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Lord Odin Eswynd was born to Lord Branimir Eswynd and his first wife. Odin grew up learning the ways of the blade, learning honor and dignity, ferocity and mercy, respect and strategy. Odin reminded many of his father in his youth: quick to laugh and anger, yet with a breath of wisdom to him that wasn't oft seen in his House. He had much a fighting spirit as he did a desire to learn knowledge. A warrior to make his family proud. As he grew older, he took part in his House's raids on a consistent basis and was present when his father was wounded. Though others disrespected and brushed aside his father, he listened to what his now more timid parent had to say and accepted his wisdom. Though now he is willing to do anything to protect his family, he will go and be the blade that helps guide his house to a new dawn.

Odin is a tall man at 6'4" in height wih flaming red hair that he wears short with a full beard to match, giving him a more wild look. He observes the world with crystalline-colored blue eyes that add a sense of intelligence and beauty to his appearance. His facial features are strong and unbending, much like his personality. He is a large man with a physique to match and scars to prove his legitimacy. Each muscle properly defined and pushed to their limits. He is almost always found wearing armor and always has his sword in hand. He looks always ready for a fight as much as he is for a solid drink.

Odin is a great deal like his father: He is loud, he is fun-loving, and he is largely optimistic. However, he is furthermore fearless and reckless in his actions, becoming like that of a mad beast in battle who takes the risks that others would deign never to take. Surprisingly philosophical and intuitive, Odin loves swinging a blade as much as he does reading a good book. His utmost hobby is the very concept of battle and raiding, where he is happiest is most certainly the sea in preparation for a raid. To his fellows and allies, he is friendly and thoughtful, though to his enemies, a nightmare of hostility.