Description: Standing 5'8", this man wears light armors faded through time and improper care. His black hair is greasy and uncared for. His eyes, though not visible through his cowl, are brown.

Personality: He will use flattery and sarcasm to attack and weaken his opponents. Despite his formidable combat skills he remains a coward. As long as the job gets done he does not care how it got done.

History: Manfred was born the youngest of three triplets. His father disappeared, and while he tried to raise money to find his father, he was betrayed dozens of times. By chance he met his sister recently and the two have been together since.

Motivation: Regain custody of his son.

Ideals: Fighting, Professionalism. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Family. Occupation: Shepherd

Voice: Indian accent

Possessions: 600 gp. Blue quartz (10 gp).

Description: A man with a warm, jovial air about him, he wears a robe, a symbol of strength around his neck, and a bastard sword on his belt. His black hair and beard is wavy and long. He has a tattooed face.

Personality: He trusts no one. He is not readily capable for forgiveness and his ire never leaves him. He is ready at a moment's notice to give into his darker urges. He is a real pyromaniac and does not care who the fire hurts. He often ends up burning people alive in the fires he starts.

History: He got into the Dyer business at a young age. When he came of age, he joined a caravan that would eventually take him to the capital. He would practice along the way and, when he arrived, be apprenticed to a Dyer. He has drifted from career to career and currently works as a Dyer.

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

Ideals: Fighting. Flaws: Antagonistic, Insane. Bonds: Criminal record, Job. Occupation: Dyer

Voice: Mumbles to self between sentences

Possessions: 200 gp. A large tome filled with over one hundred recipes written by a former royal chef. (40 gp). A delicate silver chain set with a tourmaline (70 gp).

Description: This eastern man is abnormally tall. He wears a robe, a symbol of the sun god around his neck, and a bastard sword on his belt. His whole body is exceptionally muscular. His black hair is slicked back into a classic pompadour. His hazel eyes dart from person to person.

Personality: He thrives on attention. He does whatever is in his power to gain the attention of whomever he deems a fit date. When he's not drinking or sleeping the drinks off, he's doing music.

History: A powerful slaver made him what he is. A few years later when the south was not economically sound they moved to his current location. 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. Balimaar fought at the side of some of the regions greatest heroes but was never overshadowed.

Motivation: His name or reputation has been wronged in the past by dire rats, and he desires to right it; and to fight the greatest warriors and to fight in the greatest battles ever

Ideals: Fighting, Artistic. Bonds: Immigrant, Attractive, Mentor. Occupation: Bookbinder

Voice: Uses lots of figures of speech

Possessions: 200 gp. Eye agate (12 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: She is in excellent shape and prefers to wear flannel. Her wide-brimmed hat is riddled with cuts and holes. Her voice is smooth and creepy, always level, but somehow just slightly unnerving.

Personality: She has a massive crush on the younger sibling of the Sculptor who has hired her part-time. She invites people to come help in her community garden.

History: She was born a particularly ugly child, much to the horror of her parents. She was an athlete and attended two major summer competitions. She never won. She is untrained/undisciplined, which makes her dangerous.

Motivation: Wants to work out more often; and to settle down with her crush

Ideals: Athletic, Philantrophist. Flaws: Ugly, Insane. Bonds: Has a crush. Occupation: Sculptor

Voice: Eastern European accent

Possessions: 70 pp.