Post by immy on Dec 21, 2011 22:06:52 GMT -5
Name: Irrylath Aeriel
Age: not quite 2 years (early june birthday, will be two this summer)
Gender: Male
Breed: Mustang x quarter horse mutt
Height: 15.0 hh
Coat Color: minimal splash overo
Mane/tail Color: Dark steely gray, almost black
Eye Color: hazel
Markings: Wide white blaze down the center of his face. four white "socks" small white patch on his left shoulder. small half-moon on his right flank.
Alignment: Light
Personality: Carefree, spontaneous, daredevil. Rash, blunt, clownish. Has a lot of growing up to do but thinks himself mature as any adult. Young soul. Bright, always laughing, gullible but quick to catch on, tries to find the good in everyone, quick to anger, quick to forgive. Thinks he doesnt need anyone and could live happily by himself.
History: Was raised in a large herd that was lead by his father and uncle, they had unified their two herds on one land. Irrylath was always surrounded by siblings, lots of nagging mares and annoying cousins. He felt suffocated, surrounded on all sides and vowed never to live that way again. He left his home, against his fathers' direct orders, followed by pleas, planning on living as a loner or perhaps even a bachelor.
Age: not quite 2 years (early june birthday, will be two this summer)
Gender: Male
Breed: Mustang x quarter horse mutt
Height: 15.0 hh
Coat Color: minimal splash overo
Mane/tail Color: Dark steely gray, almost black
Eye Color: hazel
Markings: Wide white blaze down the center of his face. four white "socks" small white patch on his left shoulder. small half-moon on his right flank.
Alignment: Light
Personality: Carefree, spontaneous, daredevil. Rash, blunt, clownish. Has a lot of growing up to do but thinks himself mature as any adult. Young soul. Bright, always laughing, gullible but quick to catch on, tries to find the good in everyone, quick to anger, quick to forgive. Thinks he doesnt need anyone and could live happily by himself.
History: Was raised in a large herd that was lead by his father and uncle, they had unified their two herds on one land. Irrylath was always surrounded by siblings, lots of nagging mares and annoying cousins. He felt suffocated, surrounded on all sides and vowed never to live that way again. He left his home, against his fathers' direct orders, followed by pleas, planning on living as a loner or perhaps even a bachelor.
