Maverrana
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More likely than not I will add different versions of the skin that are hoodless and have the hair showing. I only put the hair (as opposed to the hood) in the description because I figured it was purely a physical description required. Particularly since clothing (especially a hood) can change.
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it’s actually a red hood, the color underneath is just a base for the hood and I have not yet edited the skin to add hair to creep down from under the hood (though it would be mostly held up, under said hood.) the eyes are grey simply to give the illusion the hood casts a shadow. To be honest this is an edited skin and I may have lost some of the original visual effects as I needed to darken the skin. The whole face was more grey, but I needed to add a different skin pigment to darken the skin and it does seem I lost some of the shadow effect. I did not apply the skin change layer to the eyes since they haven’t skin, but I realize that makes them stand out as grey. I will be tweaking the skin very slightly to improve it in short time. (original skin is here: https://www.planetminecraft.com/skin/desert-sorceress-dark-souls-2/)
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Sharanshah hails from a small, destitute, and reclusive nomadic tribe from the remote deserts, far outside the populated cities of the Qalasheen. Sharanshah is the granddaughter of her tribe chief. The members of her family are said to be of special blood that is far older than the Caliphate, and her bloodline has unusual traits that lend credence to such tales. Though her grandfather and she are the only remaining members of her bloodline, they both share pure silver hair and striking citrine colored eyes, not found elsewhere, particularly among those considered Qalasheen. As the descendant of the leaders of her tribe, Sharanshah was trained by her grandfather in her culture’s unique combat style, namely a whip is used as a side-arm or in some styles, as the primary weapon. Sharanshah’s tribe is nameless, and they have been banished and branded heretics since the founding of the first Caliphate. But centuries apart from civilization, her people cultivate the worship of far more ancient and menacing gods, many of which inspired the demons or evil spirits of more modern and accepted religions. Among her tribe the ancient ruins of the desert are considered sacred, but none speak of why, not for fear or reverence, but because none know. The knowledge of the connection between the ruins and her people died off centuries ago. Any evidence that remained in the ruins was likely lost with Caliph Faiz Kharadeen’s purge of these sites. With the founding of the Sultanate, many members of her nameless tribe defected, deciding to return to civilization and try to shrug off the burden cast on them by their worship and by the founding of the Caliphate. In recent years, the health of Sharanshah’s grandfather has been waning. Though it is unlikely anything can be done in the ways of restoring his health, he has requested that Sharanshah journey from their tribe to seek any shreds of history of her people. though, he warned, she would not be welcome in the bustling centers of the Qalasheen cities. And so, she sets out on horseback for further reaching lands...