Dinl-Chi

A free Vulfen — which in Tuhál is a sentence as much as a station, and a thing that must be said out loud in every hall he enters.

White-pelted and yellow-eyed, dark striping down the muzzle and brow. Three throwing knives ride a studded baldric across his chest; a chained blade hangs from his wrapped fist. Spirals mark his shoulder and thigh in old faded ink. He goes bare above the waist in weather that has other men in three cloaks.

Four Pillars

Three Logos — the parts of his life that define him — and one Mythos, the part filled by the Mystery.

• Logos: …
• Logos: …
• Logos: …
• Mythos: …

Little Things

Traits, gear and habits that hang off each of the Pillars.

Whose Interest?

Which of the great houses put him forward, and why him? What does he want out of the road east that has nothing to do with the old Wolf?

Of the company of An Eastern King.