Description: She is an average looking southern female in her early mid-life. She wears a shirt that is too small, which lets her gut show, with a ratty grey coat over it. She has shaved her head bald. She has a tattooed face.

Personality: She misses her glory days as an athlete. She does not mind her job, but it is boring in comparison. She is cautious and jumpy. She reacts to every sound and lacks any concept of subtlety.

History: She was raised happily, as a normal child born to her mother and father. Her mother taught her the rudiments of the Laborer arts, while her father instructed her in etiquette, music and courtly manner. Gurdis abandoned her home at a very young age, living in the fields and plains. She survived everyday through hunting and stealing from passersby. She did whatever it took for her to survive. She now mingles about in high society.

Motivation: She has money and likes to spend it.

Ideals: Athletic. Flaws: Ugly, Fearful. Bonds: Rich, Adventurer. Occupation: Laborer

Voice: Spits and sputters

Possessions: 120 gp. Ceremonial electrum dagger with a star ruby in the pommel (600 gp). Silver comb with moonstones (600 gp). 1 Banded mail.

Description: This younger middle-aged woman typically wears brown cloth garments or leather armor, and a wedding ring on her left hand. Her hair is white, silky, and of moderate length. Her otherwise smooth face is marked with small tiny scars.

Personality: She is envious of other's things. She hoards treasure, art, food, wine, and anything that she so desires. She is lazy, self-centered, vain, and jealous.

History: She was born to a wealthy landowner in a frontier town, living a normal and happy childhood. Since her mother passed away years ago, her father had doted on her, and she came to think her herself as special and better than other people in town. A notion that was reinforced by her attractiveness, a trait in which she easily excels the other women of her town. Some 6 years later her spouse died after the birth of her daughter. Heartbroken, Jane never married again. Instead she focused her life to raising her daughter whom she trained as her mother had trained her before.

Motivation: She has money and likes to spend it; and money/treasure

Flaws: Greedy, Selfish. Bonds: In love, Attractive, Rich. Occupation: Assassin

Voice: Speaks with a cold

Possessions: White pearl (130 gp).

Description: She wears a well pressed and immaculate suit (or dress), and she perpetually has her club ready. Her red fur is kept up in a ponytail inside a small hat. She wears round tiny glasses practically rammed into her face.

Personality: She is shy and timid. She has not had much interaction with people and is skittish around them. She would rather hide behind her crafts than deal with other people.

History: Sweet was born in the north. At a young age she loved to build and create. Her mother was a mechanic, and taught her how to fix just about anything. She has never given up on her singing dream.

Motivation: She is currently in port desperately looking for someone to get her out; and to fight the greatest warriors and to fight in the greatest battles ever

Ideals: Fighting, Artistic, Persistence. Flaws: Shy. Bonds: Slave. Occupation: Banker

Voice: Irish accent

Possessions: 140 gp.

Description: A 5'7" eastern man, he does not wear sleeves and tends to eschew shirts when he can avoid it. His hair is blonde and curly. His thin eyebrows rest above his beady gray eyes.

Personality: Aside from being a little slow due to sleep deprivation he is generally quite perceptive. He notices little details and can draw good conclusions from them. He plays an instrument quite well.

History: Gerard was born in the east. At a young age he loved to build and create. He moved from fad to fad and when he turned 15 he discovered singing. He hasn't been sleeping well lately.

Motivation: He loathes his own lifestyle; and he feels kind of lost in life

Ideals: Artistic, Persistence. Flaws: Ugly, Insomniac, Depressed. Occupation: Shipwright

Voice: Spits words with contempt

Possessions: 20 pp.