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Appearance
Now that he is back on Earth, Dracadas has relinquished the neutral Weaver appearance, shown in the picture
above. However, he is not his earlier self, as with his new status and responsibilities, his need for enhanced protection
has risen. The black undergarments are now covered by different sections of orichalked platemail. It is golden in appearance,
like Earthly heroes of old times, and Dracadas possesses a set of chest armor, a gorget, greaves, gauntlets, protectors,
and boots. Though durable, they do not weigh up to the quality of mithril, but are just as light. and allow for quick movement
while still decently protected.
Still tall and slender, the Weaver's nigh transluscent paleness of skin has remained, though his eyes are
now a stark, shining mercury, in contrast to the silvery hue that used to cover them. His hairstyle hasn't been
altered - it is still simply millimetred, and white - but combined with his older facial features, it truly
gives him the appearance of an elderly warrior.
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Personality
A lot in Dracadas has changed since he returned from his homeworld. He no longer has a true personality, for
to be neutral in your judgment, one's soul has to be the epitome of neutrality in itself. Through this philosophy, Dracadas
has gained some strange quirks. For one, he is the complete opposite of whatever the majority of his companions may feel.
If the atmosphere is depressed, he becomes jolly and tries to cheer others up. If others are - in his opinion - too cheery,
he tries to put them in their place, especially when it concerns signs of overconfidence in battle. Of course, this only is
the case when accompanied by lots and lots of people, a situation which Dracadas generally tries to avoid, though sometimes
he'd have no choice but to play leader. In smaller groups, he is often dry in his approach, and tries to maintain positive
interaction.
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