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Description
Zul is skinny for a woman of orcish ancestry. This is likely due to her father having been an enslaved Half-elf. She is two standard deviations shorter than the average orcish woman, and despite being broad for a human - she is nowhere near satisfactory for the herculean frames of her tribe.
She has various scars over her body, ones far too jagged to be from blades. They seem more like gashes from tusks, or tears from repeated beatings or lashings. Her right arm is missing the hand, which she lets breathe whenever she is resting. However, an elemental arm was arcanely engineered by her. It can be summoned and dismissed rather easily due to her practiced nature, and the runes she has prepped on the stones in her bag.
Her eyes are an elvish bright blue, with dark blue around the edges. Right in the center of the eye, is a milky white. This hue is indicitive of a winter eladrin, hinting at some of her father's distant heritage. Her hair however, is just like her mother's: thick and wavy. It stands on it's own, but with frustrating amounts of care, Zul has managed to get it to lie down on her scalp. It is also silken to the touch, but only a day or two without care, it tends to poof up, and begin to get coarse. While not nearly old enough for it, stress has caused a silver streak to run down the front of her skull.
She has many piercings, all of which used to be tribal. Where the bones and cut stone used to pierce her flesh, fine jewelry now shines. She makes her jewelry herself. She has replaced the furs and leather with human clothes, unable to pinpoint what exact fashion she wishes to present. Instead, she explores many styles, having no cultural root she is aware of. She never knew her father after all, and shuns her orcish heritage (just as it shunned her).
Tattoos scrawl her body, etched into her skin by orish shamans. She has no runes, no axes, no beasts. Instead, her markins are similar to that of servant markings (which are derogatory to orcs). Stripes to signify animal raising, a cog to symbolize a gnome worker, forehead shade to symbolize the casted shadow of a farmer's hat, and a full neck tattoo that cuts down her chest to symbolize a collar and chain. Undetailed, as the shaman didn't care to waste their time on her. She has reclaimed these markings, and now shows them as proof of her spite for orcish traditionalism. She wears the tattoos of creators and civility with pride.
