Description: What flesh remains visible is marred by burns. She is dressed in a clean white cloak covering her clean studded leather. She has done her best to style her red hair to look like a famous performer. Her thin eyebrows rest above her beady amber eyes.

Personality: She loves justice and goodness and right action. Anyone who does not fulfill this criteria perfectly will no doubt get a lecture from her. She is the most sanctimonious self-righteous Halfling in existence. More though she will beg to come along on any journeys. She will attempt to stowaway on any ship she can in the hopes that it will get her further away.

History: She was born to loving parents in a slum to the south. She was part of a huge silver rush, which was taken over by a mining company. The company confiscated a lot of silver, but the shipment was lost. When she grew older, she became a bit more civilized, usually hanging around bars and taverns. She began work as a mercenary for hire. She would embark on any mission as long as the price was right.

Motivation: She has passion for adventuring and risk; and she is currently in port desperately looking for someone to get her out

Ideals: Justice. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Slave, Poor, Adventurer. Occupation: Blacksmith

Voice: Stutters

Possessions: 120 gp. 4 Holy water.

Description: This woman is unhealthily muscled, almost every single one of her veins is visible when she is not flexing. Her shirts and pants tend to be short and undersized for her due to the difficulty of finding a good tailor. She wears a wide-brimmed hat to hide her balding. Her eyes are green and beady.

Personality: She is calm most of the time but flees social interaction. She is obsessed with finding treasure.

History: Born in a small village she learned the ways of the warrior from her father. A gypsy cursed her at a young age, leading to her ugly appearance. She remains aloof and afraid to be herself due to all the ideals others have placed upon her.

Motivation: She wants to meet her childhood hero; and a need for knowledge about a nearby landmark

Ideals: Fighting, Athletic. Flaws: Ugly, Shy. Bonds: Adventurer. Occupation: Dyer

Voice: Spanish accent

Possessions: 60 gp.

Description: Relatively heavier built than your average man, he is not imposing. He wears clothing that is held on in multiple layers but all of it is in poor condition. He wears a small hat to cover his moderate length silver crest. His eyes are red and beady.

Personality: He likes to be helpful to his clients. He likes to prescribe proper advice to his clients. His brief stint in the army gave him the idea he was invincible and that he is the toughest man alive.

History: He is a Lamia in disguise. He made a point of taking high paying jobs and getting most of it up front. In the meantime he has taken over work as a Sage and occasionally as a mercenary.

Motivation: Further expansion of business; and wants to open a new tavern

Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Poor, Job, Military, Adventurer. Occupation: Sage

Voice: Thin and wheezing

Possessions: 160 gp.

Description: A man with thick toned arms and a paunchy gut. He wears a brown cloak and cross-gartered white stockings. His hair is greying and his face has many wrinkles. This brown eyed southerner is not easily forgotten.

Personality: He goes out his way to put a smile on everyone's face. There's no-one he won't accept into his heart. Animals are drawn to him, and he is able to talk to them.

History: His father raised him in a mountain cabin. His parents died when he was young, and he was unceremoniously dumped in the city orphanage. Oloric grew up in the orphanage, tormented by the older kids and famished from lack of food. To avoid death by starvation, most orphans take to a life of crime or prostitution (often both), and so did Oloric. Recently he has begun working with bootleggers and crooks.

Motivation: He is being blackmailed/forced/etc and this influences his actions.

Ideals: Athletic, Optimist, Gifted. Bonds: Nature, Criminal record. Occupation: Servant

Voice: American accent

Possessions: 30 pp.