Kason Francis: A 6ft, 30 years old prussian officer from the 2. Ostpreußisches Kürassier-Regiment, having fair skin, with black hair, having sideburns and a chevron mustache, with sky-blue irises and black pupils, eyes squinting slightly and his mouth a flat line that curves slightly at the very edges of his lips, his voice rough with a Niederpreußisch accent, the roughness of his voice being due to shouting constantly in battle, wearing a yellow-metal glasses with round spectacles with red tinted flat round lens in the spectacles

Uniform Composition

The Coat: A classic white Kollet (coatee) featuring black collars and cuffs, accented with bright red piping and trim (although the piping and trim aren't really visible due to the cuirass). The Gloves: A formal hand wear of white leather gloves, often short leather wrist gloves. The Headgear: A black leather Kavalleriehelm (cavalry helmet) topped with a prominent black crest and a brass front plate. The Pants: Long gray overalls paired with black leather inserts along the inner legs, typical for field duty in 1814. The Armor: The regiment uniquely wears a polished steel cuirass with navy-blue and white trim (breastplate and backplate) over their uniform, having a front-plate and a back-plate.

He is armed with a straight, heavy thrusting sword known as a Pallasch (or Kürassierdegen), being 3.6ft long, the blade 2.95ft long, making the hilt 0.65ft(?) long, the heavy saber being slim as a finger or wider. He also has a british Military Heritage Double-Barreled Flintlock Pistol (MTS-011) that can fire both barrels simultaneously or fire one at a time, taking 6.7 seconds for one barrel to reload, making it 13.4 seconds to load if doing both barrels (rip paper cartridge open, pour blackpowder from cartridge into muzzle, place lead ball into the muzzle, slide out ramrod, shove ball deep into the short barrel with ramrod, place the ramrod back in its original place, pull back the hammer, repeat for other barrel, and it is done loading)

(note: Kason is from Guts & Blackpowder, a game where zombies rose from Moscow in the 1800s during the Napoleonic wars, with the undead so dangerous enemies had to to uneasy truce and alliances to fight against them.)