Kilik

A skilled fighter who, under the evil influence of Soul Edge, went into a temporary rage and butchered many of his mentors. He is now on a quest for redemption, using his formidable skills with a staff to fight his way to the cursed sword and destroy it.

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Kilik, as with many of his peers, favours the topless approach to show off his pecs. His default costume is a red jacket which flows into a tattered knee-length cape. Large gold decals cover much of the back, and are easier seen than described. The jacket is topped with a rich purple fabric around the collar and shoulders, attached via large red brooches to rings of the fabric worn around the upper arm. Beneath the fabric are green shell-effect pads, probably armoured, with gold trim. On his forearms, Kilik wears rough leather guards with a gold trim at the wrist.

Kilik's chaps are long and of the purple variety to match the shoulders, worn over something deep blue to protect his modesty They are held in place by a wide champion-style leatherish belt with a central stud similar to that on his shoulders. Kilik wears metal shinguards etched with tribal-style wing designs on the front. Matching metal straps, though without the design, adorn the top of his boots.

His hair is cropped and reddish-brown, hanging in layered clumps about his scarred face. To complete the picture, Kilik wears a simple necklace from which hangs a long teardrop of something quite dazzlingly aquamarine.

Kilik's second outfit is a tiny yellow waistcoat with blue trim and a furry shock of a collar. The back is split almost in two. The unusual shoulderpad theme is continued here, with a tribal black design stretched down to join via huge rings to baggy blue sleeves worn on the forearms. These end with large white cuffs, decorated with a sort of chainlink effect.

On his waist is a bizarre system in which a large diamond buckle covers two crossed leather belts, from which hang two loose pieces of wide red fabric with light ends. A red sash of some sort, too thin to used as a pouch, hangs behind just to the left. Kilik wears deep red sandals with the now customary vaguely-Indian gold trim.

The necklace is gone in the second costume, and the hair is considerably shorter and better behaved, except for the fringe. The scar remains.

Kilik's equipment is, plain and simple, made up of various types of stick. The default weapon, Kali-Yuga, is a simple red with gold ends. A detailed vageuly Indian-style pattern of gold marks the end of the red portion. Most of his other equipment are simply different coloured variations.

One pleasant exception is Amud, a purple rod featuring seven bulbs of gold and blue. They are of various sizes and decorations, so perhaps that screenshot will have to suffice. It looks suspiciously fragile, but rather striking.

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