The first ever boy to be kept by Coatl's Rise, the first to be given the 'Coatl' name (only Royals are given a 'Coatl' name) what was to be spawn child was bestowed the glorious name of Tezcacoatl but had gone by only 'Tezca' until he had earned the full power of his name, a tradition he had been raised to honor above all else.

Týrr or Tezcacoatl? Or perhaps more accurate neither, in the stead of one or other has become a feral manifestation of both, the Heathen Rekkr and the Amazon King. Despite Tezcaocatl's ferocious personality reform and ambitions: there are some deeply rooted aspects of him that will never change. He moves with refinement, though most of his politeness was lost though this largely depends on the situation at hand. He eludes at being quintessential kingly still, even managing to come off as level headed and not quick to jump to conclusions. Good diplomatic skills that his mother had drilled into his head since he was a small child, though Ragnar had helped to reinforce these in the way that he dealt with the criminals of Odinn's Cove. What was previously secondary barbarism has become present, though the Rekkr favors a more calm and logical approach to many matters, rarely choosing to live in the heat of the moment.

Tezcacoatl still embodies both amazon and viking, though he cares not for either culture any longer. Their teachings have become little more than tools in which he used to better himself. He had ceased attempting to remember the past — some of which still comes to him in brief flashes though these days he no longer cares. He seeks only to reclaim what is his, what he feels is his birthright by any means necessary. His travels have wizened him but they've also made him a harder man for it. His revenge debts are settled and he turns to his future with a new hope.