Thalorin Reed-Crowned
Lesser Deity
Thalorin Reed-Crowned
Species
Outsider
Appearance
A tall, quietly imposing figure with bark-textured skin that looks as if it has grown over countless winters, then been polished by rain. Their movements are slow and economical, yet each step seems to set invisible seedlings trembling awake. One shoulder is draped in living vines and the other in a clean, white scholar's sash, a contradictory elegance that makes them seem both wild and formal at once. Their hands are knotty and root-broad, but the fingertips are delicate, almost ink-stained, as if they have spent centuries counting seed husks and writing tiny maps into the air.
“Soft, deliberate, and textured like rain on leaves. They use old proverbs, long pauses, and occasional names for winds, birds, and river bends that no one else remembers.”
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Distinguishing Features
A crown of tiny antler-like root knots that grow and shed with the seasons
One eye appears amber in daylight and moonlit silver at night
A long scar across the throat that blooms with pale ivy when they are exerting divine power
Their left hand is always warm, while the right is cool as river stone
Their shadow sometimes contains the silhouettes of birds not physically present
Voice
“Low and resonant, with a patient cadence and the faint impression of leaves shifting in a distant wind”
Clothing
Layers of moss-green robes, a cloak woven from reed-fiber and leaf-veins, a belt of carved seedpods, and a collar of river pebbles strung on silver thread. Despite the rustic garments, each piece is immaculate, carefully mended, and scented faintly of rainwater and crushed fennel.
Body Language
Stillness is their default, but when moved they turn with the unhurried certainty of a tree adjusting to wind. They tilt their head as if hearing distant roots speaking through stone. In anger, their fingers flex like twigs under frost, and nearby leaves curl inward.
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