• Common name: Evrith
• RP status: RP character, played by Shyriath

• Full name: Ëwrikh [əˈʋɾɯç]
• Nicknames or aliases: Evrith [ˈɛβrɪθ] (adapted to Contemporary Imperial, Ehwrit [ˈewʰritʰ] (as recorded in Poradric)
• Titles: N/A
• Date of birth: 71 Cloud 30:8
• Place of birth: Khilaad, on the coast of the Windward Sea
• Date of death: To be determined
• Place of death: To be determined

• Biological sex: Female
• Gender identity: Female
• Sexual orientation: Androphilic

• Species: Takma (Chosen)
• Race: Littoral
• Ethnic origin: Fringer
• Current ethnic identification: None
• Native language: Windward Imperial
• Other languages spoken: Contemporary Imperial, Khonai Tass

• Alignment: Kaean
• Magical attunement: Span

Evrith is largely rust-colored, with small patches of red on her chest, belly, and the insides of her upper forelimbs. She is of roughly average size for a female Chosen. Her head and muzzle have a pointed, streamlined appearance, reflecting her littoral ancestry, but unlike many others of that kind, she is not well-padded: between malnutrition and her other health problems, she looks rather underfed.

Evrith's face is narrow and somewhat less defined than the stereotypical female; her muzzle is long and pointed. Her eyes are a washed-out green verging on gray. Her facial markings are a series of parallel stripes on each side of her head, running down and forward from just below the centerline of her muzzle and forehead. Reflecting Evrith's poor self-perception, the markings are very pale.

Evrith has no personal adornments that she's been able to keep on a long-term basis; anything she wears at this point is utilitarian and situational.

Evrith has become very attached to her quest to try to save the world from the threat of the mysterious figure in white from her visions. If asked, she ascribes this not to any sort of selflessness, but to a desire to have at least one thing that she can feel good about, a positive result from her life to give it meaning that - given its likely brevity, unpleasant course, and end - it might not otherwise have. While she takes relatively little pleasure in living, she is resolved to stay alive at least until her quest, successful or not, has reached its end. That, in order to achieve this, there is a minimum amount of self-care involved, is something she seems occasionally blind to, whether willfully or not.

Evrith is a faithful friend; though not entirely selfless, she makes a point of trying to use her abilities to aid those with whom she has grown close. She also tries hard to avoid taking advantage of them, though she is well aware that she is sometimes tempted to do so and that she has given in to that temptation on rare occasions in the past, and she fears that she will do so again. She avoids lying about the future or past if she thinks she can help it, but has no qualms about remaining strategically silent if she feels someone should not know something.

By contrast, she is somewhat less constrained in regards to strangers, at least as long as they are not particularly vulnerable people. Stealing is something that she is good at, and is one of the few things she takes a small amount of pride in when she does it well; and while she does not go out of her way to hurt or kill, she is quite willing to gut someone like a fish if the situation demands it.

She reserves her harshest criticism for herself, and is subject to a certain amount of unspoken self-flagellation; she tends to focus on words and situations that reinforce and deepen her perception of her flaws, and to give less weight to those that highlight her good points.

Evrith enjoys the feelings brought about by alcohol and finds being drunk to be preferable to her normal state of mind. Though she does not encounter enough drink to have become a literal alcoholic, she probably would if she did.

Evrith believes in the reality of the Siathar and Lamnar of the Imperial religion. That said, she is not affiliated with the Imperial religion in any formal sense, and does not engage in the practices of worship generally expected of an adherent. Though this is partly due to a Kaean dislike of formality in religious matters, it may be most ascribed to Evrith's conviction that she has offended the gods - through her attempt at kinslaying, if not for any of her other self-perceived faults - and that they are not only not interested in her entreaties, but have cursed her for her transgressions.

Her recent encounters with the followers of Uvuun have only strengthened this latter conviction, since it now appears that, not content with the foregone conclusion of Evrith being delivered to Him after a miserable death, He is now actively seeking her out to hasten her end.