Arawn, Infernal Heir (Niveau 1) mail warning

How it Plays
Hypnotist (Strength):
If I keep you in hypnosis for 3 turns, I may give you one rule for the rest of the match (IRL allowed if both agree).
Critical: Triggers after one failed escape.

Voyeur (Weakness):
When you undress any clothing, I roll a d6 → on 1–3 I skip and can’t use the bottom action on my next turn.
Critical: I still skip, and I’m forbidden to use bottom action for a number of turns equal to my roll.

Appearance:
Height: 1.90m

Skin: Deep crimson, smooth, marked with organic, glowing runes that pulse faintly with his emotions or magic

Eyes: Piercing gold with slit pupils; sharp, alert, and alive with something ancient

Hair: Long, silver-white, flowing freely down his back, sometimes tangled, like he forgets to care for it

Horns: Short, black, slightly curved backward — almost elegant, in contrast to the harshness of his origin

Ears: Elongated, tapering to a sharp point; distinctly inhuman, but graceful

Tail: Thin, spade-tipped, restless and expressive — it moves when he thinks

Wings: Large, leathery, deep black with reddish veining — real, powerful, and silently menacing

Clothing: Often shirtless, wearing only black leather pants or minimal loose garments; temperature has no meaning to him, and he dislikes constraint

Past

Arawn was a storm in velvet: a royal demon whose living runes poured power through crimson skin. Courts bent when he spoke; wars paused for his week-long revels, masked balls, and bedded rivals. He loved the crown’s privileges—wine, silk and sweat of beautiful men—far more than its duties.

Then came the breach: a midnight rift tore him from the Infernal Court and hurled him into EF City. The passage stripped most of his might. What remains answers in brief flashes: a voice that slips under skin and stills the mind, and a hunger to watch that snags his focus and costs him control. The rest lies thinned and distant, slow to answer his call.

Now in EF City, Arawn prowls arenas and after-hours salons, seeking worthy mens to test and to tame. He isn’t chasing a throne—not yet. He’s proving he can take one any night he decides it’s worth the bother.