Tularius represents a sort of balance, a contrast of severity and warmth, pride and humility, and wisdom and prejudice. He is an obvious druid, with glowing, slightly slanted, eyes of deep amber and free-flowing hair the color of Winterspring snow.
The druid stands about half an inch shorter than most male night elves, and due to his devout asceticism, appears gaunt, perhaps slightly frail, but moves with a solidarity and confidence that suggest divine purpose and significant strength. In the sharp and somber leather robes that he typically wears, he might even cut an imposing figure, if not for the warmth of his smile, which appears to be naturally and constantly—unless his is troubled or aggravated—affixed above the slight accumulation of facial hair that clings to his chin.
Other distinguishing features include his expressive eyebrows, which are short and bushy in comparison with others of his race, and his nose, which features a heavy bridge of aquiline classification; if inspected closely, one might notice a thin, sinew cord hanging around his neck and diving under the collar of his robes. If caught without sleeves, which is rare, one would notice a druidic symbol—the crescent and the circle—just bellow his left shoulder, inked so lightly as to appear faded. It is blue.
More often than not, Tularius accompanied by the adult male faerie dragon, Eburi.
