Wren is rather soft-hearted. As soft as a sorcerer who has seen some crazy, otherworldly stuff can be at least. They care immensely for those important to them, specifically their family, Ajax, and hero team (Minerva, Eris, and occasionally River). They're fiercely loyal, going as far as risking their life on multiple occasions to help or save them. They are not afraid to sacrifice themselves should it ever come down to it. Their pure dedication to the team and their studies makes them a valuable asset.

Wren is humble, sometimes to a fault. They hold themselves to high standards and are always looking for a way to better themselves as a person, a magician, and a scientist. Because of this they are constantly fatigued. It's rare they actually get to rest between wizarding and managing the aviary, so when they're is interrupted, they are unforgiving and grouchy until they get their sleep. It's not a pretty sight. It's hard to say what's more frightening: pure rage or tired, stone-cold loathing.

They rarely lose their temper. They are incredibly calm and level-headed most of the time. However, little things can really get on their nerves, such as their teammates Eris and River intentionally pushing their buttons. When their patience inevitably runs out they are a serious and terrifying force to be reckoned with. They tend to have a sharp tongue. They know exactly how to cut you down and put you in your place should you cross a line.

Wren Sutton Wilder was born on a cold November night in Charlotte, North Carolina to Rebecca (American) and Lavin (Indian immigrant) Wilder. As a child, they became fascinated with birds of all kinds and often went on bird-watching excursions with their mother, a renowned wildlife biologist. They developed a very close bond with Rebecca through this. Wren decided to pursue a Master's degree in ornithology (after completing their Bachelor's in wildlife biology) and was hoping to go on to preserve rare species of birds.

Well into the first year of their Master's program, Wren stumbled upon an ancient looking grimoire filled with bizarre runes and passages in their university's library. Curiosity piqued, they decided to check it out. A hooded figure approached them as they were headed back to their dorms and explained that the book was one of many ancient tomes of the mystic arts, and this particular book seeks out those with intense magical potential. They followed the person through a portal to Kamar-Taj, where they began to study the mystic arts. They dropped their Master's program entirely in favor of honing their magical abilities.

Q: How do you balance your sorcerer duties and everything else?

WREN: Not very effectively. I try, but I'm very, very tired all the time. I haven't had a full, peaceful night's sleep since I started studying the mystic arts. Ornithology is also a super research-intensive career and often times - if I'm not protecting reality from interdimensional threats - I'm up late reading or writing research studies. Strong black tea has become one of my closest friends on those long nights, though I have to enchant it so I can actually keep it down.

Q: How did you meet Ajax?

WREN: I stumbled upon Ajax early on during my studies of the mystic arts. There was a magical incident in which any living thing within a 5-mile radius was blown up. Not exploded but, they got bigger. I mean, some things exploded...I'd say a fair portion of living things did actually explode. Mostly trees, thankfully we weren't anywhere close to a village. Ajax was affected by the spell but she was able to continue functioning as normal. I met her while we were scouting the area, attempting to clean up and reverse the effects of the spell. Of course, I was instantly interested in her. I took her back with me to Kamar-Taj and she became what I consider my familiar.

Q: What do you do to relax after a long day?

WREN: Ajax and I enjoy watching really really bad comedies and criticizing them. She's learned a lot about human culture since we met about 9 years ago, and we're able to have a very intelligent conversation about practically anything these days. She's very straight-forward with her opinions, so listening to her comments about these blatantly horrible films is the funniest thing in the world. It's a wonderful distraction from all the crazy shit we encounter on a daily basis.

Q: What is your favorite smell?

WREN: That's not one I get every day. Hmm...I really like the smell of old books. Or new books. Books in general just have a really good smell. Someday I want to have a whole room dedicated to books about birds and ancient tomes if I can get a big enough house for it...