Background: Itylus is a 21 years old wandering hunter, who since his youth has been travelling all over the forests of the Land of the Three Cities and even in some forests from the cold and wild Hyperborea (where he got the habit of using breeches and boots just like the northerners, as he found out they were quite practical). He seeks to hunt the land's wildest and more dangerous creatures, mainly those who prey upon innocent travelers and terrorize villages. But that is all he will be willing to say about himself.


Apparence: Itylus is of average height and slight complexion. He has sharp green eyes and blond hair, both characteristics unusual among the Mineans and more common among the northerner people. He wears over his tunic a dark forest-green cloak ( with the hood usually up and shading his face) that helps him to blend in the forest. Surprisingly enough, he also wears breeches and boots, just like the hyperborean barbarians.

As Itylus travels most of time deep in forests and sometimes passes very long periods of time without seeing another human being, he seldom cares about his looks, reason by why he has in overall a pretty roguish aspect: with a slightly long and rough hair, unshaven beard and a weather-beaten face, he certainly doesn't inspires much confidence in a first glance, which may be why he often finds so hard to gain the trust of the so-called civilized people, who in many cases, he is trying to help.


Personality: Itylus is a reserved sort of person who doesn't speak more than necessary. He is very practical person (as one needs to be in order to survive in the wild), reason by why he seldom has patience for the foolish complications of the ordinary people. Even though he isn't politically nor socially refined, he is a sharp-witted person and extremely watchful, always looking to detect any sign of danger.

Despite his reserved character, Itylus is an honorable person who will always try to help those in need, asking nothing in return. Especially those who are  too weak to defend themselves.