more like a touchup
tablet died halfway through
Wyrd wrote:please note this is my final custom;
they will be completed sometime tomorrow as I'm calling it a night
-rolls over-
and yes the number has significance
name; Orcinus;noun; kingdom of the dead; derived from the family name of the species of orca
gender; genderfluid; biologically maleperfers they/theirself/their pronouns or any gender neutral terms.
personality; timid, quick, restless, clingy, wandererOrcinus is a very passive aggressive and constantly in motion Plumerian. They don't like to be kept waiting, and will easily become aggravated and yet refuse to speak. They consider theirself to be considerate, although others may view them as overly clingy and attention-seeking, even when they don't mean to attract attention. If left alone, or waiting for too long, they will often wander off and not return. Orcinus can be called a restless wanderer, with their attention being hard to catch.
sexuality; pansexual
edits; mane, fluffy back, fluffy tail tufts, snaggletooth
hexes;
other information;
Captain of the Moonstone. (A windjammer-diesel hybrid that also uses solar cell sails. Very fancy ship.
Has had roughly two crew members die, and one scholar that they refuse to talk about.
Wayfarer is their family name, which was adopted from their tribe name. Last of their line.
Teaches crew how to speak their native langauge, which sounds like Russian and Latin roughly. (Simply called Wave-talk)
Character vaguely inspired by Captain Nemo.
Moonstones are magic in nature, but not overly strong.
Trades moonstones for secrets, and is currently wanted by several countries
Calls three islands located somewhere in the northern pacific home.
Life energy is connected to a moonstone. Whoops.
Is currently pining after a certain magician
snippets of their native language;Ixalir wrote:noun/pronoun; something or someone that one longs for, but knows that having said thing or being would lead to an unfortunate end.Oqu wrote:formal pronoun; a formal use of the way to address someone- 'you' in EnglishDein wrote:participial; no, cannot, should notHuit wrote:why
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