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Like all Herdazians, Lopen has slate-colored crystalline fingernails. He is a short, spindly, brown-haired man in his early twenties{{wob ref|4386|Shadows of Self Portland signing|date=2015-10-10}}, with skin just a shade too dark to be Alethi. He had an old slave brand on his forehead, but that is now covered with a [[Bridge Four#Tattoos|Bridge Four tattoo]]. Most strikingly, when he joins Bridge Four he is missing his left arm{{book ref|sa1|32}}{{17swob ref|post|117224|text=Minor Lopen Question|date=2014-03-186620}}, although he eventually regrows it with Stormlight.{{book ref|sa2|87}}

Lopen has a very positive outlook in life. Despite experiencing great misfortunes, he never accepts these things as part of his identity{{wob ref|8436|Oathbringer San Diego signing|date=2017/11/13}}, and would even joke about his disability.{{book ref|sa1|73}}{{book ref|sa2|12}} He is often nonchalant, exhibits the stereotypical{{book ref|sa1|i|4}} Herdazian arrogance (e.g. calling himself "The Lopen"), liberally uses rude gestures when insulted{{book ref|sa1|62}}{{book ref|sa2|41}}{{book ref|sa3|121}}, and has a sense of humor that people around him find strange{{book ref|sa2|76}}, but Lopen has proven to be both compassionate and reliable.

Unlike many of the [[Bridge Four]] members, Lopen supposedly did not hide a dark past. He was sent to the bridge crews not as punishment for a crime, but only because he was a nuisance.{{wob ref|8259|Oathbringer Release Party|date=2017/11/13}} He was not even aware of his situation, as he apparently thought he was entering the army as a soldier. He was the only person among the newcomers who did not have a defeated look of apathy on his face, and the only one volunteering to be picked when Kaladin came looking for a new recruit. Knowing that Lopen would probably not survive a single bridge run in other crews, Kaladin decided to choose him, instead of one of the taller men as he'd originally planned.{{book ref|sa1|32}}

After Kaladin thwarted an assassination attempt on [[Elhokar|King Elhokar]], the wounded king was taken to Lopen's home in Little Herdaz to recover. Deciding to conceal the king for his own safety, but being averse to lying, Lopen's family members somehow persuaded Elhokar to temporarily abdicate in favor of Lopen so that they could truthfully say that "King Elhokar" was not with them. This made Lopen the legitimate king of Alethkar for several minutes.{{wob ref |1703|Arcanum Unbounded Release Party|date=2016/11/22}}

Lopen always found Kaladin's abilities fascinating, particularly the ability to absorb [[Stormlight]]. He desired to "glow" like Kaladin{{book ref|sa1|73}}{{book ref|sa2|41}}, so much so that he was the only member of Bridge Four at the time who actively pursued becoming a Knight Radiant.{{wob ref|9627|Arcanum Unbounded release party|date=2016-11-22}}

Lopen is related in one way or another to a significant portion of the Herdazian population in the Alethi warcamps{{wob ref|8262|Oathbringer Release Party|date=2017/11/13}} and often talks about his many cousins there. He often suggests going to one of his cousins for help, and is quite proud of their loyalty.{{book ref|sa1|62}} However, his definition of "cousin" is very broad and could include fifth cousins, or people dating his sister or his aunt.{{wob ref|7741|Words of Radiance Philadelphia Signing |date=2014/4/21}}.