Editing Xanthos (section)

== Appearance ==
At first glance, the satyr Xanthos could be mistaken for a warrior as he's a hulking 8-feet tall and quite the burly fellow. (Yes, he's a buff wizard. Who says all wizards have to be thin, waifish bookworms.) These traits result from his particular familial line (Minatoian men tend to large and muscular, those of the royal bloodline especially so). He is named for the golden color of his hair, trimmed shorter at the sides and back while leaving a bit of a crest standing down the center of his scalp. His flesh seems to keep a perpetual bronze tan. His antlers look to be made from shimmering opal rather than the typical bone, and their majestic appearance is something of a point of pride for him given that he's just barely grown into manhood. His amethyst eyes are intelligent but show a glimmer of puckish mischievousness. His ears have a long, graceful, elvish appearance. His handsome face is completed by pointed blond goatee that he's fond of tugging at when he's thinking. His muscular torso often goes bare, and is surprisingly lacking (well, for a satyr) body hair coverage. The exception to this being a ring of golden hair circling his navel and then a trail traveling southward to the dense thicket that frames his bestial sheath and bullish, sapphire-furred bollocks. His forearms also display a heavier dusting of blond hair. His head and body hair have a silky fur-like texture. He carries with him a staff, etched with mystical runes and vines carved to look like rose stems. The tip flares out and is carved to look like a large rose in full bloom. This staff was grown from the wood of his mother's tree and carved by his father. He is fond of slinging this staff horizontally across his shoulders and hanging his arms from it. From waist to cloven, opal hooves he has thick, silky sapphire blue fur. His modesty (what small bit of he has) is usually maintained by a leather kilt of staghide that is embossed with sylvan themes (leaves and thorny brambles); usually, save for the occasional strong gust of well-aimed wind. A strategically placed hole allows his long tiger-striped tail to sway freely; sapphire-furred and patterned with amethyst stripes ending with a long blond tuft at the end. His grimoire is bound in staghide and adorned with thin gold filigree. A gold chain runs through the spine which allows him to wear it either slung over one shoulder or cinched about his waist.