Description: This late middle aged woman wears a simple burlap shirt and baggy pants. She conceals her scimitar with her veritable burlap sack of a shirt and is in decent physical shape. Her orange fur is greasy and uncared for. Her blue eyes peer out from beneath her wide-brimmed pastel hat.

Personality: She is extraordinarily eccentric. She is a great chef.

History: Sold as a small child to a slaver, Sweet was an assistant, and all too frequently test subject. She eventually earned her freedom when her former master disappeared. In her 12th year, her parents were killed by a dire rats raid, leaving Sweet alone in the world. After a stint in an orphanage, she was adopted. She was granted druidic powers by her dying brother.

Motivation: Many dire rats want her driven away; and someone believes her a fraud

Ideals: Gifted. Flaws: Ugly, Insane. Bonds: Mentor, Enemies. Occupation: Cook

Voice: Pirate accent

Possessions: 1300 sp.

Description: This tall, slender woman is wearing a long, green cloak. Her crest is short and white. Her gold eyes dart around the room hyper actively observing anyone and anything.

Personality: She is cool and collected. She likes to make quips and puns whenever she does anything. She also makes a point to compliment her superiors and flatter them. She pushes her goals aggressively. She is also a coward if confronted.

History: She comes from a rich northern family. Her mother had invested heavily in several trade routes and wanted her to inherit them. One night she noticed a nearby shooting star which she hiked out to see where it landed. It turned out to be an ancient artifact of some kind. She has done her darndest to repair it but it is currently non-functional.

Motivation: She will attempt to ambush and attack anyone she thinks she can take on alone and try to knock them out with non-lethal damage. If successful, she will try to sell them to her slave-trader contact; and she is greedy

Ideals: Disciplined, Persistence. Flaws: Fearful. Bonds: Rich, Criminal record. Occupation: Interpreter

Voice: Rolls R's

Possessions: 800 sp.

Description: He is a physically imposing light-skinned man. He wears a violet vest and prefers brown and white shirts. His boots appear to have been at one point steel toed but are quite worn down. His hair is short and black. He has a tattooed face.

Personality: He shows great sympathy to all travelers. He's the type to buy drinks and listen to their stories. His job bores him to no end. He has decided to make it more interesting.

History: He got into the Layabout business at a young age. Like his father and his brother before him, after school he went straight into learning to become a Layabout. He has became unsatisfied with his lot in life, and decided to take up adventuring.

Motivation: A need for knowledge about a nearby landmark.

Ideals: Philantrophist. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Adventurer, Criminal record, Job. Occupation: Layabout

Voice: Mousy voice

Possessions: 110 gp.

Description: She is bundled in multiple layers and is prepared for a desert trek wearing a turban that covers her face most of the time. She has a slight overbite and is overall scrawny. She sports a flattop crest cut. Her eyes are likewise red. Her teeth are yellowed and unaligned.

Personality: Quiet and reserved she prefers to listen than to talk. She will nod occasionally and communicate nonverbally. She is skeptical of what others tell her and is slow to trust.

History: Born in the north her family was never financially stable. She sought a place where she would be rewarded solely on the merits of her skills. This search led her directly into Miner work with an outfit from a few towns over. Miner work suited her well, and with each successful project, she earned more gold and more respect from her peers. She was recently attacked on the road and savagely beaten by bandits.

Motivation: A strong sense of loyalty to Tiefling people; and she'd like to take her coworkers down a peg

Flaws: Ugly, Shy, Racist. Bonds: Poor, Job. Occupation: Miner

Voice: High pitched, excited

Possessions: 40 pp.