Nov 1, 2015
tova / kaldyr + feathers
The Kaldyri don't use feathers for ornamentation - only as fletching for the tribe's hunters. Tova will occasionally have a feather or two in her hair, though. She likes the symbolism.
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tova / kaldyr + feathers
The Kaldyri don't use feathers for ornamentation - only as fletching for the tribe's hunters. Tova will occasionally have a feather or two in her hair, though. She likes the symbolism.
kaldyr + paints
The Kaldyr are known to use body paints for many different occasions. Most commonly, their white hvittauur for their sacred rites, and blue woad for hunting. But the most rare is their black warpaint, the myrkbaní, used only when a injustice has befallen the tribe. Coertheans have many tales about the savage mountain-dwellers, but even weathered soldiers fear these “Shadow Cats.” These lethal Näktergalen (Kaldyri nightingales), painted in myrkbaní have but one objective: death. For their target and any who dare stand in their way.