Description: He wears a worn and beaten armor. His skin is fair and his fingers are delicate and long. His hair is cut close to his head. His eyes, though not visible through his cowl, are hazel.

Personality: This man loves poetry and to teach people poetry more than just about anything. A fanatic, his devotion to his small selection of gods is unquestionable. He claims to be doing their will and will base all his actions on whether or not they would be pleasing to the gods.

History: Berrian was born into a poor family. Growing up, he dreamt of becoming a Adept, to bring honor to his family’s name. When he came of age, he applied for a position with his town's local guard, looking to work his way up via merit and eventually become a Adept in service of a powerful lord somewhere. He 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. He has never given up on his poetry dream.

Motivation: Regain custody of his daughter; and marry his sister to traveling adventurers

Ideals: Artistic. Bonds: Religious, Poor, Adventurer, Family. Occupation: Shoemaker

Voice: Strong lisp

Possessions: 300 gp.

Description: A stocky darker skinned man, he sports grey clothing, slightly heavier than average wear. His hair is greying and his face has many wrinkles. He has several tiny aquamarine earrings on each ear.

Personality: He is quite rude, and likes to deride his opponents skill and shout insults at them. Around other people he will do his best to conceal his emotions and appear jolly.

History: He was born the only child of a wealthy merchant. His mother took him hunting and taught him how to get in the mind of other creatures. He remains aloof and afraid to be himself due to all the ideals others have placed upon him.

Motivation: He has money and likes to spend it; and he is greedy

Ideals: Entrepeneur. Flaws: Antagonistic, Shy. Bonds: Rich, Nature. Occupation: Sculptor

Voice: Hissing voice

Possessions: 40 pp.

Description: A plain young-adult woman, she dresses like a well dressed Detective does. Her hair is red and curly. Her voice is smooth and creepy, always level, but somehow just slightly unnerving.

Personality: She hates Half-Elves with a passion. As such she is filled with self loathing. She does not trust anyone and sleeps with one eye open.

History: Her mother raised her in a mountain cabin. She was one of the best in her class, and was picked up by her current employer. She quickly showed her capability and was soon promoted to a head role. She has set out to sabotage the competition.

Motivation: To be a Banker again.

Flaws: Insane, Racist, Insomniac. Bonds: Job, Nature. Occupation: Detective

Voice: Australian accent

Possessions: 400 gp.

Description: He likes to wear white tank tops with blue pants. He carries with him a set of quarterstaffs, each one with a ruby on the hilt. He only wears one on his belt and the other on his back. His golden hair is slicked back into a classic pompadour. His face is feral with sharp distinguishing features. His spectacle hidden eyes are a deep amber.

Personality: He is a pretentious jerk insisting that modern society is full of problems and should revert to a simpler time. He lacks restraint and is impulsive. He jumps in and acts without thinking all too often.

History: Rûkdûg was born into a poor family. Growing up, he dreamt of becoming a Ranger, to bring honor to his family’s name. When he came of age, he applied for a position with his town's local guard, looking to work his way up via merit and eventually become a Ranger in service of a powerful lord somewhere. From there he went from mercenary job to mercenary job. He spent several years traveling with his friend, before both settled down to enjoy the fruits of their adventures.

Motivation: A need for knowledge about a nearby landmark; and to reunite with his old friends

Ideals: Fighting. Flaws: Antagonistic, Impulsive. Bonds: Poor, Adventurer. Occupation: Spice Merchant

Voice: Low rumbling, strings words together

Possessions: 140 pp.