Vairos

Biographical information

Birthplace Underrealm Born Died Age Uncertain Home Zar'Ahal Sexuality Pronouns

Physical description

Race Skall/Umbral Elf Sub-Race Gender Male Height 6'2" Mass Built Hair color White Eye color yellow-orange irises, black sclera Skin color gray-tan

Political information

Affiliation(s) Occupation Thrall Clan(s) Caste Domain Masters Apprentices Alias(es)

Out-of-character information

Writer Daydream Created on 2/8/26 Avatar Ye Yuan W on Artstation

A skall warrior-mage in service to the priesthood of Maelzafan, Vairos lives by a simple creed defined by two phrases:
"My life in service," and "I serve only the strong."

Vairos bears a mane of long, white hair and has warm, dark gray skin that is just bordering on brown. He is muscular and well built. Vairos stands tall among drow males, likely owing to his hybrid nature as a skall. While he appears much as drow do, a number of features set him apart from his pure drow cousins, namely the black sclera of his eyes, the wreath of violet umbral energy which cloaks much of his body, the veins of that same energy that run through portions of his skin, and the prominent, antler-like, violet horns that crest his head. His facial features are sharp and angular.

As a thrall, Vairos was cultivated for one purpose only: combat. He's been trained in the use of elegant blades like many drow warriors are, but has a particular fondness for polearms and javelins.
Owing to his nature as a being partially of the evergloam, Vairos' body is both a host to and conduit for primordial shadow magic. Vairos can manifest this natural magic by manifesting weapons from his own body and creating destructive blasts of umbral energy.

Most would describe Vairos as "unpleasant." He is generally taciturn and curt at best, and outright dismissive and rude at worst. Vairos has a strict belief that might makes right. He looks down upon those he deems as weak and respects those he sees as strong.
Vairos believes that he is nothing more than a vessel for the will of others and feels great pride in carrying out the will of those who have earned the ability to control him, but has a narrow view of whom he deems "worthy" of having their will carried out.
In truth, Vairos revels in challenge and has something of a thirst for conflict, but doesn't like to admit that this implies he is no mere empty vessel.