Magister Luminash Dawnwing

Luminash is tall, and slim almost to the point of being gangly and somewhat awkward in appearance. Despite this, he carries himself with a great deal of pride, shoulders back, chin up, and golden hair pulled into a tight and flawless ponytail.

His looks, bearing, and manners all indicate a life lived comfortably among the nobility and the elite, though he rarely associates with his peers, and is mostly seen in lower areas of his home city, or far afield on his own projects.

Luminash generally remains aloof, but when engaged, is almost insufferably talkative, especially about topics that interest him personally. Most of the time, however, he much prefers to watch gatherings or conversations from the sidelines.

Whatever clothing he chooses to sport, his robes, finely-tailored and fitting his form near-perfectly, are always decorated with thin, delicate plates of metal, even at home, These additions to his robes are heavily enchanted, however, and sometimes shimmer in the light, much as a slick of oil would.

He is almost always gloved, and when he is not, his fingertips are stained with a variety of inks, mostly black, but occasionally other hues as well.

Behind him, more often than not, trails a tiny Titan construct hovering in the air.

Among the few magisters to loathe sitting within city limits, Luminash has been in the field lending his expertise to such organizations as the Scryers, Shattered Sun Offensive, the Sunreavers, the Reliquary, and the Tirisgarde. He currently works adjacent to the Honorbound, seeking to uncover objects of power for his people, and keep them out of Alliance hands.

One may also be familiar with the magister through some of his published works, which include, but are most certainly not limited to:

Azeroth's Dragonflights: A Primer

On the Titans

A Brief History of the Arcane

Pandaria: A History and Travelogue

The Mogu and their Masters

Forging an Empire: Draenor's Ogres

Miscellaneous articles on arcane theory, history, and the occasional publication on linguistics (notably his theories on the connection between Zandali, the earliest stages of Darnassian, and later elven languages).