Description: This tall, slender man likes to wear black tank tops with brown pants. He has white hair. His face is covered beneath a completely black helmet.

Personality: He is a Slave Trader first and foremost. He believes firmly that knowledge should be universal. He has a hair trigger and will fly into rage over the tiniest perceived slights.

History: Raised by wardens he was only a novice when gnolls swooped upon their monastery and killed most of the order. He went to a religious school and was inspired by the priests there in charitable deeds. He became a Slave Trader soon after.

Motivation: Several ex partners dislike his way of doing things and want revenge; and further expansion of business

Flaws: Antagonistic. Bonds: Job, Religious, Enemies. Occupation: Slave Trader

Voice: Dutch accent

Possessions: Just what you see.

Description: A well shaped man just over fifty, he wears an amalgamation of clothes and depending on the season will wear more layers of the continuing hodge podge. His blue crest is greasy and uncared for. His face is feral with sharp distinguishing features. His spectacle hidden eyes are a deep red.

Personality: He is witty, but his monotone delivery comes off as unnerving He is able to make almost anything out of random pieces of junk.

History: He was born to a wealthy landowner in a frontier town, living a normal and happy childhood. Like his mother and his sister before him, after school he went straight into learning to become a Navigator. He struck the Navigator job and began his own company from there.

Motivation: He is unsatisfied with his job; and he is currently in port desperately looking for someone to get him out

Ideals: Joker, Gifted. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Rich, Job, Slave. Occupation: Navigator

Voice: Rolls R's

Possessions: Chalcedony (50 gp). Deep blue spinel (700 gp). Eye agate (5 gp). Deep green spinel (150 gp). Lapis lazuli (5 gp). Brown-green garnet (150 gp). Star rose quartz (50 gp).

Description: This man is bedraggled and starved. He wears an entirely tan suit with brown socks and a vest with buckled shoes. His chestnut hair is knotted and matted. His fierce blue eyes like to dwell on things.

Personality: He is a melancholic, but persistent worker. He resents family life and as such spurns the advances of admirers. Despite his manner, he is extremely passionate and proud of his job, and he prides himself in being thorough and never missing a detail.

History: Gerard was born in the west. At a young age he loved to build and create. He was taken from his home at a very young age. He has achieved small success as a Dyer.

Motivation: He'd like to take his coworkers down a peg.

Ideals: Persistence. Flaws: Depressed. Bonds: Poor, Job, Slave. Occupation: Dyer

Voice: Forgets to breathe while speaking

Possessions: 4000 sp. Banded agate (13 gp). Rich purple corundum (700 gp).

Description: This man wears an old set of leather armor, nicked and torn by the ravages of time and battle. He has a penchant for wearing a ring with an oversized amber on his left hand. His golden hair is greasy and uncared for. He wears an eyepatch.

Personality: He has a very dry and sarcastic sense of humor. He is not one for noise or eating so much, which is in direct contrast with his big mouthed big gutted partner. His partner is his best friend in the world. The two are very close despite being more or less each other's opposites. He is a thrill seeker, he laughs at people and throws down challenges. He is highly competitive and combative.

History: He comes from a rich western family. His parents enrolled him in a Bard school at a young age so that he could practice his martial talents. When he grew older, he became a bit more civilized, usually hanging around bars and taverns. He began work as a mercenary for hire. He would embark on any mission as long as the price was right.

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

Ideals: Gifted. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Rich, Adventurer. Occupation: Dyer

Voice: Creaky witch voice

Possessions: 90 pp.