Name: Chief Citron
Gender: Buck
Appearance: Never the most attractive of rabbits to begin with, the steady accumulation of seasons has not done Citron any favors. The old rabbit has an ashen pelt, stretched across his bony frame. His face is often scrunched with worry, and his claws have grown long in their neglected use. Citron's only other distinguishment is his right eye, which had begun to cloud fairly early in his life, and now has reached a point where he can hardly see through the lens. Not the picture of a sprightly youth.
Personality: Despite his nominal position at the head of a large warren, Chief Citron lacks many of the hallmarks of a good leader, or even a decent one. Indecisive, incoherent, an unwillingness to stand firm, and fairly skittish. Indeed, his relative lack of ability is what makes him so readily accepted by the real force behind the warren, the Red Tails. Citron is well aware of his position as puppet, and resents it. However, despite the occasional flash of ambition, he is unwilling to challenge the status quo, and like most rabbits in his warren, he simply does what he must to survive.
History: Citron's arrival at the top spot in the warren was a fairly unremarkable one, for all intents he simply inherited the title from his fore-bearer. It was a simple system, keeping the title hereditary and meaningless. Having the office go to the strongest rabbit risked a potential challenge to the status quo, and the powers that be were keen to keep it as it was. And so, eight seasons into his life, Citron was proclaimed Chief, and has done little with his title beyond claiming a burrow, a bit of extra grass, and making the odd proclamation.