Description: This light-skinned male wears baggy blue pantaloons and a tan scarf. He is tall, broad shouldered and powerfully built. He wears his auburn hair up in a very large beehive style do. His eyes are likewise hazel.

Personality: He runs his personal life as if detached from it. He organizes appointments and outings based on perceived benefits he will get from it. He lacks moral complications. He does what he is told to by employers but not much else. He spends his money on whatever he fancies at the time.

History: He was born to a pair of big game hunters, but was frequently ill as a child. A freak accident while working with his Interpreter mother left him crippled. He has been saving his money to try and buy his brother's freedom.

Motivation: Retire the richest man in the north; and to be a interpreter again

Ideals: Entrepeneur. Flaws: Selfish, Disease. Bonds: Job, Family. Occupation: Mercenary

Voice: Breathy voice

Possessions: 1900 gp.

Description: This man is bedraggled and starved. He typically wears black cloth garments or leather armor. His red hair is still thick. He wears crescent spectacles with a black brim.

Personality: This man loves poetry and to teach people poetry more than just about anything. He is skeptical of what others tell him and is slow to trust.

History: He was born to loving parents in a slum to the north. He helped his mother out around the business and became quite the natural. He hasn't been sleeping well lately.

Motivation: Expand his business; and he is unsatisfied with his job

Ideals: Artistic. Flaws: Shy, Insomniac. Bonds: Poor, Job. Occupation: Fletcher

Voice: Pronounces 'its' and 'is' like 'eats' and 'ease'

Possessions: 70 pp. White opal (500 gp).

Description: A stocky darker skinned woman, she wears baggy brown pantaloons and a violet scarf. Her brown hair, when down, is lengthy. Her face is feral with sharp distinguishing features. Her spectacle hidden eyes are a deep amber.

Personality: She considers herself the protector of her home. She feels this is her duty and calling. As she has aged she has sought to do reparations for her actions as a youth. She is also making sure that her compatriots who never received punishment for their crimes are brought to justice.

History: Trained by her mother for as long as she can remember she had it drilled in her head that it was her duty to serve her country. Her parents died when she was young, and she was unceremoniously dumped in the city orphanage. Aline 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 Aline. Being a Masseuse kept her interest for a while, but then she became depressed and bored. So she turned to a secret life of crime, taking increasingly more risks and challenges.

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

Ideals: Justice. Bonds: Guardian, Criminal record, Military, Enemies. Occupation: Masseuse

Voice: Low range voice

Possessions: 200 gp. Aquamarine (1000 gp). Brown-green garnet (50 gp). Red-brown spinel (50 gp).

Description: This tall, slender woman prefers to wear grey clothing when she does not wear armor. Her golden hair is lengthy. Her face is covered beneath a completely black helmet.

Personality: She can speak with the recently deceased. She has a cruel streak; something she gained from her previous mentor. She harbors resentment against her former mentor.

History: Heir to a fortune, her parents put a great deal of effort into curing her disease. 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 was betrayed by a partner and left for dead, teaching her a humbling lesson in trusting others.

Motivation: She's repulsed by the PC.

Ideals: Gifted. Flaws: Antagonistic, Disease. Bonds: Mentor, Rich. Occupation: Actor

Voice: Speaks with back of mouth

Possessions: 140 pp.