Description: His left thumb is blackened and bruised, but otherwise he appears quite healthy. He wears clothing that is held on in multiple layers but all of it is in poor condition. He has no hair. His eyes are a pleasant green.

Personality: He hates goblins. He views them as having robbed his home of its proper glory. He is a logical person and will generally grow upset if things defy logic and science.

History: He grew up in a lower middle class home, but living comfortably wasn't enough. A gypsy cursed him at a young age, leading to his ugly appearance. He routinely visits covens of witches but complains that many are fraudulent and lack true knowledge of magic.

Motivation: He is content; and his name or reputation has been wronged in the past by goblins, and he desires to right it

Ideals: Logical. Flaws: Ugly, Mundane. Bonds: Poor, Enemies. Occupation: Cartwright

Voice: High pitched, excited

Possessions: 150 gp. 1 Masterwork Uncommon Weapon.

Description: She is a physically imposing dark-skinned woman. She wears long strands of amber and short grey dresses (or suits) accompanied by the proper stockings and shoes, with gloves of varying lengths. Her hair is long and red with streaks of silver, and is pulled back with small grey clips. Her eyes are likewise brown. Her teeth are yellowed and unaligned.

Personality: She has a massive crush on the younger sibling of the Cook who has hired her part-time. A true patriot, Gurdis would do anything for her country. She is fiercely protective of her fellow citizens and foreign allies.

History: Born the oldest of a large religious southern family, she was no stranger to responsibility. Her mother had invested heavily in several trade routes and wanted her to inherit them. She knows her nephew is from a royal line that had remained secret for centuries, but promised not to tell anyone. So far, no-one knows but her.

Motivation: She's attracted to the PC.

Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Rich, Has a crush, Military, Religious. Occupation: Cook

Voice: Aggressive tone

Possessions: 40 gp.

Description: He wears a red vest and prefers grey and black shirts. His boots appear to have been at one point steel toed but are quite worn down, but does not cut a very imposing figure. He walks with a slouch but will stand straight to his full 3'0" when asserting himself. His moppish chestnut hair is in a traditional bowl cut. His hazel eyes peer out from beneath his Stetson red hat.

Personality: A grumpy guy he will invite people to lunch so he can critique them. Yet he still seems generally likeable, like a lovable grump. He always tries to repair and not replace. It was this mentality that drove him into the Junk Dealer business.

History: He was born the only child of a wealthy merchant. In his formative years he discovered how persuasive he was. He began using that to his advantage selling useless wares at inflated prices. He now spends his time doing works of charity.

Motivation: He's repulsed by the PC; and retire the richest man in the west

Ideals: Philantrophist, Persistence, Entrepeneur. Flaws: Ugly, Antagonistic. Occupation: Junk Dealer

Voice: Smooth and feminine

Possessions: 1400 sp. Golden yellow topaz (500 gp). Alexandrite (500 gp). 3 Smokesticks.

Description: He is wearing colorful clothing, dressed as a Barrister, and carries greatswords. His black hair is lengthy. His fair skin shows little sign of his aristocratic breeding.

Personality: Abrasive and pushy, he has a hard time making friends. He is lazy, self-centered, vain, and jealous.

History: He is the product a well kept family trust fund and as such has never really known need. He dropped out of school before completing his studies. He was betrayed by a partner and left for dead, teaching him a humbling lesson in trusting others.

Motivation: To fight the greatest warriors and to fight in the greatest battles ever; and he uses money and sex appeal to get what he needs

Ideals: Fighting, Logical. Flaws: Antagonistic, Selfish. Bonds: Attractive, Rich. Occupation: Barrister

Voice: Prounounces S like Z

Possessions: 80 pp.