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Azyi is a good looking woman appearing to be in his mid-thirties. She

has many outfits to wear but is most commonly seen in plain tan clothes,

consisting of: low soft boots, loose-fitting pants tied at the waist and

below the knee, a white shirt also loose-fitting and silver skullcap etched

with runes of a long-dead language. Her skin is richly tanned, but not worn

or aged. She carries a backpack over her left shoulder of some type of

animal skin, a staff in her right hand, and wears several pouches on her

belt. When travelling discreetly, she also dons a grey hooded cloak and

keeps most of her face hidden deep within the hood so the skullcap is not

visible.

Sorry, but I just died laughing when I saw that. :D:D

(don't respond to this, whoever you are)

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I've done it so many times. Won a dragon almost each time also :)

You can tell this desc was made by a high school student. They teach you to make a statement than expand on it in a paragraph. It's an introduction to have a flow going in a paragraph.

For whoever made this description: Start off strong.

For instance, I would make 3-4 paragraphs for my desc. I start from the top of the figure then go down.

"A halo of crusted blood spills down from blackened stitches attaching his scalp to his forehead. Thin trails of wispy hair sticks like a crown, each tip frazzled with jolts of arcane magic. Pools of luminescent yellow eyes stare out of empty eye sockets. Multiple chins of skin form under the eyes, a clear indication of the insomnia that plagues this maddened creature."

On a sidenote: When I wrote my college applications, my brother advised me to stop explicitly stating everything. I didn't understand it back then. Through the words and sentence structure of the paragraph, you should be able to paint a portrait where the reader says 'ah, he's talking about this!' without having to explicitly state 'I'm going to describe the face.'

etc. etc. etc. See, from the very top I introduced a very explicit description. If I polished it up more and added more sentences and descriptions, readers will clearly see that the description implicitly expresses parts of the face and head.

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She has many outfits to wear but is most commonly seen in plain tan clothes

When travelling discreetly, she also dons a grey hooded cloak

Shouldn't a description be like looking at a picture of someone, how can you say sometimes she wears this and sometimes she wears that if you you are only seeing them now.

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