Whether his name is actually "Wolfen White," or if it's a mispronunciation or mashup of languages is not entirely known, and asking him would not do much good. He speaks his own language fine and a passable amount of Dwarven, but he still struggles to grasp the common tongue. He doesn't realize the full extent of his weakness though, preferring to slog ahead anyway, often mixing words and just making things worse.

It is quickly apparent that Wolfen is a beastkin even in his humanoid form. His legs are digitigrade, he has a tail (cut short as it may be), and his head has some canine influence to its structure. Pronounced canine teeth, wolf ears, fur like white hair, and claw like nails are also present, and his bushy brows and full beard (inspired by the dwarves) give him a proper bestial air. Like a dog, his face is very expressive, and his range of emotions is vast. (His puppy dog eyes and heart wrenching howl could bring a jaded man to tears.)

The man has the build of a balanced warrior, muscled but agile, and with a few scars from the war. He possesses the ability to transform into an actual wolf, where he retains his full body weight, making for a positively enormous canine. In sharp contrast to his fluffy white coat, he wears a suit of angular black armor, the helm of which is styled to his heritage. Impressively, the armor will actually shift with him when he transforms, a great display of Frell craftsmanship. Spread out over the armor is a considerable variety of knives, from a karambit to a sword breaker, plus a couple of unmatching short swords at the hips.

Some might remember the name "Wolfen White" from the war, those that encountered him, if only for being a prime example of Frell's contribution to the effort. He was rightfully a veteran warrior though, having fought in a good chunk of the conflict. Beyond his martial skill, he was known to partake in missions based more on reconnaissance, stealth and infiltration.

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