Tamaska Hitoc
Tamaska, the Wolf-Eyed Wanderer
They say Tamaska was born of the storm and the hunt, a daughter of chaos whose blood runs with secrets older than kings. Her father, a trickster who left only riddles and laughter in his wake, taught her to thrive in disorder. Her mother, veiled in mystery, left Tamaska with something deeper—an untamed presence that no priest or court has ever managed to name.
Appearance
Tall and lean, she carries the restless grace of a predator. Her eyes—amber, sharp, unmistakably lupine—are the first thing any soul remembers. They catch the light like burning coals, marking her as something not wholly of this world. Her hair falls dark and untamed, often obscuring the faint scars that etch her face and jaw, trophies of countless encounters. She moves as though never at rest, shifting, pacing, circling like a caged wolf ready to spring.
Attire and Markings
Tamaska wears what suits her roaming life: fitted leathers and cloth that bend to motion, colored in the shades of earth and shadow. Yet her wildness shows in the details—beaded cords, turquoise trinkets, feathers knotted into her braids, charms carved like wolves or claws. Every piece seems mismatched, yet together they weave her identity: a wanderer who bows to no uniform, no master.
Character
Tamaska is chaos incarnate. She thrives where order frays, delights in bending rules until they snap, and carries an energy that infects all who share her path. One moment she is laughing and teasing, the next snarling with feral intensity. She inspires both awe and unease, for none can predict whether her hand will offer aid or strike with mischief.
Yet beneath the storm lies a fierce loyalty. Those who earn her trust find a companion as unyielding as ironwood, one who will bare fangs against any foe. Courage defines her; she runs into danger where others retreat, guided less by reason than by instinct.
Strengths and Shadows
Her greatest gift is her quick mind—she improvises where others falter, weaving victory from chaos. She rouses others to act, to take risks, to break free from hesitation.
But her flaws are the shadow of her virtues: impulsive, reckless, defiant. Authority grates against her spirit, and her unpredictability makes her as dangerous to her allies as to her enemies.
Ties
Her bloodline whispers of wolf-spirits and trickster legacies, but Tamaska herself shrugs off the weight of heritage. She names no clan, no crown, no banner—only the bonds she chooses in the moment. To those rare few she calls family, she is a shield and a storm; to all others, she remains the wolf-eyed wanderer, a force that can neither be tamed nor forgotten.

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