Tom Littlewolf (TOM LIT-tle-wolf)

A Resident

Tom Littlewolf

Tom Littlewolf, a man whose lineage is woven from the rich tapestry of Indigenous American cultures, wandered into the mystical realm of Tir na nOg centuries ago. A traveler by nature, he was drawn to the isle’s timeless beauty and chose to make it his eternal home. Here, his spirit walks in step with the earth, and his footsteps are light upon the sacred ground. Tom is a wanderer still, but now his journeys are those of the soul. His insights are as deep as the ancient forests, and his words carry the weight of the mountains. He is a guardian of the old ways, a living link to a past that still whispers in the winds of Tir na nOg.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Relationships

AAKulujjuusi

Cathbhráithre

Towards Tom Littlewolf

Tom Littlewolf

Cathbhráithre

Towards AAKulujjuusi

History

A story as old as time: a man has a house, a traveler stops by for water and rest, and never leaves.

Legal Status

Cathbhráithre

Current Location

Tuktu-Nuna

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Atsilv Aniyvwiya

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Taiscéalaí

Spouses

AAKulujjuusi (Cathbhráithre)

Siblings

Children

Sex

Male

Other Affiliations

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