The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A Nord man in his early thirties with fair skin, deep-set blue eyes, and a clean-shaven head. A single short braid trails from behind his right ear. He wears the dark, practical leathers of the Thieves Guild, his armor carefully maintained but unembellished. His expression is usually calm, and his voice soft and thoughtful.

Rune is introspective, gentle, and steady—a stark contrast to many in the Guild. He speaks with measured thought, listens more than he talks, and is never quick to judge. Though a capable thief, he isn’t driven by wealth or thrill, but by a desire to understand his past and live by a quiet code of decency. While not naive, he retains a quiet optimism, believing there's still good in the world—even among rogues. Those who take the time to know him find him a rare source of calm and loyalty in a world built on betrayal.

Rune was found as a baby, floating in a river with no name, no family, and only a strange pendant bearing an unreadable rune around his neck. Raised by sailors and drifters, he adopted the name “Rune” from the symbol that marked the only link to his past. He eventually drifted into the Thieves Guild, not out of greed, but for survival and answers. Though he has no memory of his origin, Rune has spent much of his life quietly investigating the mysterious symbol and the feeling that his past holds greater meaning than even he understands.