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When he first appeared in Buckkeep, the Fool was completely white save for his two pale blue eyes, but by the end of his errand to the [[Out Islands]] he is a deep brown, compared to the colour of wood.
Throughout the years, the Fool developes develops severe fevers (often at the most inapporopriate inappropriate moments) that leave him a slightly darker shade of gold by his skin peeling as if sunburnt (a process which causes slight itchyness itchiness and a lot of irritation) and his iris's changing colour, enabling him to create the new personas of Lord Golden and Amber for himself without rousing suspicion, though it is never revealed for certain ''why'' this happens. Prilkop, who undergoes the same development himself, leaving him completely black, gives a possible explanation that the fevers relate to the [[White Prophet]]s' impact on the future and fate. 'Perhaps as we cause change, we change'. This is a reasonable enough explanation, as the unsuccesful unsuccessful White Prophet the [[Pale Woman]] stayed completely white all of her life despite being older then the Fool.
Although the Fool is regularly described to look very fragile and slender, he is actually quite strong. His appearance and movements is often compared to that of a bird, and interestingly one of the six charms he purchased from [[Jinna]] the hedge-witch as Lord Golden is for attracting birds. He says that those charms do not affect him as a White the same way as they affect humans, making Fitz perceive that there are oddities in the Fool he hasn't thought of before, like the way his wrists attach his hands to his arms and the airiness of this hair.
