Agamemnon was 35 years old, a monolithic figure of battle-worn authority. His figure was massive and barrel-chested, with a stony, sun-weathered complexion. His features were hard and symmetrical, forming a mask of absolute command. His piercing grayish-green eyes were cold, reflecting a soul hardened by sacrifice and hidden grief.
His face was adorned with a neatly groomed, square-cut medium-brown beard and a matching mustache. His thick, coarse medium-brown wavy hair fell to his shoulders, the strands weighted with heavy, solid silver beads with a dull, satiny luster. His hair was secured with a flat, rigid solid silver headband worn low on the forehead, and heavy silver cuffs graced his powerful arms.
He wore a short, thigh-length structured chiton of stiff blue linen, the hem trimmed with a wide deep-red geometric braid and fringed with heavy crimson-threaded tassel bunches. His waist was tightly cinched by a wide leather belt heavily plated with embossed, matte silver. Across his broad chest was a wide leather telamon decorated with a row of solid silver rosettes. Hanging from it was a heavy Mycenaean bronze sword with a silver-inlaid hilt.
In his strong hands, he gripped a tall royal skeptron of old oak wood, entirely overlaid with heavy silver rings, topped with a fierce silver eagle with glowing dark-purple amethyst eyes
