Baedwulf is a relatively tall man, standing at 6 feet 4 inches; he is of an average height, if not slightly tall in comparison to his kin. His dark brown hair cut short and styled effectively contradicts his heritage as a man of the Mark but his lean, athletic build is evidence of disciplined training. Muscularly defined but built for agility and subtlety, Baedwulf stands proud with broad shoulders and strong arms. He bears few scars, stories never told and never counted as trophies or achievments from his life on the field; each has its own unique story from being an ex-Maegisterwigend. He raises his voice on occasions though generally speaks in a calm, sophisticated manner, if not sometimes smug and self-loving tones. His eyes are of Emeralds, unique in colour, inherited somewhat of his Grandfather.

Baedwulf's attire reflects the man he is today. From careworn boots and tattered, weatherbeaten clothing to cloaks and scarves in hues of browns. His clothing is comfortable and light, made from a tough leather as to enable manouverability and some form of protection. His quiver is light, and efficient; posessing the ability to carry many arrows and is strabbed to his back along with his leather pauldrons to his shoulders, by a cast-iron brooch in the shape of a wolf's head. His boots are tall and tightened accordingly and his cloak is in a similar condition to his scarf: tattered and worn. He wears little jewellery save the brooch below his chin and the emerald set ring on his right forefinger; identical in colour to his eyes. The basic yet ideal bow is key to Baedwulf, and is held on his back by a clasp upon his quiver. The hand-and-a-half sword at his hip is an important item to the man and is kept in good condition, sharpened regularly; the same, as the knife at his waist. The satchel at his hip contains useful implements, including ink vials, quills and wetstones and a various assortment of 'tricks of a trade'. Oft' seen standing proud, a hood up and mask covering his lower face, a quiver strapped to his back and wearing careworn, weatherbeaten clothing; Bædwulf can often be mistaken for a 'Ranger', yet he does not hold himself as such.