Description: She prefers to wear white clothing when she does not wear armor, and she perpetually has her halberd ready. She wears her chestnut hair up in a very large beehive style do. She is baby faced.

Personality: The woman has a huge range of feeling. She will range from being happy and joking with the occasional self put down to crying stating how she will be a better person from this day on. She cannot deal with unfamiliar people for more than a few minutes at a time and if they persist she will grow angry at them.

History: The child of a Slave Trader, who enjoyed hunting, Nora was taken on many hunting expeditions. She moved from fad to fad and when she turned 15 she discovered music. She was betrayed by a partner and left for dead, teaching her a humbling lesson in trusting others.

Motivation: Balancing her hectic life and new Seamstress responsibilities is difficult; and to fight the greatest warriors and to fight in the greatest battles ever

Ideals: Fighting, Artistic. Flaws: Emotional, Antagonistic. Bonds: Nature, Job. Occupation: Seamstress

Voice: Booming voice

Possessions: 600 sp.

Description: This southern man wears a pastel coat over a grey low-cut shirt, and a Stetson hat upon his head. His clothes are grease stained in places. His red fur is still thick. His face possesses mild wrinkles. His smile is extraordinarily sincere though he does not smile often.

Personality: He is enamored with his job. He loves it. He likes the challenge and he likes helping those less fortunate than him. He does suffer from mild PTSD, and the sight of dire rats may trigger it at times.

History: A child with a great deal of painting talent his parents made sure he got the chance to thrive. He sought a place where he would be rewarded solely on the merits of his skills. This search led him directly into Gardener work with an outfit from a few towns over. Gardener work suited him well, and with each successful project, he earned more gold and more respect from his peers. He then took over the family business and is one of the better Gardener for hire.

Motivation: Several ex partners dislike his way of doing things and want revenge; and someone believes him a fraud

Ideals: Artistic. Bonds: Poor, Immigrant, Job, Enemies. Occupation: Gardener

Voice: Sleepy voice

Possessions: 110 gp. Rose (70 gp).

Description: A moderately attractive woman, she wears an amalgamation of clothes and depending on the season will wear more layers of the continuing hodge podge. Her tied-back hair is brown. She is baby faced.

Personality: She is a very philanthropic person; she spends her free time working at various soup kitchens. She has a small toy that she constantly fidgets with.

History: Gifted from a young age, Tomph studied abroad. She always admired psionic-users and wanted to develop the talent, but never had the affinity for it. She now spends her time doing works of charity.

Motivation: A rival would like her out of the picture; and she possesses a valuable artifact that the thieves guild wishes to steal

Ideals: Philantrophist, Gifted. Flaws: Addict. Bonds: Attractive, Criminal record. Occupation: Tanner

Voice: Creaky witch voice

Possessions: 90 gp. Eye agate (13 gp).

Description: Wearing a closed helm and plate, one would not know what he was had he not made sure his armor was more form fitting than normal. Outside of the suit he wears a well pressed and immaculate suit (or dress). His hair is brown and curly. His blue eyes dart from person to person to random spaces in the air.

Personality: Aside from being a little slow due to sleep deprivation he is generally quite perceptive. He notices little details and can draw good conclusions from them. He is obsessed with a lost civilization.

History: Born to a Bellfounder, his father struggled to pay the bills. He worked as a nervous Miller and found it very stressful. He now travels the world, in search of power and loot.

Motivation: He is unsatisfied with his job.

Flaws: Insomniac. Bonds: Adventurer, Poor, Job. Occupation: Miller

Voice: Scottish accent

Possessions: 30 pp.