Player: Versok

Thomas King is a six feet tall man with slightly wide shoulders, olive skin colour and green eyes. His hair is walnut colored and his physical appearance is a bit above average, with sharper features around his face and a healthy physical condition, he seems to be in his late twenties. The first thing that someone would probably spot about Thomas King would be his hair, his assymetrical and messy haircut making his hair certainly stand out, but not as much as the handlebar moustache that he has decorating his face, an odd combination for a pastor.

When he's not doing his job as a pastor and wearing his robes, Thomas likes to wear biker outfits, both for convenience (he does still drive a bike) and because he has not outgrown that style, even if his life is drastically different now.

Those that are a bit more perceptive might notice that, for a guy with a job that doesn't involve much physical exercise, Thomas has tough, calloused hands with scars on some of his knuckles, the hands of someone that had worked hard with them most of his life or got into more than a few fights.

Approachable, yet not harmless, that is the vibe that Thomas King gives.

At first glance, Thomas behaves like the kind of man you would expect him to be: A kind, chipper pastor that tries to be the best man he can be in order to help others, always giving wise advice and trying to make people grow and improve as a person, a kind soul that wants the best for you.

While that's not totally wrong, there's more to him that meets the eye: While many would believe Thomas to be naive about the way he deals with people, he knows perfectly well that many will try to take advantage of his kindness. But just like they can lie to him, so can he. Manipulating souls that don't want to be redeemed into the right path is better than being humble and let them stay rotten.

Thomas can be cheeky, he can get cynical and he can get dark, while a better person that he was in the past, his methods haven't completely changed, he knows he is a flawed man, he simply has to hide those flaws to the people he wants to help, “do what I say, not what I do” tends to be his motto…And if what he says really can't help someone, he still has violence as an option, something he would rather not use if possible, but sometimes it's the better choice, be it used as a deterrent or a way to send souls to the afterlife and let god sort them out.

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Banality Score: 6