Description: She wears a tan costume with the symbols of luck on her torso. She carries with her a set of axes, each one with a amethyst on the hilt. She only wears one on her belt and the other on her back. She has styled her brown hair well, parting it to the left. She wears crescent spectacles with a black brim.

Personality: She has two modes she varies between. On the job she is cold, steely and emotionless. Off the job she is a party animal. She is a ruthless business woman, a trait she acquired from her father.

History: Carlin was born to in a poor docking district. She spent her early days working in the same smith shop her father was employed at, doing general labor. In her youth she was part of a gang. She got caught, but did not rat out her comrades and served her time in prison. She then took over the family business and is one of the better Dyer for hire.

Motivation: To fight the greatest warriors and to fight in the greatest battles ever; and sabotage a competitor

Ideals: Fighting, Entrepeneur. Bonds: Job, Poor, Criminal record. Occupation: Dyer

Voice: Scottish accent

Possessions: 70 gp. 1 Magnifying glass.

Description: She wears just a red suit. She carries a battered sai and tarnished pickaxe as well. She wears her brown hair up. Her violet eyes have a joyful gleam in them most of the time.

Personality: She is extraordinarily eccentric. She is however greedy and will demand payment and proof of collateral's value and will produce a merchant's scale to make sure she is not cheated out of a speck.

History: When she was but 6 years old her parents immigrated from the east. She went to a religious school and was inspired by the priests there in charitable deeds. Recently a tribe of dire rats attacked the village and all able bodies who could hold a blade were quickly armed and sent to the walls. Marigold fought at the side of some of the regions greatest heroes but was never overshadowed.

Motivation: She is compelled to act according to her religious beliefs.

Ideals: Fighting, Entrepeneur. Flaws: Insane. Bonds: Immigrant, Religious. Occupation: Shoemaker

Voice: Aggressive tone

Possessions: Citrine (30 gp). 1 Half-Plate. 1 Banded mail. 1 Half-Plate. 1 Darkwood Shield.

Description: A pudgy woman standing about 4'10" has a big stupid grin on her face most of the time. She wears tight fighting clothing, which leaves very little to the imagination. Her chestnut hair is slicked back into a classic pompadour. Her green eyes peer out from beneath her wide-brimmed grey hat.

Personality: She is erratic and paranoid. She believes drow are coming to abduct people. She claims to be unscrupulous but at the end of the day she will do what she thinks is right.

History: Born in a small village she learned the ways of the warrior from her father. Over the years she perfected her riding and shooting skills. She now owns her own business.

Motivation: Further expansion of business; and she wants revenge against drow

Ideals: Fighting, Justice. Bonds: Enemies, Nature, Job. Occupation: Navigator

Voice: Middle-eastern accent

Possessions: 300 sp.

Description: A man with a calm yet intense air about him, he has a large brown mantle and cape that has been intricately interwoven into his white robe. He wears his cinnamon fur down. He is baby faced.

Personality: He is filled with cunning. He likes to feign weakness letting people think he is weak. He spends most of his days drinking in the Inn, the rowdiest and most dangerous establishment in town. There he gambles, wrestles and listens to stories told by travelers.

History: He was born in the south, but his parents moved at a very young age to the east. From there he went from mercenary job to mercenary job. Lacking all sense, he decided to go on an adventure. He picked a direction and started trekking.

Motivation: His spouse's relatives view him with great suspicion; and obtaining odd cultural tiefling artifacts is his passion

Flaws: Secretive. Bonds: Adventurer, Immigrant, Family. Occupation: Junk Dealer

Voice: Pronounces difficult words wrong

Possessions: 100 pp.