Description: He wears rags and sports a simple walking cane. His attire stands in sharp contrast to his falchion, which is beautifully polished and possesses an ornate carving of a butterfly on it. He wears a broad hat to hide his balding. His face is full, his cheeks are rosy, and he always seems to sport a perfect smile and a twinkle in his hazel eyes.

Personality: He is a man who does what he needs to. He will acquiesce to black mail and extortion to avoid trouble. He would rather hide behind his crafts than deal with other people.

History: Galinndan was raised in a hard working conservative environment. His childhood dream was to be a Actor, but he was a colossal failure. He inherited the family business which he has now maintained for 2 years.

Motivation: Balancing his hectic life and new Weaver responsibilities is difficult; and he is a bit of a kleptomaniac

Ideals: Artistic. Flaws: Shy. Bonds: Poor, Attractive, Criminal record, Job. Occupation: Weaver

Voice: Scandinavian accent

Possessions: 80 gp. 1 Masterwork Uncommon Weapon.

Description: He is a husky man, who does not wear sleeves and tends to eschew shirts when he can avoid it. He has shaved his head bald. His ears are large.

Personality: Calm and collected, he is a well trained Junk Dealer. He will often invite strangers home for dinner and talk their ears off. He cares deeply for his spouse and does his best to make sure his guests look presentable.

History: Sold as a small child to a brothel owner, Nim was an assistant, and all too frequently test subject. He eventually earned his freedom when his former master disappeared. He helped his father out around the business and became quite the natural. He was recently attacked on the road and savagely beaten by bandits.

Motivation: Wants to open a new tavern; and sabotage a competitor

Ideals: Optimist. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Job, In love, Mentor. Occupation: Junk Dealer

Voice: Whispers

Possessions: 100 gp. Freshwater pearl (8 gp).

Description: An imposing woman with a heavy stainless steel prosthetic left hand, she wears a tattered pair of loose pastel pants, a matching torn shirt, and a visible pair of similar condition same color briefs. Her white fur is knotted and matted. She wears large thick round spectacles.

Personality: She never swears and excessively uses polite adverbs when speaking. She is used to getting what she wants. In part because she is a meticulous planner.

History: Her history is one of pain. She was disowned by both parents and raised among the slaves her parents kept. When money was particularly tight she was walking through alleys when she overheard a Actor hiring some criminals to sabotage a competitor. She made her way to the other competitor and parlayed her knowledge into a job. She has since lost track of the people in her past.

Motivation: She is currently in port desperately looking for someone to get her out; and wants to have a good time and be beloved

Ideals: Optimist, Professionalism. Bonds: Poor, Slave. Occupation: Actor

Voice: German accent

Possessions: 1 Masterwork Common Ranged Weapon.

Description: He is an attractive man, lean and moderately muscular. He wears a red small hat and red clothes. His black hair is styled in orderly dreadlocks. His eyes are hazel and he is always smoking a pipe.

Personality: He considers himself the perfect gentleman. He makes a point to always show proper etiquette and frequently critiques the etiquette of others. He cannot deal with unfamiliar people for more than a few minutes at a time and if they persist he will grow angry at them.

History: He was born to a pair of big game hunters, but was frequently ill as a child. A freak accident while working with his Interpreter mother left him crippled. He left for the north, certain he would find work there.

Motivation: Balancing his hectic life and new Fortune-teller responsibilities is difficult; and he is unsatisfied with his job

Ideals: Impeccable. Flaws: Antagonistic, Disease. Bonds: Attractive, Immigrant, Job. Occupation: Fortune-teller

Voice: Whispers

Possessions: 90 pp.