Edward IV, The Black Prince of Wales

A tall young man in the prime of life, Edward presents an air of royal dignity befitting someone of his station. His frame is well-built and sturdy, possessing lean muscle that was gradually earned from years on the battlefield. Of course, along with muscles came numerous scars dotting his body, most notably being a mark left by a wayward arrow in his left thigh and a nasty star-shaped memento from a jousting lance on his right shoulder.

His facial features are smooth and narrow, coming just shy of appearing fragile. His eyes in particular are a particularly striking brown in contrast to his pale skin. However, their beauty is marred by worry lines giving the impression that he is always tired. His hair is haphazardly kept in something of a “mop top” with heavy bangs on the right side of his face and numerous cowlicks that persist despite his best efforts.

In combat, Edward wears a custom set of black armor, a relatively rare color in his day which in part led to his more famous, posthumous moniker. The lowest layer is simple enough, consisting of dark grey cotton shirt and leggings. Over them is a full set of chainmail, covering his upper and lower body. Next comes a full set of blackened plate armor offering the highest quality of protection while still allowing nearly a full range of motion. Covering his head is a matching helm with a built in folding visor and ornamental crown. Finally, Edward adorns himself in a crimson mantle and an embroidered tunic of red and blue held in place by a brown leather belt.

Though it is not a Noble Phantasm, Edward is summoned as a Rider class servant with a spiritual weapon in the form of a long sword with a leather-wrapped hilt and gold cross guard. Kept razor sharp, it is a fine weapon capable of trading blows with true Noble Phantasms for a time.