Farrow

Look upon the one known as Farrow and you will see a figure in a tattered dark blue cloak and a horrible grinning stainless steel mask, the few uncloaked parts of his body wrapped in dark chains like an iron mummy. Formerly an Enforcer at the North American Arcanist’s Guild, Farrow split with the Guild when it became apparent he was far more interested in power than knowledge and cared little for the delicacy, secrecy, and diplomacy with which members were expected to carry themselves. He now operates as a freelance bounty hunter and hired gun in the supernatural underworld with his partner Hosbiq. Loyal to no one but his purse and fearing nothing but a slow, boring life, Farrow’s crosshairs are nothing you ever want to find yourself in.

Appearance
Farrow's body is usually covered in a tattered dark blue cloak, and metal chains are wrapped around his torso and limbs. Over his face, he wears a metal mask that depicts a grinning, demonic visage. He stands 5'11.

Personality
Brash, cocky, impatient, and lecherous, Farrow taunts his targets from behind his ghoulish mask in a thick Brookyln accent. Farrow is greedy and willing to do almost anything for money. He also finds his lifestyle thrilling it of itself, and could not imagine living any other life besides acting as magical muscle.

Skills
A trained combat magician, Farrow is skilled in a broad array of basic magical disciplines and practical close combat and weapon use. Farrow possesses a powerful familiar, the metal elemental Hitierion, whose magic he uses seamlessly, creating metal weapons on the fly and launching his chains from all over his body as if they were extensions of his own limbs. The fortified metal that encases his body can also serve as nearly impenetrable wall of armor.

Trivia

 * Farrow sounds like "ferro", which means iron
 * Farrow's mask is constructed in a way that maximizes acoustics so his voice can be clearly heard from behind it
 * Farrow wanted to be an actor in his young life, but dropped the ambition when he found the upper levels of theater education "too gay"