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Qui-Gon Jinn Height; 6’4 (1.93 m) Weight; 195lbs (88.5 kg) Visual; Qui-Gon is notoriously tall and broad, towering over most humans. Despite his large frame, he’s also often described as graceful and fluid in his movements. He’s athletic and in good shape for a sixty-year-old, although if anyone were to see him without his robes, they’d find a bunch of scars. He has a messy beard, messy eyebrows, and long hair that he only brushes when he remembers to (so he ties it up and calls it a day). Fashion; He doesn’t care for fashion, or for looking well-kept. Therefore, Qui-Gon usually sticks to his traditional, minimalist Jedi robes. However, as someone who appreciates and tries to immerse himself in the culture he’s currently living within, Qui-Gon does own some simple clothing from around Verens. Demeanour; It’s tough being six-foot-forever and staying inconspicuous, but Qui-Gon manages to do so by making subtle changes to his stance. Depending on who he’s speaking to, he’ll keep his shoulders hunched to avoid intimidating the individual, but when the moment calls for it, he’ll draw himself to his full height and adopt a more prominent stature. He’s also described as charismatic regardless of how he approaches an individual, so no matter what kind of display he’s making, chances are good he’s keeping everyone’s attention (unless he doesn’t want to). Aural; Qui-Gon usually speaks in a soft, yet commanding tone. Even when he’s miffed, he doesn’t raise his voice, and if he does, then you know you done goofed. While his accent is considered ‘Inner Rim’ in canon, anyone from Earth in-game would hear it as a slight Irish accent. The first half of this video is a good example of how he usually sounds, stilted dialogue aside. Olfactory; Y’all are lucky if he even showers regularly. Qui-Gon has been described as having a musky-ish scent (in-canon compared to a Rodian), which I’d say is similar to something earthy like witch hazel or truffles (the mushroom kind). He doesn’t decorate himself with perfumes or colognes—too much work for something so arbitrary (in his opinion). Etc;