Description: This southern woman's face is deformed and paralyzed on one side. As such, she slurs her words together. She wears a red coat over a violet low-cut shirt, and a broad hat upon her head. Her hair, while still mostly brown, has prominent grey streaks. Her violet eyes have a joyful gleam in them most of the time.

Personality: Confrontational and typically high on some drug or another. She believes the world needs to unite to get rid of illithids once and for all.

History: Ella lived on a farm with her father, near the main road leading to a nearby town. She took after her father in leading caravans. Because they were valued, her father taught her to defend herself. When her father died while fighting illithids, the young Ella began to lead the lost caravan. By chance she met her brother recently and the two have been together since.

Motivation: Regain custody of her son.

Ideals: Entrepeneur. Flaws: Ugly, Addict. Bonds: Enemies, Family. Occupation: Soapmaker

Voice: Complex vocabulary, royal

Possessions: 100 gp. Amber (90 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: A man with thick toned arms and a paunchy gut. He wears just a black suit. He sports a flattop hair cut. His eyes are violet and beady.

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, Drogo is combative with any and all who dare try his patience in the slightest.

History: Born to a pair of adventurers, Drogo grew up listening to his father's many stories. He always admired martial-users and wanted to develop the talent, but never had the affinity for it. He is searching for what he claims is his rightful reward.

Motivation: Obtaining odd cultural Human artifacts is his passion; and to reunite with his old friends

Ideals: Athletic, Gifted, Justice. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Adventurer. Occupation: Gardener

Voice: Puts emphasis on the wrong words

Possessions: 400 gp. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: Her skin has the orange glow of too much sun. She typically wears black cloth garments or leather armor. Her golden hair is smooth and relatively long. She is very pretty but has cold, dead eyes.

Personality: While she acts the brute, she is far gentler than she would appear. She has all her life been fascinated with writing.

History: Born to a poor family in the city she treasured whatever gifts she got. She was a friend to animals and a trickster. In her defense of animals however she would do severe harm to people. She bought a flail and has really upped her game hunting, due to her understanding of decoy and ambush.

Motivation: To fight the greatest warriors and to fight in the greatest battles ever.

Ideals: Fighting, Artistic. Bonds: Attractive, Poor, Nature. Occupation: Roofer

Voice: Hollow voice

Possessions: 200 gp.

Description: This northern man dresses like a well dressed Weaver does. His clothes are grease stained in places. His hair is silver and curly. His eyes are blue and he is always smoking a pipe.

Personality: He is a very happy person and has lots of energy. To put it simply, he's a very lovable idiot. He is a big fan of imagination and believes people should spend more time reading and writing.

History: Heward was born to in a poor docking district. He spent his early days working in the same smith shop his mother was employed at, doing general labor. Like his mother and his brother before him, after school he went straight into learning to become a Weaver. He then took over the family business and is one of the better Weaver for hire.

Motivation: Wants to open a new tavern; and wants to have a good time and be beloved

Ideals: Optimist, Logical. Bonds: Job, Poor, Immigrant. Occupation: Weaver

Voice: Switch between two voices

Possessions: 90 pp.