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Basics

NAME: Gareth AGE: 23 NATIONALITY: Free Marcher RACE: Human OCCUPATION: Rebel Mage TITLE/RANK: n/a	HEIGHT: 5'7 BUILD: Gangly HAIR: Dark brown & v curly EYES: Light blue SKIN: Pale BEARING:Cheerful
DISTINGUISHING FEATURES: Has an anchor shard on one hand, and long scars down both forearms--consistent with frequent blood magic use--though both are kept hidden with long sleeves / gloves. Looks perpetually underfed and a bit anemic.

Status

Currently settling back in to the Gallows, trying to figure out what to do while here, and being incredibly cheerful about having to return to this shithole.

Reputation

Those who knew him while he was in the Gallows would know him as a friendly, rather goofy kid, who had a lot of Opinions on how the Templars treated them, but was smart enough to not be outspoken about it.
During the years between the fall of the Gallows and the war starting up properly, he was a nightmare of a blood mage that lived with a group of similarly violent mages who attacked anything that looked like a danger. He had a particular fondness for making the Templars attack each other.
Once he joined the rebel mages, he chilled out and became more friendly and cheerful again. It wasn't uncommon knowledge that he had a bad habit of flipping out in battle and razing the ground with the blood of Templars, and had a rather morbid humor about it. As the war carried on, he had these violent flashes less frequently, but hadn't been able to stamp it out completely. Basically: Rash, with some serious trauma issues, but Trying His Best.

Hooks

▪Former Gallows resident who is Thrilled to be back
▪Was in the mage/templar war and had a great time
▪Loud and opinionated about mage rights and pitching all the templars into the Waking Sea
▪Super curious and loves learning new things
▪Tell him about your new and interesting magic
▪Or technology
▪Has A Lot of opinions about blood magic, but he'll be trying to keep that close to his chest, since he'd rather not be executed