<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: courier;"><strong>The Banished Character Sheet</strong></span><hr/><div class="floatright">(https://ilarge.lisimg.com/image/11990054/934full-diego-barrueco.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>Fen Ylfingr<br/><strong>Inspiration:</strong>Fenrir (AKA: Fenrisúlfr, Hróðvitnir, Vánagandr)<br/><strong>Nature:</strong>Cynical | Angry | Hurt<br/><strong>Demeanor:</strong>Confident | Cunning | Skilled<br/><br/><strong>Faceclaim:</strong>Diego Barrueco<br/><br/><strong>Physical Description:</strong>Sharply confident, Fen is not one to bare his throat. Meeting his eyes is uncomfortable for many, as within swirls a maelstrom of rage and hurt. He stands tall with pale skin, marked occasionally by freckles or scars. Although muscular his form is closer to lithe than that of a body builder, but foolish are they that doubt the strength of the wolf that so easily broke the fetters Leyding and Dromi.<br/><br/><strong>Personality:</strong>Despite his bitterness, Fen can often be contemplative. He has a deep love of human books, especially classics, and a fondness for cooking. He despises traitors and those that turn against him, and he often comes off as arrogant, sarcastic, and snarky with a chip on his shoulder. He can be cruel, and is prone to moments of self-loathing or doubt. He's also surprisingly sensitive at times, cheeky, and quick to fall into banter if someone can gain his trust. He's jealous, envious, and at times a bit of a bastard... but you won't find anyone more loyal. He's as eager to spend time with friends as he is to get into a fight, and at this point mostly wants to know what the fuck is going on. He is also recklessly courageous and bound by a strict code of honor, even if other people don't always understand it.<br/><br/><strong>History:</strong>Fenrir is, or at least was, a great monstrous wolf. Large enough it is said that he would be able to swallow the very sun itself. He grew at an astonishing pace and ran amuck throughout the realms, especially that of Elysia. It is this that makes him responsible for one of the few moments of internal fighting within the Celestials. Others grew weary of him, tired of his antics, his attitude, and the fact he managed to piss off almost everyone he met. That he was seemingly destined to keep growing and eventually swallow the realms come Ragnarök merely added to it, sowing distrust.<br/><br/>Knowing of his sense of honor and pride in himself, the Celestials devised a plan. Show us your strength, mighty Fenrir--destroy these fetters. And so he did. The first he judged easily, and with one kick broke free. The second fetter was made twice as strong, and the Celestials promised him great fame should he manage to break it. Although it took more exertion, this fetter, too, was broken. The third fetter was a trick, made by the dwarves, and Fenrir was rightfully suspicious of it. To make sure that he would be released should he be unable to break it, he asked the Celestials to have one of them place their arm in his mouth. Tyr accepted. And when Fenrir was unable to break Gleipnir, the Celestials rejoiced. They refused to release him, and Fenrir tore off Tyr's arm.<br/><br/>Fenrir<em>howled</em>, and his fury shook Elysia. Not everyone was in agreement about what to do with the wolf, and many argued that this plan was insane. Yet before anyone could decide to come to his aid, Fenrir grew strong enough to break Gleipnir. None would ever bind him again.<br/><br/><strong>Notable Achievement:</strong>When he was bound with Gleipnir and bit Tyr's hand off, he spent many a year mourning. Angry at himself, at other Celestials... Why was this to be his fate, he wondered? Ragnarök was not near to approaching, and prophecy or not he had no intention of eating the sun. A resolution sorely tested by the actions of those that feared him. Gleipnir was the strongest of the fetters, created through impossible means, commissioned by the Celestials. It is said that no one and no thing would be able to break it, to shatter its bondage--and yet such was Fenrir's rage, hate, and ultimately his strength, that he did. The bindings<em>snapped</em>, torn asunder and felt the realm over. Fenrir then turned Gleipnir into his Armament. As a reminder... and a threat.<br/><br/><strong><span class="bbc_u">Powers</span></strong><br/><ul class="bbc_list"><li><strong>Sun Eater:</strong> <em>They want to believe him capable of swallowing the light of the realms? So be it. Fen is able to swallow all light within an area around him, casting eternal darkness until he decides otherwise. The darkness does not impede his own eyes, seeing through it much like a wolf would a dark forest.</em></li><li><strong>Resurgence :</strong> <em>As a presumed destroyer of realms and destined killer of Odin, Fenrir is ridiculously hard to kill. Although he is not, necessarily, more durable than other Celestials... he is able to bounce back from wounds that would slay any other. The larger the wound the longer it takes him to heal it, but heal he will.</em></li><li><strong>Vargr Form:</strong> <em>Although in the mortal realm and truthfully, often in Elysia, he hangs about in the guise of a mortal, he is still more than capable of turning into a giant wolf. This form has three stages; that of a normal sized wolf, that of a vicious wolf-man which stands on two legs, and that of a giant dire wolf the size of a car.</em></li></ul><br/><strong><span class="bbc_u">Armament of Divinity: Lash of Gleipnir</span></strong><br/><em>Gleipnir is the binding that holds the mighty wolf Fenrir, forged by the dwarves in their realm of Niðavellir. It is as thin as a silk ribbon, but stronger than any iron chain. This lash is a piece of it, torn and fashioned into a whip by Fenrir. A not-so-subtle mocking to those that commissioned it, to turn the instrument of his bondage into a weapon for his use--it is also a reminder to Fenrir himself to keep his hurts close, and that even the most noble seeming can turn against you.</em><br/><ul class="bbc_list"><li><strong>Unfettered Strength:</strong> <em>Fenrir was able to break even the most difficult of fethers the dwarves were able to create. Strength is one of the things he is very rightfully famous for.</em></li><li><strong>Realm Shaker:</strong> <em>When Fenrir was bound, his howl of betrayal shook the very realm of Elysia. This ability allows him to let loose a terrifying howl, paralyzing those in hearing range with sheer, unrelenting terror.</em></li></ul>