Name: Aedan
Age: 19 Summers
He is a: Rogue; he tends to use knives, daggers, traps, and any other trick he has up his sleeve. Aedan tends to move around a lot in a fight and is slightly smaller than his fellow men, subverting the stereotype that men always rely on brute strengths, though he is quite strong. He is quick with his dual-blades and can even cleave through bone with them if left an opening. He knows how to track and hunt as well as set up traps. He is not afraid to climb and jump through trees, adding to his advantage in sneak attacks and subterfuge. He is quite skilled with herbs and building traps. You do not want to face him if he's had time to prepare the battleground for you. Aedan is also quite persuasive and skilled at hiding his own motivations behind his sometimes eccentric manner and conversation.
Personality: Clever, witty, and ultimately, selfish with a few isolated bouts of altruism that horrifies and surprises him at the most inopportune times, Aedan is a trickster and an opportunist. He delights in fooling people, especially those that look down upon him, and is a bit boastful, taking more than a little pride in his reputation. He also likes to hear himself talk and loves to anger people by questioning their beliefs and asking philosophical questions in his unique, jesting manner. He is forever watching his back, learning early on that one can only trust people so much. He has his own sense of honor and never breaks an agreement or fails to pay a debt. He gets rather annoyed when people question his word of honor and treats people with about as much respect as he believes they deserve or he should reasonably give under the circumstances, (that is, none at all unless his life is endangered, he wants something from someone, or he believes someone truly does deserve his respect). Aedan respects the brotherhood, though, as a rule, he makes clear agreements with them beforehand if he can.
Description: Lean and dexterous, Aedan stands at 6"1 and is usually seen wearing a suit of light leather armor consisting of a couples belts and many pockets containing knives, daggers, and other assorted tools. Around his neck, he wears a bone necklace with an old tarnished cross attached to it, which he claims to be a relic from ancient times. Aedan has long black hair reaching down to his neck and a clean-shaven face. His skin is tanned and his arms and legs are muscular, evidence of them being used quite frequently. His eyes are a sapphire blue which often sparkle with mischief, trickery, excitement, pride, or a combination of the four. He also has a slight smile that could either be interpreted as clever, mocking, or friendly. He often dresses to match his surroundings whether it's the greens and browns of the forest, sandy colored-clothing of the Dunes, or grey to match the rock of the mountains.
Likes, Dislikes and personal fears: Aedan enjoys outmaneuvering people with his words and somewhat erratic behavior. He also likes surprising people and loves the feeling of climbing and jumping through trees. He loves his freedom and has a certain dislike for the dogmatic laws and doctrines women follow as well as people who think too much of themselves. He dislikes eating plain fish and being looked down upon as well. He has a slight fear of slavery and to a lesser extent, death, though he never shows it. Aedan also enjoys flirting with the opposite sex, often while in the middle of the fight or when he's making off with their possessions.
Thoughts on Women: Aedan has a mixed view of women. Although he prefers to judge people individually by their actions, it's hard for him to not have a little bit of resentment at how they treat him and other men and how they reserve the best land and resources for themselves. He also feels sorry for them, bound by their petty dogmatic ways as they are, without a sense of true freedom. He has to admit he finds their company stimulating, if a little dangerous, and they are beautiful. Aedan cannot help, but lust for them, though he'd never force himself upon them. Rather, he enjoys flirting with them, especially when it angers or confuses them.