Description: His left side is far more bruised and cut up than his other. He is typically in his Masseuse uniform. His dark red hair is greasy and uncared for. His face is scarred and worn.

Personality: He considers himself the perfect gentleman. He makes a point to always show proper etiquette and frequently critiques the etiquette of others. A true patriot, Therai would do anything for his country. He is fiercely protective of his fellow citizens and foreign allies.

History: Trained by his father for as long as he can remember he had it drilled in his head that it was his duty to serve his country. His homeland was ravaged by war and he spent much of his life rebuilding it. He inherited the family business which he has now maintained for 11 years.

Motivation: He is unsatisfied with his job; and further expansion of business

Ideals: Impeccable. Flaws: Ugly, PTSD. Bonds: Job, Military. Occupation: Masseuse

Voice: Thin and wheezing

Possessions: Just what you see.

Description: This northern man is abnormally tall. He wears a shirt and pants that are bristling with pockets overflowing with maps, compasses, and other navigational equipment. His whole body is exceptionally muscular. His black hair is knotted and matted. His eyes, though not visible through his cowl, are green.

Personality: He is irascible and easily irritated. He invites people to come help in his community garden.

History: Born to a poor family in the city he treasured whatever gifts he got. His parents divorced when he was young, and his mother gained full cudstody. He was regularly beaten by his mother, who blamed him for driving them apart. He now has a substantial network of resources ranging from contacts to ships to peers.

Motivation: To reunite with his absent mother; and he's repulsed by the pc

Ideals: Entrepeneur, Philantrophist. Flaws: Antagonistic. Bonds: Immigrant, Poor. Occupation: Jeweler

Voice: Speaks fast with a slight lisp

Possessions: Just what you see.

Description: A moderately attractive man, 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 long silver hair reaches down to his waist. His half smiles and hazel eyes are beguiling and draw you in.

Personality: He is a jovial happy person, but he is convinced people are living their lives too quickly. He takes great pride in his work and is very well organized. His planner is full of calendar events.

History: He was born at the edge of vast desert. A gifted student he started as a Priest, but he got bored and became a Glassblower. He then took over the family business and is one of the better Glassblower for hire.

Motivation: Further expansion of business; and balancing his hectic life and new glassblower responsibilities is difficult

Ideals: Optimist. Bonds: Rich, Attractive, Job, Nature. Occupation: Glassblower

Voice: Puts emphasis on the wrong words

Possessions: 300 sp. An abacus with copper, silver and gold markers (110 gp).

Description: This man is very fat, and wears a fine chain shirt which he covers with white colored cloaks and clothing. He sports a flattop hair cut. Judging by the bloodshot nature of his eyes and the massive bags underneath them one would imagine he has not slept for days.

Personality: He has two modes he varies between. On the job he is cold, steely and emotionless. Off the job he is a party animal. He takes great joy in being the best Jeweler in town.

History: Trained by his mother for as long as he can remember he had it drilled in his head that it was his duty to serve his country. His parents were killed by orcs in a raid when he was still a young child. The orcs captured him, and made him a slave and general play-thing. He was beaten and tortured regularly, leading to his deformed appearance. He has drifted from career to career and currently works as a Jeweler.

Motivation: A deep hatred of orcs; and he wants revenge against orcs

Flaws: Ugly, Insomniac. Bonds: Job, Military, Enemies. Occupation: Jeweler

Voice: Hard of hearing, loud

Possessions: 150 pp.