Shanapar the Untamed

[Shanapar]

Shanapar the Untamed Race: Chaktawe Gender: Male Age: 24 Birthday: 90th, Summer, 488AV Birthplace: Suli Tribe Appearance Shanapar is a tall (6'3”) and muscular young man with solid black eyes and black hair down to his mid shoulders. He normal woven raven feathers and polished animal bones into his hair. Shanapar weighs around 210lbs, but if his water bladder is full, he weighs around (230lbs). He has a tattoo of raven stretching the length of his copper shoulders. Even though, he doesn't spend much time in his village. He still honors the Suli tribe with a white paint over his eyes and the top of his shoulders. During the day, Shanapar wears felt sand colored leg wrap around his waist, and at night, he covered in a heavy mantle made of felt and the shoulders are covered in black raven feathers and his felt black leg wrap. He doesn't bother with shoes unless he goes into the city than he wears leather sandals. Tattoo of Eywaat Character Concept Shanapar the Untamed tends to keep to himself since he doesn't want to involve himself with the politics of the Suli tribe. He finds solace in the desert as a hunter and guide to all those who wish to venture into the desert. He tends to feel uncomfortable in large cities because he doesn't quite understand the culture of city dwellers, and being surrounded by walls tends to give him the feeling of being caged, but he will venture into the cities in look of work or supplies that he can't acquire from his tribe. Shanapar was raised as a hunter and a warrior by his father who also taught him how to survive in the desert. It was a simple life for the eldest son of two other siblings. Shanapar's mother was devoted follower of the teachings of Makutsi, and his his father is a devoted follower of Eywaat, so Shanapar started following the teachings of Eywaat since he always had a love for birds and their ability to watch the world from the heavens. Before his father died he told him to teach a bird the ways of Chakawe, so the young boy took up his father's dieing wish and learned falconry in honor of Eywaat. When his father died, Shanapar took up his father's profession of hunter, and he provided food and income for his mother Chini his two little sisters Chinipa and Shanapa. Possessions : Purchase Cost Time of Purchase Total Short Bow (heirloom) 0gm Starting Package 600gm White cotten long sleeve shirt 0gm Starting Package Black Felt leg wrap 0gm Starting Package Felt Undergarments 0gm Starting Package Heavy Black Felt Mantle with raven feathers on the shoulders (Coat) 0gm Starting Package Leather Sandels 0gm Starting Package 1 Waterskin 0gm Starting Package 1 Backpack which contains: Comb (Wood), Soap, Razor 0gm Starting Package Balanced Rations (1 Week's worth) 0gm Starting Package 1 eating knife 0gm Starting Package Flint & Steel 0gm Starting Package Pair of Angle Knifes 20gm On creation 580gm Arrows, Game (20) 4gm On creation 574gm Arrows, Broad (20) 15gm On creation 559gm Raven (Pet) 1gm On creation 558gm Hood (Falconry) 1gm On creation 557gm Jess (Falconry) 2gm On creation 556gm Falconry Gloves 6sm On creation 555gm, 4sm Quiver 20gm On creation 535gm, 4sm Preserving Kit 5gm On creation 530gm, 4sm Tent, One-Person 2gm On creation 528gm, 4sm Bedroll 1sm On creation 527gm, 3sm Insect Repellant 1gm On creation 526gm, 3sm Insect Repellant Candle 5gm On creation 521gm, 3sm Talents(Skills) : Skill EXP Total Proficiency Archery (Short Bow) 10SP 10 Novice Weapon (Dagger) 15SP 15 Novice Hunting 10SP 10 Novice Falconry 10SP 10 Novice Unarmed Combat 5SP 5 Novice Wilderness Survival 10RP 10 Novice Ledger : Purchase Cost Deposit Total Starting Package +100gm 100gm Cashed in Housing +500gm 600gm On Creation -78gm, 7sm 521gm, 3sm Gnosis Mark: Eywaat (Pending HD Approval) Fluent Language: Tawna Basic Language: Common Poor Language: Arumenic

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History of a Wanderer When Shanapar was given his title at a early age, he was given the title of Untamed because as a young boy he would often stay at the edge of camp watching the desert and playing by himself; however, when he had to play with his peers, he would get into arguments that would often lead to fist fights with the other boys. He was a quiet boy with few things to say, but he would always voice his opinion when it was appropriate. Being the eldest son, he would try to learn everything his father knew about hunting and fighting. At age five, he was taught by his father the art of knife fighting and the basics of unarmed combat, and at age twelve, he was given his bow by his father on his birthday. The next day his father Shana taught him the fundamentals of archery and hunting, and he started his journey into the desert. Life in the desert was a humbling for the young Chaktawe, he learned patients and discipline in the burning sands. As a adolescent, he would often spend days alone in the desert learning the terrain and tricks to surviving in the desolate environment. He would never venture to close to Ahnatep because the city was unfamiliar terrain, but he would always watch the city at night from a far. Always curious about the life of the multi-armed inhabitants of Ahnatep. When he was fourteen, he featured into the city feeling it was best to learn about his neighbors, and he was awed at the lavish lifestyle of the city dwellers. When he left the city, he felt like he entered a dream. He enjoyed the dream while he was there, but over time, he realized the people of the city were all wearing a mask to hide their true identity from each other. When Shanapar turned fifteen years old, he was devastated by the loss of his father, and he spent a week in the desert trying to understand mortality and his place in the world. Shanapar went back to the city, and he joined up with street gang called the Back Alley Vipers. He lived duel lives on in the city as a thug, and in the desert, where he took up his father's place of head of the family, and he provided for his mother and sisters in his fathers place. At age sixteen, Shanapar met a quiet girl in the poor part of the city named Kya. Kya wasn't apart of any street gang. She was the youngest daughter of the doctor who treated the young delinquent's injuries after the many fights the young Chaktawe would get into in the streets or the alleys. Shanapar always smiled at her when she scolded him for his injuries, and over the next few months, he started to fall in love with the woman. When he was seventeen, he asked her to marry him, and she accepted his proposal. When Shanapar was on a night patrol with the Vipers, he caught sight of Symenestra crawling out of her window. Shanapar chased the spider through the streets of Ahnatep, but eventually, he lost sight of the man. When he returned to Kya's house, he found out she was violated by the intruder. The next mouth, Shanapar found out Kya was pregnant with the Symenestra's child. Shanapar spent the nine month preparing for the birth of Kya's child, and also he spent the nine months finding out information about the rapist. Kia died when the Symenestra child was born, and Shanapar couldn't help place the blame on the hands of the man who violated his fiancee. At the age of eighteen, he left the child with his sister and her family, so he could find the man who murdered his Kya. Shanapar sister's got married and left his mother's care, so when his mother passed away, he was able to live his life for himself, and for three years, he decided to venture across the Suvan Sea to explore the hidden wonders of the jungles of Falyndar. On his return trip, he got distracted in the Suvan Sea for a year. When he was finished traveling the inner sea, he spent one years refining his skills as a warrior in the Alakak capital of Riverfall. For the last year, he has been traveling south through the plains of Cyphrus to his homeland of Eyktol.

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Lore Lore of Religion: Eywaat Wilderness Survival: Building a Camp Fire