Valar stands six and half tall, shining golden blond hair with violet irises in his eyes. Build like a warrior he creates quite an imposing image when he wears gold embroidered mithril full plate armor, round mithril shield with golden vines circling it, and gold decorated mithril sword in hand.

But the 'young bold lion' as people call him in Taldor is a friendly man with a charming smile and grace and humble stature. However, in the field of battle, he transforms entirely into regal grace of divine fierce might which crushes enemies and batters them aside either blade or shield and be unstoppable determined juggernaut who shields and protects allies with steel-wrought resolve and even capable of blasting enemies with rays of sunlight coming from his eyes.

Only rare occasion his humble origins commoner roots show up, as he did grow in a farm in Taldor and only circumstance nothing less than fate, perhaps destiny, he took arms and led local helpless people in battle against raiding party of goblins and for that small town revere him as a hero and had (embarrassing to him) build statue made from stone immortalize him. However, he has displayed also uncanny insights into history, things which should be beyond for a mere farmer with a book reading to know anything about.

He set his small town behind (he saw since his heroics he had outgrown his humble roots) and he has grown more and more renowned through his further heroics which start building momentum become local folklore and legends sung by bards down the line, including participation in the tournament once Taldor nobility granted him the title as a knight. Albeit knight with no land to rule nor lord to serve. Also despite having clear divine abilities he serves no god, he has respect for Iomedae's faith but some paladins had found his lack of faith in their (or any) god disturbing. Making ponder what gives Valar's powers in the end?

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