Race/Ethnicity: Bree-lander

Skin Tone: His skin would be riddled with various tan lines, although would naturally be rather pale, simply suggesting prolonged exposure to the outside world. He certainly has something of a healthy glow to him, his cheeks slightly reddened beneath stubble that would appear and disappear depending on how busy he would be. His hands and feet would be calloused and contain a few sores, natural to any working man, although in general his skin would be fairly soft and indicative of a general cleanliness (if not an overboard sense of hygiene.)

Height: Five foot, nine inches.

Build: A lean if not tall man, he would be strikingly average in build, a touch stout perhaps with fairly broad shoulders and a broad chest, although neither muscle or fat would be a prominent feature of his form – a little of both would be seen, although neither in plenty or excess. His legs and arms would perhaps be thicker than average, showing more muscle than his torso would, suggesting that he would be fairly agile. However, this muscle has evidently been built up over time and probably unintentionally, simply brought about by an active life rather than due to any significant attempt to build up strength and fitness. 

Eyes: His eyes would be a delightful shade of mint green, although would be rather pale perhaps. Naturally his eyes would be quite small and fairly close together, with an oval appearance more on the rounded side rather than direct egg shapes. When he chose to set his gaze upon you, one would notice his eyes to be distinctly lacking in life, the orbs as lifeless as the grave, although occasionally a rare twinkle might be seen to creep into them.

Hair: Despite a general appearance of youth, his hair would be grey before its time. Something of a silver fox perhaps, he would stand out a little with his moonbeam locks. Streaks of darker hair mingle with white and grey creating a lush mix of greyscale colours on his head. He would style it short but not too short, keeping some growth in it. It would naturally be rather thick and should someone ruffle it, they would be surprised to find how soft it would be to the touch, almost downy in its texture. 

Tattoos, Piercings, Marks, Scars, Etc.: A jagged scar would cut its way through his eye, leaving the skin mangled and something of a literal eyesore to the onlooker. The only other mark on him would be the letter B branded on his forearm, standing prominent as a stark contrast to the softly tanned skin on his arm.