Description: A man with a cold, calculating air about him, he wears a grey vest with golden trim over his white shirt. His violet leather gloves and pants are well-kept, and his grey boots flare out at the collars. He keeps his long brown hair kept up in a rat tail. His eyes are blue and catlike.

Personality: Oloric is a sociable creature first and foremost. He loves to listen to people at length before talking their ear off. He can carry on conversation for hours and will do so. His respect, as difficult as one would find it to earn, is unwavering; those who more than prove themselves to him, a bar set well above any reasonable standard, he tolerates in varying degrees. Though less modest and more hasty in his reactions to snap at those who irritate him, Oloric is combative with any and all who dare try his patience in the slightest.

History: His father raised him in a mountain cabin. He was an apprentice working in his mother's forge. He has set out to sabotage the competition.

Motivation: He seems to be bored by most things; and balancing his hectic life and new knight responsibilities is difficult

Ideals: Extrovert, Justice. Flaws: Mundane. Bonds: Nature, Job. Occupation: Knight

Voice: High pitched and raspy

Possessions: 6000 cp. 1 Bullseye lantern.

Description: He wears loose pants and a collared shirt complete with sweater beneath his coat. He has chestnut hair. His eyes are blue and he is always smoking a pipe.

Personality: He likes to fabricate stories about his past exploits and how crazy he is, but in actuality he is rather bland. He is however greedy and will demand payment and proof of collateral's value and will produce a merchant's scale to make sure he is not cheated out of a speck.

History: He was raised in a white middle class family as the only child. Before the accident, he was one of the most outspoken anti-Tiefling activists. He was mortally wounded, saved by a kind and fast-acting Tiefling doctor. He then took over the family business and is one of the better Apothecary for hire.

Motivation: Revenge; and someone believes him a fraud

Ideals: Entrepeneur. Flaws: Mundane, Racist. Bonds: Job, Enemies. Occupation: Apothecary

Voice: Jittery and nervous

Possessions: 400 gp.

Description: She is a mite stocky and is well dressed, constantly wearing a black suit, green shirt, and red tie. She keeps her long chestnut hair kept up in a rat tail. Her red eyes dart from person to person.

Personality: She hates goblins. She views them as having robbed her home of its proper glory. She does not believe in violence as a means to an end. She is a dedicated Cook but believes her peers are too gung-ho.

History: Born to a pair of adventurers, Damaia grew up listening to her father's many stories. A freak accident while working with her Crown-heir father left her crippled. She spent several years traveling with her friend, before both settled down to enjoy the fruits of their adventures.

Motivation: Many goblins want her driven away.

Ideals: Pacifist. Flaws: Disease. Bonds: Enemies, Adventurer. Occupation: Cook

Voice: Excited and jittery

Possessions: 16000 cp. Red-brown spinel (120 gp). Tourmaline (120 gp).

Description: Relatively heavier built than your average woman, she is not imposing. She is bundled in multiple layers and is prepared for a desert trek wearing a turban that covers her face most of the time. Her chestnut hair is drawn into a tight pony tail with a dagger scrunchie. She has black eyes.

Personality: She likes to make people angry or surprised. She cannot resist a sob story and will often dote over anyone who has one.

History: She was a bastard born out of an affair, and her mother always resented and mistreated her for it out of spite. Her druidic abilities were realized during a raid on her village. She guards a vault combo very seriously as well as the key needed to open it.

Motivation: She feels kind of lost in life; and she's repulsed by the pc

Ideals: Philantrophist, Gifted. Flaws: Antagonistic, Secretive, Depressed. Occupation: Armorer

Voice: Aggressive tone

Possessions: 40 pp.