Description: The light-skinned man stands 5'7" and is dressed in a clean yellow cloak covering his clean studded leather. He sports a flattop hair cut. He wears an eyepatch.

Personality: A skeptical and narcissistic man, Fivin's first love is himself. His second love is also himself. He tends to be very friendly, and is drawn to music, the smells of food and wine, and out-door festivals.

History: His history is one of pain. He was disowned by both parents and raised among the slaves his parents kept. He was married off to the eldest child of a minor noble. His spouse died of illness and he inherited everything. He knows his nephew is from a royal line that had remained secret for centuries, but promised not to tell anyone. So far, no-one knows but him.

Motivation: Money/treasure; and wants to have a good time and be beloved

Ideals: Impeccable, Optimist. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Slave, Rich. Occupation: Slave Trader

Voice: Soft and melodious

Possessions: 1000 cp. Brass mug with jade inlays (100 gp). 1 Masterwork Common Melee.

Description: He wears professional attire. His attire stands in sharp contrast to his quarterstaff, which is beautifully polished and possesses an ornate carving of a butterfly on it. He wears his silver hair down. He wears crescent spectacles with a black brim.

Personality: He is irritable and easily angered. He is a bit of a bully and is not afraid to use his stature and powers to intimidate and hurt. He is vehemently anti-magic. All of it is evil and corrupting in his opinion.

History: Heir to a fortune, his parents put a great deal of effort into curing his disease. His father had invested heavily in several trade routes and wanted him to inherit them. He leaves a trail of broken hearts and full pockets wherever he goes.

Motivation: He is greedy.

Ideals: Opinionated. Flaws: Antagonistic, Disease. Bonds: Attractive, Rich. Occupation: Shepherd

Voice: Low range voice

Possessions: 280 gp. 3 Alchemist’s fire.

Description: An older woman who prefers to wear red pants and tee shirts, she is not a threatening figure. She has shaved her head bald. Her gray eyes dart around the room hyper actively observing anyone and anything.

Personality: Nedda is a sociable creature first and foremost. She loves to listen to people at length before talking their ear off. She can carry on conversation for hours and will do so. Her philosophy is that everyone needs a friend and as such shows hospitality towards all.

History: Born to a pair of adventurers, Nedda grew up listening to her father's many stories. She was taken from her home at a very young age. Lacking all sense, she decided to go on an adventure. She picked a direction and started trekking.

Motivation: She is currently in port desperately looking for someone to get her out.

Ideals: Extrovert, Optimist. Bonds: Adventurer, Slave. Occupation: Tailor

Voice: Italian accent

Possessions: 120 gp. 1 Masterwork Common Melee.

Description: Her skin is bronze and flawless. She dresses in white turtlenecks beneath a tan coat with black slacks. She is an epitome of beauty. Her long auburn hair is drawn into a two foot long braid. Her brown eyes lackadaisically let the world flow into them.

Personality: She hates dire rats. She views them as having robbed her home of its proper glory. She is a logical person and will generally grow upset if things defy logic and science.

History: Her history is one of pain. She was disowned by both parents and raised among the slaves her parents kept. She couldn't stand her childhood mentor and eventually formed a pact with her mentor's previously failed apprentice to rebel. When their plan failed the mentor lashed out against both of them and fled. She routinely visits covens of witches but complains that many are fraudulent and lack true knowledge of magic.

Motivation: Her name or reputation has been wronged in the past by dire rats, and she desires to right it; and she wants revenge against dire rats

Ideals: Logical. Bonds: Attractive, Enemies, Slave, Mentor. Occupation: Fletcher

Voice: pre-pubescent

Possessions: 30 pp.