The first word I can think of is insane (like all the other wizards), but from time to time I can be serious (in a insane kind of way). I really like to have fun and I always take things with a smile.

All new wizards need appropriate attire to represent them here in the White Council. The design I have selected for your robes is traditional Maiarian design – loose-fitting, pockets for pipe and pipeweed and other necessities for your wanderings in Middle Earth. The fabric is dark blue wool, a natural fabric that will breathe in the summer if you do not wear many layers underneath, and which can keep you warm in the winter. This shade of blue is representative of power and seriousness. You have confidence in your abilities and are not fooled by much. You seek tranquility and can enjoy your natural surroundings. Your preference for spicy food reveals the possibility of fickleness, which you must be careful to keep in check - volatility is only dangerous when combined with aggression, however, and you are not short-tempered in that sense. You are spontaneous and also dependable, two traits that rarely are found together. All in all, your character has contradictory qualities, which only serve to enhance the necessity of getting to know you well, and finding out the many ways in which you can be sought out as friend, advisor, and more. May these robes last you for many seasons!

My staff is made of an unknown tree-sort from Valinor. It is exactly my height, and it gradually thickens from the bottom to the top. Black runes circle around the staff from top to bottom and they say "Wise and powerful is he who understands, not he who controls." It was gifted to me from the grand man himself (yep Einstein Manwe) and when he gave it to me he talked an awful lot about balance in the world and the harmony of the great theme, but I didn’t listen though. My attention was at the cool stone thingie at the top of my staff. It had an odd sparkly color that changed all the time. It was as if the stone tried to tell me something I didn’t understand, but I quickly found out that by concentrating really hard I could control the colors of the stone.