Harmony

Description

An unusually tall, willowy man with unusually long arms and a long, flat face. His earlobes are stretched, with studs around the perimeter of his ears. He wears formal Terris steward robes, typically embroidered with overlapping V shapes in three colors, and may wear thin spectacles, earrings, rings, and metal bracers beneath his sleeves. His expression and bearing are generally calm and composed. A tall, long-limbed human man with a slender scholar’s build, shaved head, and stretched earlobes pierced with numerous holes. He wears Terris steward robes, typically colorful and patterned, with boots and metalmind jewelry or bracers when equipped. His face is described as kindly; he may wear spectacles when storing his vision. A very tall, bald Terrisman with a long face, drooping features, and earlobes stretched by numerous earrings. He is not muscular and wears Terris steward's robes, often with colorful V-shaped patterns down the front, along with metalmind jewelry including rings, earrings, studs, and large bracers on his upper arms and forearms. Intricate tattoos and healed abdominal scars are noted in the chapter appearance information. A tall bald Terrisman with rounded features and an elongated face stands serenely in traditional robes, hands clasped behind his back. Kindly eyes convey a legendary presence that remains gentle despite vast cosmic scale. A tall, robed figure stands with its back turned and hands clasped behind it. It is almost visible and distinct, yet somehow unknowable. A figure with an appearance typical of their role in the story. A serene Terris man with a smoothly shaved head, rounded features, and an elongated face. He wears traditional Terris robes and stands with his hands clasped behind his back. His kindly eyes look worried, and his smile is faint and effortful, suggesting a figure weighed down by responsibility. No visual description of Sazed is provided in the supplied text. His face, coloring, hair, eyes, build, age, attire, and distinguishing features are unspecified. The book refers to his Words of Founding and his growing indecision, but neither provides a basis for a physical portrait.