Name: Snafeliz
Age: 26
Gender: Female
Race: Khajiit

Appearance: [url=http://img-cache.cdn.gaiaonline.com/990e8f09345aa540d406f88110fbd3be/http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg226/10th_Toshiro_Hitsugaya/a50701534ffb2e47f5d0852ae7683ade.jpg] Snafeliz [/url]
Amendments to the clothing: She wears a long flowing skirt instead of the pants, but the pattern and colouring is identical. While working she wears a typical barmaid shirt that fits snugly around her frame and the sword is kept behind the bar in case she needs it. For minor emergencies, she can reach into a hidden pocket in her skirt and pull out a short 6 inch dagger. Mostly though if there is a bar brawl she can rough it with just her claws and skills. She also doesn’t have the chest plating, but she have the arm guards, worn when she is not using her sword, or the left one is donned when she is using her sword. The gauntlets have openings at the fingertips to allow her razor sharp claws to extend out and slice. 

Job: Barmaid and owner

Skills: Like all Khajiit, she is stealthy and good at thieving, however unlike most Khajiit she can resist the urge to travel, and to experience change. This has allowed her to start a business that keeps her in contact with most khajiit traveling through. Because of this, she can more often than not be able to tell any customer where they would most likely be able to find what it is they’re looking for. Not only this but her smooth yet strong alcohol and her skill of speech keeps her clients spending until they’re far beyond what they intended on spending, or drinking for that matter. She is proficient enough at illusion spells to pacify her customers if they get into a brawl for long enough to haul them out and dump them. 

Personality: Because she has a reputation to uphold she runs a clean business and does not tolerate any kind of thieving in her bar. Not to say she won’t send a rude customer to one of her more sneaky tradesmen cousins, but in the bar if she catches anyone thieving they’ll be leaving with a more than a few scars. She’s polite and friendly to all of her clients which makes new comers suspect her of sneaky tactics, however the locals know of her well. However as soon as a brawl gets underway she’ll be in the thick of it hauling the upstarts out of her establishment with a snarl and thrown to the dirt with threats to go elsewhere for the night. 
She has a companion, an Alfiq, mainly black with leopard yellow stripes, that prowls around the bar, quiet often surveying the events or pandering to the clients to get pats. S’Nafeliz will not tolerate anyone disrespecting her companion J'ffer.

History: Snafeliz was born into a wondering caravan that sold various wares and often performed, though mostly for other Khajiit. She had several older siblings, and several younger. However the one that she was most connected with was J'ffer, an older brother whom protected her from the rest of her siblings. As S’Nafeliz grew older her father taught her the Rawlith Khaj to defend herself should they be attacked. As she got older however she became tired of being taunted by her siblings, most of them much stronger than herself and decided that she would take to living in a small town or city. At the next city, just after she had turned 16, she left her family, her mother upset to see her go, her father eager to see how well she did by herself and her siblings smug to see the back of her. Her father had gifted her with her sword and the gauntlets and she used them to defend against those that would take her against her will. 

She used her thieving skills to get her a small room for a while as she did her rounds in the city, but she soon moved on to the next city or town. She kept this up for several years eventually changing thieving for bartending jobs, until she was 22 years old, and had amassed herself enough to start a small business. She settled down in Bravil, and began her business. At first she mainly attracted other Khajiit, but her low prices attracted those who could only afford the cheap stuff, and her penchant for keeping a (relatively) honest establishment attracted others. 

Starting Point: Bravil