Description: 2'9" and muscular, this eastern woman wears dark leathers with embroidery. Her moppish red hair is in a traditional bowl cut. She is missing an eye and her face is severely sunburned. Her one remaining eye shines green.

Personality: She believes there is no problem she cannot solve with sufficient elbow grease and persistence, if it is the best or most economic solution matters not. She is harsh and unforgiving.

History: Her arcane talent manifested at a young age. Aiming to upstage a rival house, her parents had her trained. After coming to the age of reason, Bree took it upon herself to study the arcane arts in their entirety; because of this, she was labeled a dark omen and banished from her homeland. After a long history of fighting, Bree and her spouse have recently divorced.

Motivation: She's repulsed by the PC; and a strong sense of loyalty to tabaxi people

Ideals: Athletic, Persistence, Gifted. Flaws: Ugly, Antagonistic. Occupation: Brewer

Voice: Pronounces difficult words wrong

Possessions: 50 gp. Eye agate (15 gp). 1 Masterwork Common Melee.

Description: This exceptionally lanky man dresses in collared shirts and wears a proper scarf over his head. His brown fur has been sun bleached extensively. His ears are large.

Personality: He is not truly malevolent, but he is obsessed with poetry. He constantly tries to fill his life with poetry. As long as the job gets done he does not care how it got done.

History: Gifted from a young age, Pelt studied abroad. Being born in the east, 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 east 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 was granted arcane powers by his dying brother.

Motivation: Regain custody of his son; and to reunite with his absent father

Ideals: Artistic, Professionalism, Gifted. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Family. Occupation: Fisher

Voice: Rolls R's

Possessions: 140 gp. An abacus with copper, silver and gold markers (100 gp).

Description: 3'7" and lanky with angular features, he is an attractive figure. He wears a faded coat and loose pants complete with wide-brimmed hat. His tied-back hair is auburn. He has a dull look in his violet eyes.

Personality: He believes there is no problem he cannot solve with sufficient elbow grease and persistence, if it is the best or most economic solution matters not. He is vehemently anti-magic. All of it is evil and corrupting in his opinion.

History: He was raised in a white middle class family as the only child. A serious injury left his father unemployed and in need of constant care. His family became saddled with debt trying to care for his infirm father. Unlike his family, who was content to work in a sleepy main town, he wanted to work in the city. He has been working here for the past few years.

Motivation: To end his boredom; and he seems to be bored by most things

Ideals: Persistence, Opinionated. Flaws: Mundane. Bonds: Attractive, Debt. Occupation: Hunter

Voice: Speaks in third person

Possessions: 30 pp.

Description: She has a missing left leg. She prefers to wear black pants and tee shirts. Her black hair is matted, messy, and big. Her face is scarred and worn.

Personality: She is unhospitable to her core. Her small house has "No trespassing" Signs all over it. She is kind towards other women and children and will generally offer women help without question. Others will generally need to prove themselves to her.

History: Her mother raised her in a mountain cabin. Her parents divorced when she was young, and her father gained full cudstody. She was regularly beaten by her father, who blamed her for driving them apart. She bought a scythe and has really upped her game hunting, due to her understanding of decoy and ambush.

Motivation: She's repulsed by the PC.

Ideals: Philantrophist. Flaws: Ugly, Antagonistic. Bonds: Nature. Occupation: Shoemaker

Voice: Low and grunting

Possessions: 30 pp.