Sirrak Tidegaze
Ranger
Sirrak Tidegaze
Species
Gnoll
Appearance
Sirrak Tidegaze is a lean, elderly gnoll whose fur has faded from tawny gold to storm-gray along the muzzle, shoulders, and wrists. Her coat is rough as driftgrass and always carries a dry crust of salt near the hems, as though the sea itself has tried to claim her. One ear is notched nearly in half, and the other is decorated with tiny bone beads that click softly when she turns her head. She walks with a bowed, economical gait, but her hands still move with the swift, exact confidence of an archer who has spent decades measuring distance by breath and instinct. Her most surprising feature is a pair of tiny round spectacles balanced on a leather cord, carefully polished despite the fact that she refuses to admit she needs them.
“Low, rasped, and deliberate, with a habit of ending sentences like measured instructions. She often speaks in practical images of tide, net, sand, and weather, and she swears very softly when angry.”
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Distinguishing Features
A half-moon scar over the left side of her muzzle
Tiny bone beads woven into one ear
A pair of round spectacles on a cord that she pretends not to need
Salt-crusted fur around her cuffs and jaw
A faint smell of lamp oil, kelp, and old leather
Voice
“Gravelly, sardonic, and unexpectedly gentle when speaking to the frightened or the young.”
Clothing
A weather-stained sea-green coat with patched elbows, loose tan trousers tucked into worn boots, a waxed leather bandolier for arrows, and a faded scarf that once belonged to a dead caravan friend. She wears a single polished silver clasp at her throat, absurdly elegant against the rest of her shabby gear.
Body Language
Still and compact when calm, with sudden sharp turns of the head when she hears a sound she does not trust. She keeps her shoulders slightly hunched against invisible wind and plants her feet as if every surface might try to move beneath her.
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