Name: Tula
Address: Island of Andorus, planet of Mer
Sex: female
Age: 18
Hair: black
Height: 5' 4"
Weight: 110
Eyes: green
Favorite phrases: "Let's talk business."
Occupation: Andorian warrior
Friends: Ren, Ioz, and Niddler
Likes: Well planned strategies, Ren's sense of purpose
Dislikes: The decay of Andorus, Ioz's chauvinistic ways
Vehicle description: The Wraith
Remarks: While Tula is very feminine, she is a deadly warrior who can hold her own against any man. She has extensive knowledge of sailing vessels and is an excellent sailor. Tula is fiercely loyal to her island and friends. An excellent strategist, Tula can be relied on in a tight spot.
Source: Hanna-Barbera character profile sheets
Tula is an exotic adventuress who finds her destiny in the elemental arts of Ecomancy.
She is a seventeen-year-old tavern wench who overhears Ren's talk of setting out in search of the Thirteen Treasures of Rule. When she turned up as a stowaway on the stolen ship, the Wraith, she quickly establishes herself as an asset to the group.
While Tula as a warrior can hold her own against any man, she also has a deep, nurturing sensitivity towards the environment of her living planet, a sensitivity which--early in the series--develops into the elemental powers of an Ecomancer--one who can become one with the elements and manipulate them through intense concentration.
Visually this power is manifested in a St. Elmo's Fire that bathes her body and can be directed for the desired effect. However, she is not all-powerful. She can't just point a finger and manipulate things from afar. She either needs to be in contact with what she wishes to manipulate, or there must be some synaptic connection to the object through which her power can travel (like the branches of trees, or roots of plants).
As an Ecomancer, Tula has an uncanny affinity for animals. Perhaps that's why you can always find Niddler around her. (He has a slight crush on Tula.) Through sheer concentration she can tame (if only temporarily) the wildest beast. She can even get a Dagron to do her bidding. But these achievements take great concentration, and the stress of such an effort can leave her weak and vulnerable.
Despite these limitations, however, Tula's Ecomantic powers can serve as a godsend for our group, especially when they find themselves in desperate situations that can't be saved with a sword or arrow.
source: Dark Water series bible, by Sean Roche