Name: Synthilian Deth'Noc'Tur
Aliases: Syn
Gender: Male
Race: Dark Elf
Age: 185
Profession: Mercenary/Scout
Languages: Common, Elven (drow), Undercommon
Accent: typical drow accent
Physical Information
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 135lbs.
Body build: slightly muscular
Skin type: smooth
Hair style: short with headband to keep it out of his face
Scars: none visible
Tattoos: none
Colouring:
- [b]Hair:[/b] white [b]Eyes:[/b] red [b]Skin:[/b] black [/li]
Alignment: lawful neutral
Philosophy: He's not much of a deep thinker, he just takes life as it comes and tries his best to come out on top of any situation.
Deity/Beliefs: Generally he's not one for religion but recently he has been learning more about Elistraee
Personality:
Happy-go-lucky mostly. He is given to self-deprecating humor and other jokes. Sometimes as a defense mechanism, other times to just make others laugh. He does not like to be beaten at anything he knows he is good at but can usually keep that part of his personality in check so as not to start a confrontation. In other words, fairly un-drow-like.
Additional Information
Gear: Usually has a pair of short swords, daggers, or kukri strapped to his thighs.
Jewelry: none
Habbits/hobbies: none
General Health: good health
Favorite Drink: none
Weaknesses: Thinks his brother is like him.
Other info
Syn was recruited by Bregan D'aerthe at the same time as his brother and has been working for them ever since. He feels he owes Jarlaxle a life debt. He has made only one actual "friend" in the group, his commanding officer Valas Hune. His attitude, however, has not endeared him with Kimmuriel, the psion and second in command of Bregan D'aerthe.
Story thus far...
Shortly after Mer'Zikain disappeared, Jarlaxle approached Syn and asked that he locate his brother. Syn would have requested to do so anyway so he quickly agreed. Jarlaxle told him that he wasn't to bring Mer'Zikain back, just keep tabs on him and see what he was up to and learn why he disappeared without making contact. He was to become his brother's shadow.
As soon as he agreed, Kimmuriel opened a portal and shoved Syn through it without any of his gear. Luckily for him, Kimmuriel opened the gate to Sigil directly instead of making him go through the nine hells to get there (he wouldn't defy Jarlaxle that openly at least).
Since his arrival he has acclimated himself with the local culture and has begun tracking down his wayward brother. He has met a few people but has not made any solid contacts as of yet.