Description: He has a missing left leg. He dresses in yellow turtlenecks beneath a red coat with black slacks. His red fur, when down, is lengthy. His blue eyes are desperate and heavily dilated. He has the appearance of someone under the heavy influence of drugs.

Personality: He will use flattery and sarcasm to attack and weaken his opponents. Despite his formidable combat skills he remains a coward. He misses his home and complains about the freezing weather, even in summer.

History: He was born to a pair of big game hunters, but was frequently ill as a child. A few years later when the south was not economically sound they moved to his current location. He moves from town to town, unable to find a place to settle.

Motivation: He possesses a valuable artifact that the thieves guild wishes to steal; and to fight the greatest warriors and to fight in the greatest battles ever

Ideals: Fighting. Flaws: Addict, Disease. Bonds: Immigrant. Occupation: Interpreter

Voice: American accent

Possessions: 1000 sp.

Description: This southern man dresses in brown turtlenecks beneath a violet coat with white slacks. His clothes are grease stained in places. His cinnamon fur is thinning but still full. He has green eyes.

Personality: He snorts whenever he laughs or is feeling confident. He is a ruthless business man, a trait he acquired from his father.

History: He was born several months after his father was called into army service. He always admired druidic-users and wanted to develop the talent, but never had the affinity for it. He now has a substantial network of resources ranging from contacts to ships to peers.

Motivation: He wants nothing more than to rejoin the army; and retire the richest man in the south

Ideals: Entrepeneur, Gifted. Bonds: Poor, Immigrant, Military. Occupation: Navigator

Voice: Posh accent

Possessions: 2000 sp.

Description: A man with a friendly, welcoming air about him, he typically wears a sleeveless long coat of deep brown leather and dull pastel iron scale mail. His silver hair is well kept and his bushy mustache is tapered upwards at the ends. He has amber eyes.

Personality: He runs his personal life as if detached from it. He organizes appointments and outings based on perceived benefits he will get from it. He is able to fit into much smaller and tighter spaces than normal.

History: The child of western immigrants he idolized his father. 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 Masseuse. He ran away from his former home and has been making his living as a Masseuse for the past few years.

Motivation: To be a Bookbinder again.

Ideals: Gifted. Flaws: Selfish. Bonds: Immigrant, Job. Occupation: Masseuse

Voice: Speaks like tongue is numb

Possessions: 1000 gp. Eyepatch with mock eye of sapphire and moonstone (1000 gp). Ceremonial electrum dagger with a star ruby in the pommel (1300 gp). Fire opal pendant on a fine gold chain (1000 gp). Eyepatch with mock eye of sapphire and moonstone (1000 gp). Silver-plated steel longsword with jet jewel in hilt (1000 gp). Black velvet mask with numerous citrines (160 gp). A miniature golden chest with tiny emeralds lining the top (160 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: He wears tattered old clothes. He has a very tight haircut. His eyes are hazel and catlike.

Personality: He misses his glory days as an athlete. He does not mind his job, but it is boring in comparison. He is a font of random trivia from the lore and stories he has discovered

History: Born to a poor family in the city he treasured whatever gifts he got. His father disappeared, and while he tried to raise money to find his father, he was betrayed dozens of times. He has been saving his money to try and buy his brother's freedom.

Motivation: His spouse's relatives view him with great suspicion; and to share knowledge with the world

Ideals: Athletic, Logical. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Poor, Family. Occupation: Beggar

Voice: Dutch accent

Possessions: 20 pp.