The War of the Ring

A male human ranger with short dark hair and sharp green eyes. He wears a leather tunic and cloak, with sturdy boots suitable for travel. His expression is serious yet thoughtful, and he carries a bow and a quiver of arrows slung over his shoulder.

Faramir is introspective and honorable, often prioritizing the greater good over personal ambition. He is deeply loyal to his city and its people, and he values wisdom and understanding over brute strength.

Faramir is the younger son of Denethor, the Steward of Gondor, and his wife, Finduilas. Born in the later years of the Third Age, Faramir grew up in the shadow of his older brother Boromir, who was the pride of their father. Denethor favored Boromir, believing him to be the more capable and worthy heir. Despite this, Faramir was a man of wisdom, restraint, and nobility. He became a captain in Gondor’s army, serving in the defense of the kingdom against the forces of Sauron. Faramir’s most notable trait was his integrity, particularly in contrast to his brother’s more impulsive and aggressive nature. Languages: Common