The first impression you get when you glimpse Stormpaws is of a powerful feline .. then as you catch a better look you see sie is a chakat, hir form being that of a powerful felitaur, hir fur coloring quite unique; hir main fur color is an almost pure white, fading to the white of new fallen snow on hir underside; making a stark contrast are tiger like stripes of black that break up the white like bolts of lightning, each bearing several 'forks'; lastly, on the right side of hir chest is a small pawprint, made up of three distinct colors, red, blue, and black, the black bordered by the other two colors. Sie smiles as sie pads around, hir long tail swishing around hir hind feet as sie studies things.

Hir attire is the simplest sie can get away with, yet keeping hir modest for the folks who get uppity about folks going around unclothed. Hir top is a light velvety grey, which blends into the pattern of hir fur. On hir 'taur back is what appear to be a set of saddle bags, holding hir supplies and any tools sie needs for hir job. Around the lower halves of hir legs are leg-warmers, which are also a soft velvety grey .. and are there to protect hir from the brambles which sie sometimes has to deal with. Hir long tail is also wrapped against getting caught in any brambles, its thickness hidden by the concealing fabric.
Hir eyes aren't the normal chakat green, they're a vibrant silky grey .. the pupils standing out against the colors of hir irises. Hir smile, while appearing friendly, also holds the warning of hir teeth .. sie doesn't seem to automatically trust those sie meets.

As sie pads around, you also notice hir extending hir claws, digging in as sie readies for any action sie feels necessary..
When sie feels able to approach the one sie sees studying hir, sie smiles and raspily purrs, "Hello there .. might I be able to assist you?" Before sitting hirself on hir hind end .. which finally gives you a chance to see that sie is rather large for a chakat .. about five and a half feet tall to hir ears, and about seven and a half feet long, not including hir tail.