Name: Friedhelm Nadelstich
Age:  21
Sex:  Male
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 173 lbs
Birthplace/Origin: Klagenfurth Germany
Description:

Physical Appearance:
Friedhelm Nadelstich, known as "Fried," is a young man of solid build, standing around 5'9" with a sturdy frame. His German heritage is apparent in his features: a strong jawline, slightly high cheekbones, and fair skin that has a light tan from spending countless hours outdoors. The rugged life of a prospector has left its marks in calloused hands and a few faint scars on his arms and face, earned through both hard work and close encounters with the wild.

Hair and Beard:
His hair is a dark, chestnut brown, kept moderately long and usually tucked under a wide-brimmed, well-worn hat to shield it from the sun and dust. His beard is a mix of brown and auburn hues, well-groomed but not overly neat, reflecting his wilderness lifestyle.

Eyes:
Fried's eyes are a deep shade of green, reminiscent of the dense forests and grassy meadows of his ancestors' homeland. They often carry a glimmer of determination and a hint of curiosity, revealing the adventurous spirit that drove him to seek his fortune in the untamed frontier.

Clothing:
Fried wears practical attire that can endure the harsh conditions of the wild west. A heavy, long-sleeved flannel shirt, earth-toned and adorned with pockets, keeps him warm during the cold nights. Over it, he wears a brown leather vest, both for protection and to hold various tools and trinkets collected during his prospecting journeys. His trousers are sturdy denim, tucked into well-worn leather boots, which provide traction on treacherous terrain.


Background:
Child to German immigrants who sought a better life in the American west, Friedhelm came to the states at a young age. He grew up with tales of both the old country and the wild frontiers. Drawn by stories of riches and adventure, he left behind the comforts of his home to seek his fortune as a prospector. The journey has been arduous, with ups and downs, but he remains undeterred, motivated by a deep desire to prove himself and prove to his family he was no fool for striking out.