Description: This southern man is generally well dressed albeit a few years behind the times. His clothes are grease stained in places. He sports a long auburn beard, and similarly colored long hair. His skin is flawless and his gray eyes scan people very quickly.

Personality: He is a Laborer first and foremost. He believes firmly that knowledge should be universal. His home and work are filled with various knick knacks he has acquired through the years. He cares a great deal for his adopted teenage daughter.

History: Born to a Mercenary, his mother struggled to pay the bills. Since his mother passed away years ago, his father had doted on him, and he came to think her himself as special and better than other people in town. A notion that was reinforced by his attractiveness, a trait in which he easily excels the other men of his town. He left for the south, certain he would find work there.

Motivation: To reunite with his absent mother; and he'd like to take his coworkers down a peg

Bonds: Attractive, Poor, Immigrant, Job, Family. Occupation: Laborer

Voice: Jittery and nervous

Possessions: 80 gp.

Description: This man is moderately tanned and has just the faintest trace of an accent. He wears a custom-built plate barding that's adorned with green lining and desert motifs. He has brown hair. He wears round tiny glasses practically rammed into his face.

Personality: He is highly sensitive about his name. He loathes it, but will not take any guff about it from anyone. He lacks moral complications. He does what he is told to by employers but not much else. He spends his money on whatever he fancies at the time.

History: Born in a small village he learned the ways of the warrior from his mother. When Astar reached his early adolescence his Tiefling mother passed away. Feeling disconnected from the small nearby village afterwards, he decided to travel. His rounds led him into the Army with a few individuals who would become his life-long companions. He has achieved small success as a Spy.

Motivation: Expand his business.

Ideals: Fighting. Flaws: Sensitive. Bonds: Immigrant, Job, Military. Occupation: Spy

Voice: Speaks with squeezed throat

Possessions: Just what you see.

Description: A plain young-adult man, he dresses like a well dressed Bowyer does. He has blonde hair. He wears a mask on his face.

Personality: He can speak with the dead, and doesn't see much difference between the living and dead. He feeds upon the attention of others.

History: He was raised in a desert tribe. Being born in the north, he completed his medical training abroad so as to avoid the war. He returned after the war having achieved medical proficiency. He was a general practitioner in the north for years, until he, through no fault of his own, lost a patient who had a very powerful family. Rather than risk reprisal he made his way west. He has achieved small success as a Bowyer.

Motivation: Doesn't want to be a Bowyer and was forced into it by his family; and expand his business

Ideals: Gifted. Bonds: Job, Attractive, Nature, Family. Occupation: Bowyer

Voice: American accent

Possessions: 310 gp.

Description: She is a husky woman, who is wearing a tight brown one piece outfit complete with pants, hood, and a cape. She has moderate length auburn hair. Her face is covered beneath a completely black helmet.

Personality: A deeply religious woman she believes everything happens for a reason. She also is a firm believer in the womanly ideal.

History: She was born to loving parents in a slum to the north. In her 15th year, while out on a day-trip, she returned to find her hometown burning and destroyed. She found her mother impaled in their home, and her father beheaded. She saw the woman who walked out, and charged her in a blind rage. The woman easily evaded and defeated her, leaving her to live broken and terrified. She was granted martial powers by her dying brother.

Motivation: She is terrified, and will act out of fear.

Flaws: Impulsive, Fearful. Bonds: Religious, Poor. Occupation: Fletcher

Voice: Rhymes sentences (sorry)

Possessions: 20 pp.