Character from The Black Company by Glen Cook
One of the Taken — the name says what's wrong with him. Don't look. Killed in the northern wars.
The Faceless Man rounds out the Ten Who Were Taken. His name — like all Taken names — describes his defining feature. He lacks a face in some meaningful way, whether literally or through sorcery, and this absence is apparently disturbing enough to become his identifier. Killed during the northern wars.
Has no face, or a face that's wrong, or a face that changes. The specifics vary; the discomfort is consistent. He's the Taken whose appearance is itself a weapon — looking at him is an experience people avoid.
Also known as: The Faceless Man