Another of my D&D characters, Talchay Nufir. A studious Divine sorcerer from the floating mage city in our campaign (not at all a reference of Dalaran *cough cough*) that became an apprentice under my other character, Rem'shir. She can be often in her own world, (nearly in the world of dwarves with how short she is) but is always ready to find new discoveries. Her favorite topic being dragons, now that they have returned to her world. Just, don't be surprised if she fangirls a bit over them.

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Talchay is fairly short compared to others. Her straight grey hair that reaches down to her shoulder blades disguises her young age. She would normally wear it loose, but at days when it's too messy she will wrap it up into a ponytail.

Her horns peak out from the middle sides of her head - black as they start but diminishing in color to a pure white at the tips that curl around her ears by the 3/4 mark. They are rigid, with a few pieces of jewelry rings that jingle with her movement, along with the Symbol of Dalmaran upon one.


Her face comes off as more cute, soft, and squishy then anything. A pair of round circular glasses over her pure white eyes - a sign of the divine source of her connection to magic. It almost reveals how much of a nerd she can be, her eyes shining when something has her keen interest.

Her body type is a little stocky, with her weight positioned that it gives her a bit more curve around her thighs and chest. Her favorite colors being a more earthy green or going to a simple black or grey coloring for clothes. Along with that she wears a flowing skirt that reaches past her knees with pouches on her side that carry her components for spells and other small items. With that she has a messenger like bag that she keeps notebooks and writing materials in, and tends to have slightly heeled mid-calf boots.


Her tail is slightly shorter then her legs, splitting at the end into two - what would almost be called wings by how they look. The ends thin, almost feather like.