Long Fang

Long Fang is a semi-mythological figure that originates from eastern Arros. He is said to be the progenitor of most of the region's Wolfkin Shapeshifter clans, as described in the Blood Moon Wolfkin myth.

Physical description and abilities

Long Fang was said to be tall, broad-shoulded and muscular. He had fair skin, dark shaggy hair and dark blue eyes. He was a wolfinkin shapeshifter, probably the last of his kind, at least in the lands of modern day Heoria, if the myth about his birth are to be believed. Reportadly, his wolf eye were the exact same colour as his human eyes, which is very rare.

Personal History

Nearly everything that we know of Long Fang comes from the myth related to him: Blood Moon Wolfkin. As the title suggest, this myth supposes that Long Fang was born under a blood moon, and that he was the last Wolfkin shapeshifter to ever exist in Heoria, and even in all of Arros.   After living in the woods of Heoria, he left to go on an adventure and met several women on the way, many of which he impregated. According to older versions of the myth, he had dozens of children to his name, and many of them created their own clans, some of which are supposedly still around in Heoria today.    Some evidence points to that being slightly doubtful, but with history from the time being so fragmented and fuzzy, it cannot be ruled out. Records of him actualy existing do exist, in the form of a cave painting, and some writing on a large stone nearby. The painting depics a large wolf howling at a two moons, one red and one blue, surounded by 14 smaller wolfs, also howling. The writing on the nearby rock simply says "Our father" in old Heorian.   His children are hardly easier to figure out if they were real of not as their father. Newer version of the myth claim that 14 of his children created clans. 5 would remain in Heoria, 3 went north, to Northengor, Alvaros and Rumalia, 4 went west, mainly to Arthesia, and 2 went east, to Naurcia and the Fork. During the early years of the Second Age, there later years of the second age, there were a lot of migrations in the area, and it may be what has been depicted in the myth.