Adaig
Appearence
Adaig is a young human girl, around 12-13 years old. She has a fair skin and straight, auburn hair, usually kept long. A mole exists in her right cheek, and she has freckles in her shoulders. Her eyes are naturally green, albeit her magical use has added an unnatural iridescence to them, often reflecting violets and blues when she casts magic.
She favours flamboyant, pompous dresses, particularly in greens, blues and violets. She rarely deviates from this tendency even in planes where it makes little sense, but manages to use this conspicuousness to her advantage. Though her clothes are very unpragmatic, she has little problem venturing into the wilderness, especially if she has someone to carry her around.
She carries about three main items, usually in cases hidden in her dresses: a dark, silver mask attached to a black iron rod, a drab, brown covered book with an emerald butterfly on the cover, and a purple writing quill, resembling more a dragonfly's wing rather than a feather.
Backstory
Adaig was both to aristocrats in a plane ruled by a puritanical empire. Born in a pampered but extremely strict environment, she developed quickly the impetus to read, immersing herself in fictional worlds, imagining herself living adventures far away. Her parents for the most part encouraged her to pursue her interests in literature, so long as they retained a level of control on what she could read. And, for years, she was fine with this; not much was forbidden for her to read, since her society was extremely interested in sanitation anyways. Furthermore, she was rather "well behaved", quiet, and did not express much desire to be rambunctious or cause trouble, making her the ideal little girl in her tiny little world.
One day, though, everything changed. She was reading by a bench in the massive gardens her parents owned, when a fairy landed on her shoulder. The fairy was simply curious and nonchalant about what Adaig was doing, failing to realise that the girl previously only conceived the fair folk as a legend. Excited, she quickly took the opportunity to learn more about the fair folk, in exchange for nothing more complicated than information and objects from her.
Thus, for the next year of her life, she visited the fairy glenn every dusk, where she'd exchange human goods for knowledge of the fair folk. The fairies obliged, teaching her not only about themselves and their society, but also their form of magic, integral to their culture - or so they said, at least. And so she learned, and practised in secret, loving the art to no end, not knowing exactly what would happen if her parents found out, but not particularly keen to find out. Through this, she received the quill from the fairies, and she took a fairy tales compilation book and added additional pages from other books, expanding it into becoming her personal collection, her "grimoire" of sorts.
And so this went, until a masquerade ball, celebrating her cousin's birthday. For this, she asked her parents to make her a mask, made of silver and supported by an iron rod. Finding it odd, they nonetheless didn't put much thought into it, and did as she said. When the ball took place, she used this mask, and took it to her face. Instantly, the glamour spell she desired worked, turning her into a heroine from one of her tales. The sheer euphoria at this ignited her spark, and in the midst of the ball she disappeared, flung into another world.
Finding herself in Lorwyn, she quickly understood something was wrong, and retried the spell, trying to get back home. Seeing it not working, she momentarily distracted herself by observing the fantastical fairy tale creatures around her, hoping to learn how to get home from them. Before she could make herself known, though, she came across another planeswalker. Sensing something strange about that person - who was using the glamour of an elf -, she followed her, and after a week of successful stalking by applying every glamour spell she knew, Adaig caught her in the act of planeswalking away. She succeeded in replicating the act, planeswalking first to Shandalar, and then to her homeplane.
There, she was disheartened to know that she was branded a witch, and her own parents turned against her. Seeing no other choice, she tearfully said goodbye to her homeworld, leaving her former life behind.
Personality
Adaig is a mostly calm, quiet person, though she can be quite lively and talkative if she needs to be. She cheerishes time alone for herself, indulging her creativity and introspection, often reminiscing about her experiences. In some respects, she is still the girl she has been throughout most of her life, enjoying walking about in lovely gardens, reading and the comfort of aristocracy, though she has acquired a more bold, confident streak, willing to experiment and seek what she wants. She has a love for adventure, always seeking to visit new places and learn about them, though of course not without a good measure of personal comfort, hiring staff to take care of her while she explores, either with legitimate money or using her glamours.
Because of her particular life experiences and form of magic, Adaig is quite familiar with the concept of roles, shaping society and the individual alike. She likes to muse about this subject, seeing roles in plastic and maleable but also universal terms, and she is quite content with exploring them to her whims, even if she is somewhat limited by her need for luxury.
Magic
Learning from the fairies, Adaig is a specialist in glamour, and the thin line between reality and illusion, manipulating both to the best of her capacities. In particularly, she specialises in a form of glamour through the use of stories: through her book and through her mask, she can fully assume the identity of the characters in the stories, and turn other people into said characters if she so desires. Writing with her quill, she can further reccord other tales or create her own, adding more fodder to the canon. She is also capable of other glamours, like casting illusions over places, creating phantasms and clouding a person's mind with a false reality.