Issac Sharpwing, Prince on the Mountain

Issac Sharpwing is an adult male Aarakocra Battlemaster Fighter, the heir to his Tribe's leadership, son of Quinn Sharpwing, King on the Mountain. Issac Sharpwing is the weilder of the Spire of the Mountain, a legendary Spear/Pike handed down to the leader of the Elementus Aarakorcra militia.

Description
Issac is tall for his people standing just under 6 feet and with a 14ft wingspan when flying. He has plumage similar to a Golden Hawk with yellow eyes and brown feathers. His beak is large and his talons are rather pronounced. He wears studded leather armour with a variety of enchantments and carries the Spire of the Mountain with him everywhere, he refuses to be parted with it.

Personality
Issac is bold, confident and physically very capable. The strongest of his people and the bravest. However, Issac is not bright, not well read and is barely literate. Spending his life training for Battle and learning now to lead his men in battle, Issac knows nothing of the ways of those on the ground, known to the Birdfolk as 'grounders' or 'groundsfolk'. He is fascinated with their society since they live such different lives. He is generally friendly and eager to help. He respects confidence and is trepidacious around spellcasters.

Aarakocra Society
The Aarakorcra on the Elementus Continent makes their nests in the Western mountain range that separates the kingdoms of Hustonium and Salath. Generally they are completely ignored by Humanoid society and are considered to be extremely rare to find. The Aarakorcra nesting clutch is located near the Seminary of Air, and it's society and culture are deeply connected to the Faith of the Four and worship of the wind aspect of the Faith. The Master of the Mountain is a major figure in Aarakorcra society despite not being one of them, he is held in the utmost regard, perhaps even more important than any Pontiff that has visited the Seminary. In order to get to the Seminary, one must pass through the Aarakocran Clutches, who consider it their holy obligation to protect the Seminary.