This brawny elf’s forged steel spaulders rest over its leaf-like silver scaled Mithril mail: the armor plates over his shoulders have been forged artfully to resemble beautiful long swan feathers, that overlap with the long strains of an alloy between silver and elven steel plated swan feathers of his flowing cloak that appears almost as a pure silvery mist. In rainy weather, if he does not move and covers his shining silver and mithril cuirass, people might not even notice him. In the night sky, because of the small jewels that adorn it, gives at first glance the impression that little stars are dancing on his cloak. His elven steel breastplate rests upon a thick linen and leather black hauberk which is tailored for a long, athletic frame which covers his whole body as a comfortable but light pillow for his armor. The breastplate is etched sweetly and gracefully with a pattern of chained wildflower's vine which connects and fits exactly with the etches of the spaulders, boots and gauntlets.

His slim leather girdle which perfectly blends in with the breastplate which both point downwards in a united meeting point in the middle of the cuirass, with matching sword hangers and custom scabbards, its stamped all over with knot work antlers and grapevines. It bears a maker’s mark, which the elf often points out to admiring commenters, as the successful leatherworker is also a long lost friend of the warrior.

His plated boots have a wide sequined cuff resembling fish scales, reflecting the slightest light in watery, rippling patterns on the ground around them. These soft-soled elven boots have a gracefully rounded toe, rather than pointed, and leave no sound or print when traveling through the wilderness.