Description: This man stands a little under 6'5" and is a bit bulky. He is very muscular particularly in the legs. He wears a fine chain shirt which he covers with green colored cloaks and clothing. His hair is white and very short. Judging by the bloodshot nature of his eyes and the massive bags underneath them one would imagine he has not slept for days.

Personality: He swings through moods quickly. One moment he is cool and collected, the next he is carried away by passions. He is an amazing painter.

History: Raised by wardens he was only a novice when dire rats swooped upon their monastery and killed most of the order. His druidic abilities were realized during a raid on his village. He has taken up leadership of the village's small militia in response to dire rats demanding more tribute than usual.

Motivation: Someone believes him a fraud; and his name or reputation has been wronged in the past by dire rats, and he desires to right it

Ideals: Passionate, Gifted. Flaws: Insomniac. Bonds: Religious, Enemies. Occupation: Stableman

Voice: Booming voice

Possessions: 800 gp.

Description: He dresses in pastel turtlenecks beneath a black coat with brown slacks. He carries a battered hammer and tarnished hand crossbow as well. His silver hair is singed and shortened. His fierce violet eyes like to dwell on things.

Personality: His tongue was cut out and he uses sign language. He has no love for corruption and racketeering and views those as crimes of the highest magnitude.

History: He was born a particularly ugly child, much to the horror of his parents. A gypsy cursed him at a young age, leading to his ugly appearance. He has since lost track of the people in his past.

Motivation: Wants to raise his children well; and marry his brother to traveling adventurers

Ideals: Fighting, Justice. Flaws: Ugly, Disease. Bonds: Family. Occupation: Butcher

Voice: Pronounces 'its' and 'is' like 'eats' and 'ease'

Possessions: 40000 cp. Brass mug with jade inlays (300 gp). Large well-done wool tapestry (300 gp). Large well-done wool tapestry (300 gp).

Description: He wears a grey vest and prefers tan and white shirts. His boots appear to have been at one point steel toed but are quite worn down. His red hair is slicked back into a classic pompadour. His face is scarred and worn.

Personality: He is envious of other's things. He hoards treasure, art, food, wine, and anything that he so desires. He is a font of random trivia from the lore and stories he has discovered

History: He was born in the south. Bernard was born on a far southern mountains where he grew up under the tutelage of his father, an expert Scribe. He left for the south, certain he would find work there.

Motivation: To share knowledge with the world; and a rival would like him out of the picture

Ideals: Logical. Flaws: Ugly, Greedy. Bonds: Immigrant, Slave. Occupation: Scribe

Voice: Sleepy voice

Possessions: 60 pp.

Description: This malnourished woman wears white trousers with brown and white striped suspenders. She wears various colorful collared shirts. Her chestnut hair is greasy and uncared for. Her face possesses mild wrinkles. Her smile is extraordinarily sincere though she does not smile often.

Personality: She is curt in most of her responses. She prefers to keep her word usage to a minimum to avoid giving away unnecessary information. She works hard and plays hard.

History: Sold as a small child to a brothel owner, Griselda was an assistant, and all too frequently test subject. She eventually earned her freedom when her former master disappeared. When money was particularly tight she was walking through alleys when she overheard a Shipwright hiring some criminals to sabotage a competitor. She made her way to the other competitor and parlayed her knowledge into a job. She remains aloof and afraid to be herself due to all the ideals others have placed upon her.

Motivation: She feels the way she acts is they only way to get by in the world.

Flaws: Ugly, Shy, Hedonist. Bonds: Poor, Mentor. Occupation: Shipwright

Voice: Soft and mumbly

Possessions: 20 pp.