Character of the Week #293
The Keymaster
Design the great Keymaster of the Seven Halls!!

DEADLINE:
SUNDAY 24th June 8PM GMT+1 (9PM British Summer Time)
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In the middle of The Old Lands, sits the capital city; a glorious and beautiful place with seven magnificent halls at it's centre, one for each of the elements of the Gods; Fire, Water, Earth, Air, Light, Dark and Magic. The entrance to each hall is blocked by an enormous door which can only be opened using a special key. Each key, is unique for each door, and is in itself a symbol for the element it protects.
There are no kings or lords in the capital, and the highest position in the land is that of the Keymaster. This role is one that cannot be bought, won, or inherited; instead when one keymaster dies, they are replaced with a child born at the exact moment of death of the previous one. Keymaster's are born with completely white eyes, however they are not blind. Their eyes allow them to see the truth in people, and determine if they are worthy to enter any of the halls.
Keymaster's carry all seven keys on them at all times, bound to them with a chain made of gold.
Your task this week if to design a Keymaster. They can be any age and any gender, but the importance of their role and title must be evident in their design.
The Guidelines:
- Can be male or female
- Can be any age
- Does not have to be human - This could be an alien planet!
- Must carry seven 'keys' on a golden chain - each representing a different element
- They are not a king but hold the highest position of power
- Must have white eyes
- The style, time and genre is entirely up to you.
THE RULES
In addition to the brief, if you do not follow these rules, you will not be included in the poll.
- Files must be named: CHoW#293_Username
(Files with any other names such as final.jpg or even chow293final.jpg will not be accepted)
- Finals must be posted in the finals thread BEFORE the deadline
- Final post must include the CHoW number and the artists username at the bottom of the image
- At least 3/4 of the focus character must be visible
- Final images must be accompanied with a basic character sheet in a separate image
Character sheets should at the very least show a sketch of the front and back of the character and a couple of early thumbnails/silhouettes.
- Follow the brief!
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