Mithrail Túdor

Appearance
5'10", spritely and svelt, though with a toned physique from the years of training and warfare. Elven in build, and appearance, though dirty-blonde hair cut short in display of separation from the known stereotypes of his ancestors. More often clad in simple attire, and leather armour, owing to his placement on the front lines as a Captain of a Gondorian maniple of soldiers.

Personality
Determined, focussed and passionate about performing his duty and proving his worth, he is a driven man, quiet and reflective. He does not fear death, for he believes, as all Elf-kind did, in the mercy of Mandos, knowing he served great purpose with loyalty and honour alike.

History
Born of part-Elven mother and Gondorian father, he learnt the way of all races and was well-educated as a boy. His father, a revered knight of the Gondorian army, taught him skills of war, whereas his mother, more serene and learned, taught him of knowledge and wisdom.

Following his father's footsteps, Mithrail joined and served the Gondorian army, quickly advancing the ranks, though often hindered by his non-pure blood. Though times ahd changed, and the age of men had become more accepting of other race, he had always received rebuttal for his mixed-blood.

Eventually gaining rank of Captain for his outstanding efforts and skills in command, he formed a maniple of a hundred soldiers, an elite guard, many of whom, for many reason, were almost underclass of the Gondorian realm. These men fought with honour and bravery unsurpassed for their country, and asked nothing in return but the glory of knowing they died to protect her and their King.

Weaponry

 * 2 x shortswords, slightly curved, like scimitars.
 * Bow and quivver.
 * Dagger.


 * Light leather armour, as provided by Gondorian barracks.

Stable

 * Pet rat named "Oro" who sits in a pouch at Mithrail's hip. Oro is white with a brown hooded head and black eyes. Nonchalant and often unwilling, Oro is only sometimes ever of any use to her master. Mithrail keeps the rodent more for company, than for practicality.

Author's note
To be reviewed for inconsistencies, and updated in due course.

Thankyou Please!

Jimmyboybuts 10:26, 09 July 2009