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[b]Name[/b]
Katari

[b]Race[/b]
Tal-Vashoth, formally Qunari

[b]Appearance[/b]
Though Katari towers over most other races like the majority of his kind, standing at 6'8, he is slightly shorter and has a smaller frame than other male Qunaris. He keeps his long, snow white hair loosely tied in three messy braids. His skin is a pale grey color and his eyes are a piercing silver, though they seem to hold a certain sadness in them. He has two large horns that curve towards the back of his head and two smaller horns, more like notches really, that sprout from the base of each of his larger ones. His ears are pointed, though not as large as a elf's, and he has two piercings in his left one. The robes he wears are worn and tattered, seeming to have been through some tough times. He wears Vitaar most of the time, only ever removing it when he feels that there are no threats near by which is very rare. He has a set of scars around and on his lips that looks like they were sewn together at one point.

[b]Class[/b]
Mage, Shapeshifter

[b]Personality[/b]
Cold, quite, menacing, or in other words how most would describe the typical Qunari. Despite him being Tal-Vashoth Katari doesn't find the appeal of random violence and bloodshed, he finds it pointless and would not degrade himself by stooping to partaking in it. He is not one to mince words or for talking in general, but when he does speak his words are always true, straight to the point, and more than a little blunt. He has a very black and white outlook on things with almost no room for a grey area inbetween. He doesn't grasp most social arts, such as sarcasm which he takes seriously most of the time or sexual innuendoes which just completely go over his head all together. He is more likely to side with the underdog in most matters as they are the ones he can relate to easier. To the few that are able to obtain his loyalty they get it completely, him being ready to aid said people face Archdemons in a moments notice.

[b]Origin[/b]
Katari once was a Saarebas who served a particularly cruel Arvaarad who was stationed on the island of Seheron. After years of having his powers abused by his Arvaarad Katari was given his first taste of freedom after his Arvaarad was killed in a Fog Warrior attack. Katari just barely survived the attack himself and was finally free, but since he was left out of the supervision of a handler he was now considered contaminated by the standards of the Qun. Not wishing to be put to death for merely being free he went on the run in a land where virtually everything wished to kill him, officially making him Tal-Vashoth. But much to Katari's fortune he wandered into the care of a group of elven slaves fleeing from their Trevinter master. The group took Katari in, nursing his wounds and even undoing the stitching on his lips that his Arvaarad put there to "prevent corruption". He in turn started protecting them as they all made their ways away from Seheron, which they did successfully. The group made it to the Free Marches before they ran into trouble in the form of Templars who didn't take kindly of a group of elves traveling with a Qunari apostate. Despite all of their best efforts the Templars managed to kill the group of former slaves and was about to strike Katari down before a young woman intervened at the last moment. The woman turned out to be Leliana and she offered Katari a chance to right the wrong that had been done to his friends and prevent anymore injustices like this from happing ever again. 

[b]Other[/b]
Though one would not know it by just looking at him, but Katari is what the Qunari call an Aqun-Athlok, or in other words a woman who chooses to be a man.
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