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By the death darting eye of the cockatrice! This is Exalius, a character that I've had around forever but only just now gotten around to making a ref sheet for, due to inspiration from *SicPuppy . There's half a dozen different designs for him floating around DA and Elfwood, but I think I finally settled on one I'm happy with. Here's his stats, so I don't just RAMBLE pointlessly...

Name: Exalius
Species: Cockatrice (or Basilisk, if you prefer. DO NOT argue the semantics of this with me)
Age: Early thirties
Height: 7'2 (Ex is VERY tall, size comparisons on the chart are not appropriate)
Origin: Haiti
Occupation: Priest (Vodoun)
Clothing: Lots and lots of random jewelry and piercings. They don't have to follow what I tossed on him here. He also usually wears various patterned loincloths and waist-wraps, I just omitted them in the ref sheet because I was too damned happy with those thighs to cover them up. Skulls are a common theme as well, though I've not included them here.
Weapons: He carries around a staff topped with a bird skull of some sort, wrapped in various feathers and beads and whatnot that I haven't included here. It's not necessarily a weapon, though. He's more liable to rely on his tail and claws. While he does have the "killing gaze" of all cockatrices, he never uses it. Not intentionally, anyway. Accidents do happen, and I'm just waiting for him to get all angsty about it and blind himself
Personality: Hah, unlike most of my other male anthropomorphic characters, Exalius is very laid back, good-natured, and intelligent. There is something a little bit menacing about him, however, and it's for good reason. While Vodoun is much more benevolent than it's often portrayed in the mainstream culture, Exalius can and will embrace the darker, malicious side of it as well. Despite his amiability, he's a little bit corrupt in this respect, as well. However, he's much more likely to sit and have a nice cup of tea with you than work in curses and hexes. At least, not without the proper monetary incentive...

Description
By the death darting eye of the cockatrice! This is Exalius, a character that I've had around forever but only just now gotten around to making a ref sheet for, due to inspiration from *SicPuppy . There's half a dozen different designs for him floating around DA and Elfwood, but I think I finally settled on one I'm happy with. Here's his stats, so I don't just RAMBLE pointlessly...

Name: Exalius
Species: Cockatrice (or Basilisk, if you prefer. DO NOT argue the semantics of this with me)
Age: Early thirties
Height: 7'2 (Ex is VERY tall, size comparisons on the chart are not appropriate)
Origin: Haiti
Occupation: Priest (Vodoun)
Clothing: Lots and lots of random jewelry and piercings. They don't have to follow what I tossed on him here. He also usually wears various patterned loincloths and waist-wraps, I just omitted them in the ref sheet because I was too damned happy with those thighs to cover them up. Skulls are a common theme as well, though I've not included them here.
Weapons: He carries around a staff topped with a bird skull of some sort, wrapped in various feathers and beads and whatnot that I haven't included here. It's not necessarily a weapon, though. He's more liable to rely on his tail and claws. While he does have the "killing gaze" of all cockatrices, he never uses it. Not intentionally, anyway. Accidents do happen, and I'm just waiting for him to get all angsty about it and blind himself
Personality: Hah, unlike most of my other male anthropomorphic characters, Exalius is very laid back, good-natured, and intelligent. There is something a little bit menacing about him, however, and it's for good reason. While Vodoun is much more benevolent than it's often portrayed in the mainstream culture, Exalius can and will embrace the darker, malicious side of it as well. Despite his amiability, he's a little bit corrupt in this respect, as well. However, he's much more likely to sit and have a nice cup of tea with you than work in curses and hexes. At least, not without the proper monetary incentive...