Jacob tends to loves things to excess, whether it be drinking, smoking, eating, fighting, or women. His appetite seems never to be quenched.
in the local pub trying to pick up women, holding a pitcher of beer in one hand, mouth full of food, and trying to pick a fight to top it all off. He tends to be a good-humored loud mouth, often telling jokes he's read or heard to complete strangers that happen to walk by him. He tends to laugh before the punch line. He tends to have no manners anywhere he is or how many people are around him. He eats with his hands, belches and farts whenever the need arises. Despite being somewhat of a pest to the other Guardians he can be a good friend. Jacob will always help someone in need, especially if it involves children. In fact, the only time that Jacob shows any manners is when he is around children.
Jacob is the Guardian of Earth; he is endowed with the power of Earth. With this he has complete control over earth. He carries the great Axe, which was formed from the center of the Earth by Grael himself.The axe is enchanted and cannot be destroyed. His powers give him great physical strength, and enable him to lift over two tons over his head with the greatest of ease. He also can create localized earthquakes, landslides or mudslides. He uses his power to pummel opponents with pillars of earth and stone erupting from the earth. He can leap a distance of 70 feet straight in the air, for a distance of over 100 feet. He tends to be somewhat slow and unskilled with his Axe and in hand-to-hand fighting. Whenever he feels like he is outclassed, he'll use his power and enormous strength to flatten any demon foolish enough to get in his way. Like the others, he too can morph into a hawk, otherwise normal except for its and green and
brown plumage, and also into his fireform 
which is a gigantic hawk completely made up of a greenish energy. In this form, he is inevitable to any physical attacks and his powers are raised to near god-like levels, but he can only maintain this from for about forty-five minutes, at best.
