Verrash is your typical agouti-his body is compact, light-weight, and angular. His coat is a mixed ginger cacophony that bleeds out to a grizzled cream along his sides, belly, and limbs, while the concentration of copper appears on his various points. His snout and ears are quite vivid; similarly, his elbows, hips, and the base of his neck carry a burnished shade. The longer top-coat is closer in tone to dark sand with soot-tips, and in the winter months this scruff becomes jagged and unruly, retaining a ragged quality that detracts somewhat from his usual aesthetic. The cream of his ventral side follows his belly and staggers the fur of his sides like a ribbed pattern, and connects along the curve of his shoulder-blades, where the shade vanishes among the darker array of his scruff. His eyes are a dull orange-brown, appearing darker because of the jut of his stern brow.