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 has a very tight haircut. Her otherwise smooth face is marked with small tiny scars.

Personality: She is a melancholic, but persistent worker. She resents family life and as such spurns the advances of admirers. She spends most of her days drinking in the Inn, the rowdiest and most dangerous establishment in town. There she gambles, wrestles and listens to stories told by travelers.

History: She was raised in a desert tribe. She was an athlete and attended two major summer competitions. She never won. She has set out to sabotage the competition.

Motivation: Wants to open a new tavern; and a need for knowledge about a nearby landmark

Ideals: Fighting, Athletic. Flaws: Depressed. Bonds: Adventurer, Nature, Job. Occupation: Doctor

Voice: Indian accent

Possessions: 230 gp.

Description: 4'11" and muscular, this southern woman wears long strands of amber and short brown dresses (or suits) accompanied by the proper stockings and shoes, with gloves of varying lengths. She has a long golden ponytail with little hanging trinkets. Judging by the bloodshot nature of her eyes and the massive bags underneath them one would imagine she has not slept for days.

Personality: She will rave to anyone who will listen. She uses divination through singing.

History: She was raised happily, as a normal child born to her mother and father. Her mother taught her the rudiments of the Fisher arts, while her father instructed her in etiquette, music and courtly manner. Her mother had invested heavily in several trade routes and wanted her to inherit them. She now mingles about in high society.

Motivation: Wants to work out more often; and to get a good night's sleep

Ideals: Athletic, Gifted. Flaws: Insomniac, Insane. Bonds: Rich. Occupation: Fisher

Voice: Scratchy, weak

Possessions: 4000 cp.

Description: This woman has a large green mantle and cape that has been intricately interwoven into her blue robe. She is muscular with a powerful set of arms. She wears her white hair down. She has a dull look in her black eyes.

Personality: She is erratic and paranoid. She believes goblins are coming to abduct people. She loves teas. She is very sensitive about her face. To blow off anger she lifts weights and to control her otherwise explosive temper she works out a lot.

History: The child of a Sellsword, who enjoyed hunting, Gadreel was taken on many hunting expeditions. There was a wharf not far from home where she often wandered off to fish. She has drifted from career to career and currently works as a Shoemaker.

Motivation: She feels the way she acts is they only way to get by in the world; and further expansion of business

Ideals: Fighting, Impeccable. Bonds: Enemies, Nature, Job. Occupation: Shoemaker

Voice: Low rumbling, strings words together

Possessions: 70 gp. 1 Good lock.

Description: Standing 4'5", this man wears a grey armored body suit, with a simple green line shooting up and back down. He has moderate length brown hair. His gray eyes are desperate and heavily dilated. He has the appearance of someone under the heavy influence of drugs.

Personality: He can speak with the dead, and doesn't see much difference between the living and dead. 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, Olunt is combative with any and all who dare try his patience in the slightest.

History: He served in the navy to pay for his family's outstanding loans. His psionic abilities were realized during a raid on his village. He's since become an addict/alcoholic.

Motivation: He wants nothing more than to rejoin the army.

Ideals: Gifted, Justice. Flaws: Addict. Bonds: Military. Occupation: Bowyer

Voice: Jittery and nervous

Possessions: 120 pp.