The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A lean and weathered Redguard man in his late forties, with deep bronze skin, close-cropped black hair touched with gray, and sharp dark eyes. He wears a sleeveless leather apron over a plain linen shirt, tool belts slung across his waist, and soft leather boots. His hands are rough and often stained with ink or resin, but his movements are graceful when he draws a bow.

Fihada is reserved, focused, and quietly proud. He speaks with measured calm, never wasting words, and has little tolerance for showboating or careless handling of his wares. He’s the kind of man who values action over talk, and precision over speed. Though polite to customers, he doesn’t go out of his way to flatter—he lets his work speak for itself. To those he trusts, Fihada reveals a dry wit and deep well of wisdom, often offering advice in the form of archery metaphors: “You can’t aim true with your back turned,” or “A rushed arrow always flies wild.” He holds his Redguard heritage close but rarely discusses it unless asked, and he harbors a quiet sadness for the land and family he left behind. In a city full of loud voices and shifting loyalties, Fihada is a steady hand—grounded, honest, and deadly accurate.

Born in Hegathe to a family of skilled craftsmen, Fihada left the sands of Hammerfell in his youth to chase work and opportunity across the Empire. He eventually settled in Solitude, drawn by the steady demand for arms and the chance to open his own shop away from the politics and blood feuds of his homeland. Over the years, he built Fletcher into the city’s premier archery shop—one known not for volume, but for precision. Every bow and arrow is hand-crafted, tuned with care, and tested personally before it hits the shelf. Though he rarely talks about it, Fihada once served as a scout and bowman in several border skirmishes during his younger days, and he carries the quiet composure of someone who’s seen war but prefers peace. He has turned down multiple offers from the Imperial Legion to mass-produce weapons, preferring to craft for hunters, guards, and the occasional adventurer who knows quality when they see it.