treated hides of several creatures. When he moves it is dark and quiet, all of his gear is rigged to not jingle jangle or slap, as well as being liberally smeared with (now gritty) dark grease.Oulah's most striking garment is what appears to be the nearly complete hide of a grey/sand colored dire wolf, able to completely cover his body.
My action will be to bring my camel down and cover his face, and tell him to stay. move as quickly and lowly as I can to the richest wagon and discretely position myself in it or as near as possible, while securing myself from the storm within my pelt, attempting to keep an eye on the storm.