Description: She is of a modest build and height, but she carries herself more imposing than she is. She likes to wear darkened spectacles and heavy clothing, no matter the weather. Her moppish blonde hair is in a traditional bowl cut. Her fair skin shows little sign of her aristocratic breeding.

Personality: She is quiet and unassuming. She ignores others and carries on with her job unassumingly. 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: The child of northern immigrants she idolized her mother. Cursed with a spirit at a very young age, Drenna has worked very hard to control her curse. She became a plane-shifter, and is stopping over on this plane for a brief visit.

Motivation: To be a Crown-heir again; and she desires power and/or immortality

Flaws: Disease. Bonds: Attractive, Job, Adventurer, Immigrant. Occupation: Butcher

Voice: Draws out vowels

Possessions: 800 gp. Emerald (800 gp). Aquamarine (400 gp). Blue star sapphire (800 gp). Red-brown spinel (80 gp). 1 Masterwork Common Ranged Weapon.

Description: She is an exceptionally muscular looking southern young adult. She wears bulky pastel painted plate armor. Beneath her clothing is a huge mess of scar tissue. She has styled her white fur well, parting it to the right. She has a dull look in her green eyes.

Personality: She resents people who mock her appearance or her, so she has learned to be the meanest son of a gun. She also is a firm believer in the womanly ideal.

History: Dynamic was raised in a hard working conservative environment. When she came of age, she joined a caravan that would eventually take her to the capital. She would practice along the way and, when she arrived, be apprenticed to a Laborer. Days after completing her studies, news broke out that her hometown was attacked by gnolls. Dynamic was horrified and prayed that her mother was alright. However, she heard that her mother had died fighting off the gnolls.

Motivation: Many gnolls want her driven away; and to prove her worth to the world

Flaws: Ugly, Impulsive. Bonds: Slave, Job, Enemies. Occupation: Laborer

Voice: Deep voice with rolling R's

Possessions: 1300 sp. Red-brown spinel (160 gp). Banded agate (9 gp).

Description: The woman speaks with an almost imperceptible accent. She seems to always be the slightest bit damp as if she got out from a pool a few moments ago. She typically wears a sleeveless long coat of deep red leather and dull green iron scale mail. She wears a small hat to hide her balding. She wears large thick round spectacles.

Personality: A rambunctious noisy drunk she knows how to make people feel guilty. More though she will beg to come along on any journeys. She will attempt to stowaway on any ship she can in the hopes that it will get her further away.

History: Gynnie was born with her father's beautiful face. Her parents died when she was young, and she was unceremoniously dumped in the city orphanage. Gynnie 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 Gynnie. She has recently gotten a pet goose that steals things from people.

Motivation: She will attempt to ambush and attack anyone she thinks she can take on alone and try to knock them out with non-lethal damage. If successful, she will try to sell them to her slave-trader contact.

Flaws: Depressed. Bonds: Immigrant, Slave, Attractive, Criminal record. Occupation: Barrister

Voice: Soft and mumbly

Possessions: 2000 sp. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: This western woman wears an entirely black suit with violet socks and a vest with buckled shoes. Her clothes are grease stained in places. She has shaved her head bald. Her eyes are likewise gray.

Personality: She is quiet and anti-social and can barely make it a few minutes in conversation before her hampering stammer kicks in. To her fellows she is seen as friendly and intelligent, but is angry and unforgiving to the so called fatcats and any who do and have associated with them.

History: Her parents moved while she was still in utero so she is the first generation to be born here. When money was particularly tight she was walking through alleys when she overheard a Shoemaker hiring some criminals to sabotage a competitor. She made her way to the other competitor and parlayed her knowledge into a job. She moves from town to town, unable to find a place to settle.

Motivation: A deep hatred of brigands; and many brigands want her driven away

Ideals: Logical. Flaws: Shy. Bonds: Poor, Immigrant, Enemies. Occupation: Shoemaker

Voice: Speaks with lower jaw sticking out

Possessions: 1200 gp. Star rose quartz (70 gp). Blue star sapphire (1400 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: He is well dressed, but even with his fine clothing he looks run-down, but does not cut a very imposing figure. He walks with a slouch but will stand straight to his full 6'3" when asserting himself. He wears his beige fur up. His otherwise smooth face is marked with small tiny scars.

Personality: He is irritable and easily angered. He is a bit of a bully and is not afraid to use his stature and powers to intimidate and hurt. Despite his manner, he is extremely passionate and proud of his job, and he prides himself in being thorough and never missing a detail.

History: His father raised him in a mountain cabin. He sought a place where he would be rewarded solely on the merits of his skills. This search led him directly into Farmer work with an outfit from a few towns over. Farmer work suited him well, and with each successful project, he earned more gold and more respect from his peers. After a long history of fighting, Beast and his spouse have recently divorced.

Motivation: Sabotage a competitor; and he feels that his past leaves him morally obligated to help

Flaws: Antagonistic. Bonds: Job, Nature, Criminal record. Occupation: Farmer

Voice: Dark and ominous

Possessions: 160 pp.