Thank you. ^^. Well for starters the weapon that 'hes holding is called a clava which is really a short, stone club with a disc shape.

Then there's the left eye which is actually Quidel's true elemental form. The rabbit body itself is merely a mortal surrogate.

Okay, so now I've read the wikipedia page on the Mapuche people to find a clava :). Is that where you got it? Either way, it sounds like Quidel has a fair bit of backstory? Having one eye holding his elemental form is neat :), and the contrast with the other really dark blue eye looks great.

That's correct. ^^

Mainly his backstory reflects on how the Fire element defines his personality as raw power and incredible passion. However, Quidel's power was always caused by unbridled arrogance. He shows quite a distaste for mortals, especially ones that declare themselves rulers over their own kind. It's always Quidel's belief that only gods or being of superior power are allowed to rule them. So for every kingdom in control, he would eventually pass off his natural element to insurgents, rebels, and rioters as a "practical joke." He's considered to be a really maniacal trickster. That was before he was retired into this current vessel.

Neat! He definitely sounds like a chaotic force; in many ways his view must look totally justified from a god's perspective, even though his actions would likely just make it worse. So the other gods (nature spirits? I dunno what your mythology looks like) decided they'd had enough and tricked or forced him into a rabbit's form? I bet he's going to be mad when/if he ever gets out again :).

Yep, the natural elements that keep balance in the world work as a council. And basically since they represent the force of nature itself, killing one of them means killing that force all together and upsetting that balance. Which is why they have set a contingency, an elemental god cannot be killed unless they willingly forsake their power onto a next of kin (mortal or spirit).

As Fire's passion is a key personality trait, Quidel would rather die than give up his power or even submit to means of humility, even towards the council. So they sealed his power away inside him, turning him into a lesser elemental while still maintaining balance. The only way to get his status back was to submit to his "childish pranks." But he found an alternative. If he can't use his power as a god, he can access it through someone else. So he took refuge in the mortal realm, finding something or someone desperate enough for power. He may not like mortals, but he hates being a lesser even more. And so this rabbit form became a "modified" fabrication of simple woodland creature that was just hunted to death and for Quidel to possess. As all mortals, the power is more limited but can be trained over time. So it's like starting back at square one for Quidel until he achieves mastery once again.

Huh. So basically, Quidel's trying to regain his full powers as a mortal because most of them were locked away, and he found a near-dead rabbit to take over. I wonder if the rabbit's still in there :).

I bet this would make a really cool story as well! Quidel's not the usual sort of protagonist - he's really kind of a nasty character, with a lot more starting ability/knowledge than many heroes but also not much experience with mortality. It would be neat to see how he does in the mortal realm, with the other spirits none too happy with him, trying to gain his powers back and having to interact with the mortals he hates.