Solabha's personality could be summarized in his name's meaning: "Simple, easy, natural"

He is not the brightest of deer to enter the forest, but he's very kind. This stag does not look unique. His every colorful pelt, fancy set of mystic antlers, and finely crafted mask oft find their end during one of his clumsy romps around the stream and pond. He's just there, natural and clean.

Solabha loves company, though does not know exactly what to do with it whenever he finds it. Conversations are hesitant, filled with pauses in which the stag has to actually think of how to respond. Names and faces are forgotten within moments and he doesn't stay in company long, leaving on a whim. Games will entertain him but the simple things that amuse him he'll do tirelessly, much to other deers' exasperation. The deer doesn't pick up on things like someone else wanting him to stop. Luckily for them perhaps that he only can stay on task for only so long.

Solbaha loves the fawns in the forest. To him, they are all some lost little child to play with and keep company. Where are their Mothers? Who is their Father? He can't wrap his mind around why they are alone. When he finds one of the little creatures alone he'll stay by them. More independent fawns tend to lose him during games. He will search for his temporary wards, but they'll find company elsewhere of have run off by the time he figures out where they were. The sleeping ones however he'll lay next to all day as if his presence alone will keep them safe and warm.