orak stuff

He is a muscular Horkval, about five and a half feet tall with a lean, wiry
physique. His leathery skin is a greenish-brown colour, protected in places by
dull carapace. His face is vaguely birdlike, with a beakish mouth, and a shock
of slightly translucent quills which sprout from the back of his head, almost
resembling feathers or hair in their flexibility. The quills have been
ornamented with little pieces of bone and thread and cloth, all strung and tied
through the mass of spikes. His eyes are narrow and deepset, slit-pupilled and a
muddy yellowish colour with no visible whites. He is broad of knuckle, each of
his three fingers tipped with a thick, curved claw. His left arm sports a
cerulean tattoo that takes the form of a pair of large, hypnotically gazing eyes,
 and his right arm, shoulder to wrist, is inked with a pattern of broad spirals,
simple fine lines in dark blue ink playing across skin and carapace alike.
Curled almost fondly around the base of his throat sits a design of thin black
tentacles, and inked low on his belly, a pattern of rays like a rising sun peek
out from the waistband of his loincloth. He is wearing:
a functional, multi-hued leather loincloth
a twisted cloth bracelet
a beaded string bracelet
a red string bracelet
a leather herb pouch
He walks with the blessing of Haern.
He walks with the blessing of Auresae.

Simple in principle, this bracelet is made of three lengths of cloth each
twisting around each other. Each length is of a different color, one red, one
yellow and one orange giving a pattern of warm colors. The bracelet is secured
by a simple knot, left wide enough to fit loosely around the wrist.

Made of cured leather, this loincloth is simplistic but serves its function as
an attempt at modesty. Several layers of multi-hued hides comprise both the
front and back flaps, which are connected over the hips of the wearer by sturdy
twine. The end of the loincloth trails between the knees, offering a decent
amount of coverage and heavy enough to not be blown around.

Durable leather has been fashioned into this rugged pouch, designed to store a
variety of herbs. Stained a deep brown, the bag has been fitted with a variety
of internal pockets to keep herbs separate, while small clasps hold flaps tight
over each compartment, ensuring the plants remain fresh. A sturdy leather band
serves as a belt, allowing the pouch to be worn at the hip for easy access to
any needed remedies, while a simple silver charm of a snarling wolf framed in a
curl of cast ivy dangles from one corner of the small container's top flap.

Polished beads of glass and bone have been threaded onto a large loop of string
to make this simple bracelet. The string has been dyed black in some places,
green in others, and is long enough that it should loop around the wrist several
times. The beads are arranged in apparently random order, and click together
softly as the wearer moves.

This bracelet, if something so simple can be called that, has been fashioned
from a length of string which has been dyed a bright shade of crimson. It has
been tied into a large loop which is intended to be wrapped around the wrist
several times.