Anrin Nobleborn’s tale is one woven from the deep roots of dwarven heritage and the personal trials that have shaped his long life. At 207 years old, Anrin stands as a testament to the endurance and resilience of his kind, with an athletic build honed from decades of labor and battle. His stature, at 3’3″, is imposing not in height but in the sheer presence he commands. His beady, blue eyes, a rare hue among dwarves, pierce through the façade of those he meets, reflecting a life of skepticism and vigilance. His voice, low and tinged with a perennial anger, betrays the burdens he has borne and the battles he has fought, both physically and internally.

Anrin’s personality is a complex tapestry of intelligence, patience, and deep-seated distrust. Despite his skepticism, particularly towards those of wealth and power, Anrin possesses an innate ability to guide and educate others less astute than himself. His patience in explaining and teaching speaks to a benevolence that contrasts sharply with his gruff exterior. This juxtaposition is a hallmark of his character, revealing a depth that many may overlook.

His distrust of the affluent is not unfounded; it stems from a past that haunts him to this day. Anrin’s entry into seclusion was not a retreat from society but a tactical withdrawal to evade the eyes of unknown adversaries who, he believes, still seek him. This seclusion, however, is not his final stand. Anrin is driven by a resolve to confront these shadows from his past, a confrontation he sees as an inevitable chapter in his story.

Professionally, Anrin has dedicated himself to being a master-of-hounds. This role, while uncommon among dwarves, suits Anrin’s complex nature. His ability to connect with and understand the beasts under his care highlights a softer side to his otherwise rugged demeanor. Yet, the same resilience and strategic mind that have kept him alive through two centuries whisper to him of change. Anrin contemplates abandoning his role as a master-of-hounds for a profession that might better align with his unresolved quests and the confrontation he knows he must face.

Anrin Nobleborn, with his rich history and multifaceted personality, stands as a unique character in any narrative. His journey is one of introspection, conflict, and the search for resolution—not just against those who hunt him but within himself, as he seeks to reconcile the many layers of his identity.

His travel mate is his lead hunt dog, Blue.