Riverwing and Goldmoon’s appearance

The knight held the door open for a tall man and a woman heavily cloaked in furs.
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“They’re barbarians from the Plains,” said Tas, standing on a chair, waving his arms to his friend. “That’s the dress of the Que-shu tribe.”
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The man was the tallest man Tanis had ever seen. Caramon—at six feet—would come only to this man’s shoulder. But Caramon’s chest was probably twice as big around, his arms three times as big. Although the man was bundled with the furs barbarian tribesmen live in, it was obvious that he was thin for his great height. His face, though dark-skinned, had the pale cast of one who has been ill or suffered greatly.
His companion—the woman Sturm had bowed to—was so muffled in a fur-trimmed cape and hood that it was difficult to tell much about her. Neither she nor her tall escort glanced at Sturm as they passed. The woman carried a plain staff trimmed with feathers in barbaric fashion. The man carried a well-worn knapsack. They sat down in the chairs, huddled in their cloaks, and talked together in low voices.

Excerpt From Dragons of Autumn Twilight, pg 57, 61
Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman