Dassem Ultor - 8"x12" Giclée Art Print/matboard mounted

“What I hide merely begins with my name, Karsa Orlong.”

— Traveller to Karsa during their first tense exchange

— Steven Erikson, The Crippled God

Clad in a ragged bear-hide cloak and blackened mail, a lone figure stands upon the desolate plains—silent, watchful, burdened. This is Traveller, once known to the world as Dassem Ultor, the First Sword of the Malazan Empire, now a man shaped by grief, exiled from all he once served.

Captured here in a moment of stillness before the storm, this portrait evokes the solemnity and restrained power of a warrior long at odds with fate. His sword remains sheathed—yet the weight of it is felt in every line of his posture. Behind him trails the memory of old loyalties and divine betrayal; before him, the path of vengeance yet to be walked.

Each piece is printed using the giclée process on deep matte paper, ensuring exceptional detail, rich colors, and a smooth, glare-free finish. With archival-quality inks and professional matboard backing, these prints are designed to preserve their beauty for over a century without fading or discoloration.