Description: This woman stands a little under 4'11" and is a bit bulky. She is very muscular particularly in the legs. She wears a blue tunic with black highlights, and long red pants that bunch up around her shoes. Her hair is short and brown. She tend to wears goggles to shield her eyes.

Personality: Quiet and reserved she prefers to listen than to talk. She will nod occasionally and communicate nonverbally. Her actions favor neither the good nor the evil, as she answers to a power that mortal women fail to acknowledge.

History: Born to a pair of adventurers, Shanairla grew up listening to her father's many stories. She was a friend to animals and a trickster. In her defense of animals however she would do severe harm to people. She spent several years traveling with her friend, before both settled down to enjoy the fruits of their adventures.

Motivation: Her religion dominates her actions; and she is being blackmailed/forced/etc and this influences her actions

Flaws: Shy. Bonds: Religious, Adventurer, Nature, Criminal record. Occupation: Body Guard

Voice: Italian accent

Possessions: 4000 cp. 1 Half-Plate.

Description: He wears a tan cloak and cross-gartered black stockings. He carries with him a set of lances, each one with a amber on the hilt. He only wears one on his belt and the other on his back. His red hair is unkempt and raggedy. His eyes are green.

Personality: He takes his job very seriously, in part because he fears he cannot get a new one. 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: The child of a Layabout, who enjoyed hunting, Aerdeth was taken on many hunting expeditions. Over the years he perfected his riding and shooting skills. He inherited the family business which he has now maintained for 10 years.

Motivation: He is unsatisfied with his job.

Ideals: Fighting. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Poor, Job, Nature. Occupation: Baker

Voice: Hard of hearing, loud

Possessions: 110 gp.

Description: He is a pot bellied western man with a big hulking figure and broad shoulders. He prefers to wear the grand gowns of high society. He carries his fan with him everywhere and carries himself as the perfect gentleman. His brown fur is drawn into a tight pony tail with a cross scrunchie. He has a tattooed face.

Personality: While he acts the brute, he is far gentler than he would appear. He takes great joy in being the best Laborer in town.

History: He was raised happily, as a normal child born to his father and mother. His father taught him the rudiments of the Laborer arts, while his mother instructed him in etiquette, music and courtly manner. He has chosen to use the inheritance that was left to him frivolously. He was betrayed by a partner and left for dead, teaching him a humbling lesson in trusting others.

Motivation: Wants to open a new tavern; and he is greedy

Ideals: Athletic, Fighting. Flaws: Antagonistic. Bonds: Rich, Job. Occupation: Laborer

Voice: Soft and melodious

Possessions: 160 gp.

Description: She tends to wear a large white jacket. She is portly but not overly obese. Her auburn hair is braided into rings. She tend to wears goggles to shield her eyes.

Personality: Her voice, at times compared to that of a Nymph, lambasts those who consider themselves "civilized" with snide, belittling remarks; the subtle growl she speaks with growing louder in doing so, one can find it most pronounced, despite the otherwise natural purity of her tone. She misses her home and complains about the freezing weather, even in summer.

History: She was born in the north, but her parents moved at a very young age to the south. Her father was a mechanic, and taught her how to fix just about anything. She then took over the family business and is one of the better Beggar for hire.

Motivation: Wants to open a new tavern; and her spouse's relatives view her with great suspicion

Ideals: Persistence. Flaws: Cynical. Bonds: Immigrant, Job, Family. Occupation: Beggar

Voice: Hard of hearing, loud

Possessions: 90 pp.