Jakhor (YAH-kor)

A Resident

Jakhor (a.k.a. Jak)

Jakhor is a man of the steppe, a figure both revered and feared among his kin for his strength and unyielding determination. Standing tall and broad-shouldered, his sun-worn face is framed by windswept hair the color of dry grass, and his piercing gaze reflects the boundless expanse of the plains he calls home. A skilled horseman and hunter, Jakhor moves with the confidence of someone attuned to the rhythms of the earth. He carries a carved bone talisman around his neck, said to be a gift from his late mother, symbolizing protection and the enduring ties of family. Jakhor’s spear, worn but well-maintained, is both a weapon and a tool, a testament to his practical nature.
Though he is a man of few words, Jakhor is known for his decisive leadership, often called upon to mediate disputes or rally the group during times of hardship. He has a deep respect for the old ways, performing rituals to honor the spirits of the land and sky. However, Jakhor is not without his struggles; he bears the weight of responsibility heavily, feeling the pull between preserving tradition and adapting to a world that seems to shift as swiftly as the steppe winds. His moments of solitude, whether under the vast, starlit sky or beside a crackling fire, reveal a man deeply connected to the natural world and quietly introspective about his place within it.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Ildathach

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Yamnaya

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

• Lúthchleasaí

Sex

Male

Other Affiliations

• Aontas Anam Cara
• Tuatha na gColainn