Draupner is of average stature, weighing in at 65 kilos [143 pounds] and reaching a height of 165 cm [5 feet 5 inches].

Draupner has brown, kind eyes and his hair is dyed in a bright neon blue, with almost black hair closer to the roots.
His skin is tanned from being outdoors, and freckles dot the ridge of his nose and his cheeks.
Three dark red stripes run down from his hairline, streaking over his left eye and ending just above a light dust of a scruffy beard.
His mouth doesn't close properly due to an overbite, and you can often spot his upper teeth.

His upper left arm is covered in a dark tattoo depicting a dragon, ending in soft swirls near his elbow.
The rest of his arms are covered in scars, so are his thighs and his back.

Draupner wears simple clothing for his days out on the field, and has a strong set of armour for his more adventurous endeavors. 

Draupner is a good person, by most conventional means. He often tries to help others when he has the chance, and does not require anything in repayment. 

His ideologies are unaccepting and he will condemn those who do not adhere to them, which is most people.

Draupner also suffers from severe PTSD, depression, and anxiety, and has little will to live.

Draupner's strength lies within his knowledge and perseverance.
Most of his time that isn't spent on the field, he spends with his face buried in a book, and he believes that brains will always win over brawn.
He is physically strong, but has never been taught how to fight, and is quite clumsy when it comes to the art of battle.

Draupner was the youngest in a sibling group of three, with a loving mother and a hard working father.
His birth was a complicated one, and his mother suffered from severe injuries which she never managed to recover from. When Draupner was two years old she finally succumbed to the injuries.

After losing his wife, the love of his life, Draupner's father decided to put the blame on the toddler, convinced that he was possessed.
This led to severe abuse and neglect, which was only worsened when Draupner's older brother passed away from leukemia three years later.

After the death of Draupner's brother the father sold their house and took his two children with him on his trading routes.
Draupner's older sister took well to this, and actually helped their father to barter and get good deals, while Draupner seldom left the caravan they were travelling in. 
Although his sister tried to take care of him, the gap grew quickly between them as they spent less time together, and one day when his father came back from selling his wares in one of the bigger cities, he returned without the sister.
Draupner asked him time and time again where she was, but the only answer he got was a beating so harsh he couldn't move properly for several weeks, and he assumed that she was dead.

In his teens Draupner finally managed to run away from his abusive father, and spent several months on the road until he was found sleeping in a barn by a middle aged couple who offered him a place to stay.
He was taken in by the family as a worker, and although they treated him with respect, he was never invited to be a part of their family.

As Draupner grew to be an adult, the couple re-positioned him to a smaller farm where he could live by himself, and manage the farm on his own. This led to Draupner getting very lonely, and he looked for comfort at the closest preacher and his hateful ethics.

Draupner is sure that he is possessed by a demon, and the only thing that still drives him is the quest to rid himself of this demon.