A cartoon of a man in a hoodedie and cape

His attire was a striking blend of medieval fantasy and practical armor, designed to both protect and impress. He wore a dark, hooded cloak that flowed down to his ankles, made from a heavy, almost black fabric that absorbed the light and added an air of mystery to his presence. Beneath the cloak, his torso was protected by a finely crafted leather cuirass, dyed a deep midnight blue and embossed with intricate patterns that shimmered subtly in the shadows. His shoulders were adorned with pauldrons of blackened steel, each one etched with ancient runes that hinted at enchantments for strength and protection. Underneath, a tunic of dark grey linen provided a comfortable layer against his skin, its high collar peeking out from beneath the armor. His arms were shielded by vambraces of the same darkened steel, their surfaces smooth and unadorned, offering both flexibility and defense. His hands were covered by fingerless gloves made of sturdy black leather, allowing for dexterity while handling weapons. His legs were clad in durable black trousers, reinforced with hidden plates at the thighs and shins, providing extra protection without hindering movement. His boots, high and rugged, were made from toughened leather, reinforced with metal toe caps and heel guards, ready for both battle and long journeys. A wide belt with a silver buckle encircled his waist, supporting a variety of pouches and a sheath for his sword, the weapon's hilt wrapped in dark leather and always within easy reach. The entire ensemble was stained with dark, dried blood, hinting at recent battles fought and won. The cloak bore splatters and streaks of crimson, the once intricate patterns on the cuirass were now partially obscured by the dried blood of his foes, and even the vambraces and boots showed signs of the fierce combat he had endured, adding a grim, yet heroic, dimension to his imposing presence.

worst quality, low quality, bad anatomy, bad hands, bad body, missing fingers, extra digit, fewer digits