Vilhelm

Vilhelm is a northern tribesman hailing from the Unberogan clan. He is the only child of Wilkaus Beekeeper and Freja Midwife. Following the burning of his home and the slaying of his kin during intertribal warfare he has decided to travel the world and seek glory and fortune. Having a lifelong fascination with the Pale Elves of the Far Southlands he has started the long trip to Gallremor to begin his new life.

His few pleasures in life are his pride of his extensive knowledge of the heroic epics of his ancestors, the increasingly rare bottle of mead, and the more he learns the complicated southern languages written form the more he wishes he could have a collection of books like those he keeps seeing in the inns of the Southlands. His totem is the Firefly, though it has never manifested in any strong capacity since it's first Showing when he was a child. His dislikes are beer, people unaccepting of others cultures and those who do not respect the dead.

His possessions are few and far between, as working on a caravan allows little extra pay or room for superfluous things. He carries his family's axe, forged from the Old Steel and with a haft of polished Elfwood, the clothes on his back are of good, if not fine, make and are well maintained. His only true valuable is a book on the Language of the Pale Elves that he stole on his long trip South, and has been frantically studying it.

Physical Description Vilhelm is of a very broad build but of below average height. Enough to be short but not oddly so, around 5'10. His hair is kept at around shoulder length and is a sandy blonde color and he keeps it fastidiously well groomed and his face clean shaven daily. He has been described as modestly handsome and having a very bright face. Vilhelms eyes are a dark chestnut brown and have a deep warmth to them. He is well muscled from a life of hard larbor and lacks any significant scaring, but has a small tattoo on his upper back of the symbol of his totem. Vilhelm prefers to dress in modest but we'll made and colorful clothes, favoring dark blues and greens with decorations in his native style around edges and hems.