You spot the bow pulled tight—limbs carved with runes, arrowhead gleaming faint blue. A sword and shield cross his back, armor layered in etched plates. His cloak barely shifts, boots rooted, gaze locked.
Oath Guard Bowmen serve as sacred sentinels, combining archery with sworn duty to protect divine sites or royal lineages. They carry enchanted bows, with sword and shield on their backs for close combat. Trained in watchkeeping, detection, and ceremonial vigilance, they rarely speak, communicating through ritual signs and coded signals.
Oath Guards are elite enforcers bound by ancient vows to protect sacred relics, royal bloodlines, or divine decrees. Identified by ceremonial armor and rune-marked seals, they operate independently, answer only to the crown or church, and cannot abandon their post or mission without severe, often supernatural, consequence.