Basics
Name
- Pronunciation:
hay-deez
- Etymology: "abode of the dead" (Greek)
Residence
Stall 10, the D'Neville Garage Stalls
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Description
- Size: Hades is 16.1 hands high (64.4 in) and weighs ~868 pounds.
- Build: Hardy and well-muscled, the stallion is slightly stockier with his short, gently sloping back and a thick neck siphoning into a narrow chest. His head/muzzle is average and refined, and his ears are small, sitting high on his skull.
- Features: Whereas the rest of his pelt is sleek and flat, Hades has particularly feathery fetlocks, a long tail (nearly gracing the ground) and a choppy, uneven mane. He has various, miscellaneous scars littering his body, mainly on his legs.
- Coloration:
- Quill Gray (#D3D2CF), speckled with tones like Sandstone (#7C6A5C) and Millbrook (#5A4331).
- His head, mane, tail, and up to his knees/hocks are shadowed Nero (#0D0800).
- In some lights, one can tell that the fringes of his hair is accented with Irish Coffee (#543624).
- The color of his hooves are Dallas (#6A4920), while his scars are pale Laser (#CFAD79).
- His eyes, rarely looked into, are Thunder (#1C1618).
- Gear:
- Tacked only with a bridle and lead rope, most times.
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About
Hades is a fucking prick.
Interaction
This horse should not be touched or handled by anyone. Hades is an intelligent animal, but highly aggressive and inexplicably resistant to touch or command. Luperci he recognizes can be in his proximity, perhaps handle him in some way, but he will absolutely refuse any rider except Kali and will react violently if he feels any sort of discomfort. He prefers being alone and will bite, kick, and charge at any animal except cats, particularly Hydra, who can often be found asleep on his back.
Skills & Abilities
- Fast and incredibly sure-footed.
- Best suited for endurance.
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Likes & Dislikes
- Likes Hydra and sugar cubes.
- Dislikes saddles, snow, thunder, being touched, being crowded, and everything else.
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History
- Captured by a Scintilla patrol in mid-2013.
- Remained a troublesome, unbroken stallion for many months and was due for execution before Kali de le Poer made a bid for him.
- Through a long, arduous process, Kali broke the wild horse and named him Hades.
