Description: He wears brown robes with leather pauldrons. Though occasionally he wears more armor. He prefers to carry a rapier, but if one is not available he will default to his morningstar, but does not cut a very imposing figure. He walks with a slouch but will stand straight to his full 5'7" when asserting himself. His silver hair is drawn into a tight pony tail with a clover scrunchie. He wears round tiny glasses practically rammed into his face.

Personality: He speaks before he thinks and is too direct. His home and work are filled with various knick knacks he has acquired through the years. He cares a great deal for his adopted teenage son.

History: A powerful slaver made him what he is. He couldn't stand his childhood mentor and eventually formed a pact with his mentor's previously failed apprentice to rebel. When their plan failed the mentor lashed out against both of them and fled. He has been a successful dealer in antiques buying low and selling high.

Motivation: To prove his worth to the world; and wants to raise his children well

Ideals: Entrepeneur. Flaws: Impulsive. Bonds: Family, Mentor. Occupation: Scribe

Voice: Indian accent

Possessions: 50 pp.

Description: A man with a warm, jovial air about him, he wears a shirt that is too small, which lets his gut show, with a ratty tan coat over it. His red hair is still thick. His face is feral with sharp distinguishing features. His spectacle hidden eyes are a deep violet.

Personality: He has a good heart but also a terrible temper. He will forgive often but not before yelling and berating someone for whatever they have done wrong. Energy wise he seems alert and responsive.

History: He was raised in a plains tribe. From there he went from mercenary job to mercenary job. He was betrayed by a partner and left for dead, teaching him a humbling lesson in trusting others.

Motivation: A need for knowledge about a nearby landmark; and he wants to meet his childhood hero

Ideals: Professionalism. Flaws: Ugly, Antagonistic. Bonds: Nature, Adventurer. Occupation: Shoemaker

Voice: Slurs words

Possessions: 800 gp. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

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 wavy golden hair. Her eyes are amber and she is always smoking a pipe.

Personality: Helen wants to be seen as a stoic, levelheaded, noble Paladin, so she tries to act the part. She does a good job, for the most part... She has a habit of throwing herself into exceedingly dangerous situations.

History: She got into the Miller business at a young age. She worked as a nervous Miller and found it very stressful. She ran away from her former home and has been making her living as a Miller for the past few years.

Motivation: To prove her worth to the world.

Ideals: Fighting, Athletic, Disciplined. Flaws: Impulsive. Bonds: Job. Occupation: Miller

Voice: American accent

Possessions: 300 gp. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: She wears a brown armored body suit, with a simple blue line shooting up and back down. Her white hair is styled in orderly dreadlocks. This brown eyed easterner is not easily forgotten.

Personality: She is cool and collected. She likes to make quips and puns whenever she does anything. She also makes a point to compliment her superiors and flatter them. She pushes her goals aggressively. She is also a coward if confronted.

History: Born in the east to a Fortune-teller, Margery learned a great deal about her father's area of expertise. She went to a religious school and was inspired by the priests there in charitable deeds. She then took over the family business and is one of the better Fortune-teller for hire.

Motivation: She has a rivalry with the Church that dominates her actions.

Ideals: Disciplined. Flaws: Fearful. Bonds: Job, Religious. Occupation: Fortune-teller

Voice: Spits words with contempt

Possessions: 80 pp.