Oooh, cool concept. Would I be correct in assuming that in the event that a shard-carrier is eaten by Elena, their player is free to roll up another character and keep on rolling?<br/><br/>Name: Crevan<br/>Age: 22<br/>Gender: Male<br/>Species: Anthro Fox<br/>Ability Carrier: Yes. Sight.<br/><br/>Appearance: Just barely standing at 5 feet tall, Crevan isn't very imposing, something only accentuated by his thin frame and light weight. The short fox anthro is covered in the typical russet-red fur of his species, which fades to a creamy white on his chest, throat and lower half of his muzzle, as well as the insides of his arms and legs and the tip of his tail. His feet and hands are covered by black fur, as is the upper half of his muzzle, face, obscuring his dark brown eyes which are the vulpine's strongest ability. Crevan dresses in thin, tight-fitting hardened leather armor. It's not enough to stop a straight on blow from .. well, anything, but it's enough to stave off a glancing blow. His chest has additional protection in the form of a chainmail vest, however. He carries  bow and quiver on his back with a short sword and dagger sheathed on his hips.<br/><br/>Bio: Crevan follows in his ancestor's footsteps: He is an archer par extraordinaire. His ancestor was one of those who was aware of the additional powers they gained from Elena's defeat and his family has long worked to ensure each successive generation was prepared to make full use of the shard, continuing in their ancestor's heroism and adventure throughout the land. Crevan has training in the use of his sword and dagger in case things get too close or he runs out of arrows, but Crevan works to avoid that as much as possible - he's got a wiry strength (for someone<span style="font-style: italic">weak</span>wouldn't be able to draw a bow - or send arrows flying with a great deal of force) but he's nothing like that of a full warrior, and his height and weight mean he tends to get thrown around in a close quarters fight.<br/><br/>At range however, he is lethal - his ears giving him the ability to easily judge wind direction and resistance and his eyes granting him accuracy no normal archer would dare dream of. Crevan is a strong believer in "shoot first, ask questions later" as it's not terribly difficult for him to shoot someone's limbs into uselessness and interrogate them once a fight dies down.<br/><br/>The latest product of his family's tradition, Craven has been traveling about and making a name for himself as an adventurer.