Canis RPG - Profile of Mooksgm’ol

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Mooksgm’ol

Played by Gryff

Name
Mooksgm’ol (/mɔːks.gmˀol/)

Height
Average (34)

Fur Color
Cream, blonde, gold

Sex & Gender
Female

Weight
Medium (210)

Eyes
Honey

Age
7 years (2017-01-22)

Build
Lean

Species
Kermode black bear (Ursus americanus kermodei)

NPC Status

Spends most of her time around Royal Wisteria Woodland
Occasionally ventures into Elkshire territory, typically to seek out @Célnes
Prefers to eat fish and fruit, occasionally poultry, and only eats red meat when she is starving. When eating poultry or red meat she scavenges, never hunts
Uses a lot of Sm'algyax phrases and aphorisms in her speech; her accent is less thick than when she first arrives but still remains.
Occasionally meets with her daughters but they are independent now.

Appearance

An average sized female black bear, but notable for her fur and eye color. Mooksgm’ol is a spirit bear; her fur is a pale cream, with darker light gold-brown fur around her neck and shoulders.

Spring Weight Range: 80 - 100 lbs
Summer Weight Range: 150 - 200 lbs
Fall Weight Range: 200 - 300 lbs

History

One of the few Kermode bears to be born with pale fur, Mooksgm’ol was a living reminder of the time before Raven turned everything green, and of the peace surrounding the Great Bear Rainforest. She spent a lot of her life learning from the inhabitants of the forest, speaking to just about everyone she could, regardless of species. She became a known local herbalist thanks to her knowledge of herblore, though she only uses it for physical, not spiritual healing.

She mated with a cinnamon-morph bear named Psa̱h in June and gave birth to her first litter: two girls.

She wakes up in a den in the mountains, remembering little of her life, save what she was called — Mooksgm’ol — and the stories and lessons she was taught as a child.