Description: This tall, slender man wears a black vest with golden trim over his white shirt. His blue leather gloves and pants are well-kept, and his black boots flare out at the collars. His scarlet crest is matted, messy, and big. His gold eyes peer out from beneath his top black hat.

Personality: He is a very philanthropic person; he spends his free time working at various soup kitchens. He refers to his adoptive mother for almost all things he is unsure about, which are numerous. He is very much still a child and has not developed a drive for self-dependency.

History: Raised by wardens he was only a novice when giants swooped upon their monastery and killed most of the order. Maagog was orphaned to a temple shortly after his birth. He was raised by the temple staff to care always for others above himself and to hold his god always in his heart. Days after completing his studies, news broke out that his hometown was attacked by giants. Maagog was horrified and prayed that his father was alright. However, he heard that his father had died fighting off the giants.

Motivation: His name or reputation has been wronged in the past by giants, and he desires to right it; and he is compelled to act according to his religious beliefs

Ideals: Philantrophist. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Family, Religious, Enemies. Occupation: Barber

Voice: Speaks with squeezed throat

Possessions: 70 gp.

Description: He is lean but muscular and wears skinny pants and wears a black and brown robe with the hood down. He sports a flattop crest cut. His thin eyebrows rest above his beady red eyes.

Personality: A rambunctious noisy drunk he knows how to make people feel guilty. He pushes his goals aggressively. He is also a coward if confronted.

History: Greethen was born to in a poor docking district. He spent his early days working in the same smith shop his father was employed at, doing general labor. A gypsy cursed him at a young age, leading to his ugly appearance. Due to his spouse's obsession with being a Guard they were divorced and he won custody of their son. He worked as a Scribe, and he later adopted a second son.

Motivation: To reunite with his absent father.

Flaws: Ugly, Depressed, Fearful. Bonds: Poor, Family. Occupation: Scribe

Voice: Can't modulate volume

Possessions: 1100 sp.

Description: This woman wears suspenders and tan workpants. Her shirt is brown, and she wears a heavy tan leather apron most of the time. She is muscular with a powerful set of arms. Her red hair is lengthy and is close to two feet long. She has a tattooed face.

Personality: A grumpy gal she will invite people to lunch so she can critique them. Yet she still seems generally likeable, like a lovable grump. She can't help but pocket interesting objects she comes across

History: She was born the only child of a wealthy merchant. Her father disappeared, and while she tried to raise money to find her father, she was betrayed dozens of times. She has since lost track of the people in her past.

Motivation: She is being blackmailed/forced/etc and this influences her actions; and to unite with her sister

Ideals: Philantrophist, Entrepeneur. Flaws: Antagonistic. Bonds: Criminal record, Family. Occupation: Performer

Voice: Deep voice with rolling R's

Possessions: 4000 cp. Amber (50 gp).

Description: He wears rags and sports a simple walking cane. He carries a battered ceremonial dagger and tarnished rapier as well. His long golden hair reaches down to his waist. His violet eyes are slightly larger than normal.

Personality: He is a Gardener first and foremost. He believes firmly that knowledge should be universal. He disdains his fellow northerners, claiming they make him look unintelligent just for using an accent.

History: Gifted from a young age, Hubert studied abroad. His mother was supposedly a charlatan fortune teller, but he insists his mother was legitimate. He became a Gardener soon after.

Motivation: Sabotage a competitor.

Ideals: Fighting, Gifted. Bonds: Poor, Job, Immigrant, Religious. Occupation: Gardener

Voice: Mousy voice

Possessions: 260 gp.