Crow is considered a classic example of a black-phase wolf. His stature is on the larger side thanks to his Mackenzie heritage, his muscular frame built more for power and endurance than for bursts of speed or agility. Streaks of silver mark Crow's saddle-like guard hairs and cheek ruffs, as well as accenting the contours of his back, hips and tail. The coal-black appearance of Crow's face is marred only by a rather large, ugly vertical scar extending from the wolf's temple, down his jawline and throat to end just below his collarbone. The wolf's stormy silver-grey eyes are usually cold and calculating, though they've been known to sparkle with a bit of mischief on occasion.