Description: A 3'11" northern man, he prefers to wear the grand gowns of high society. He carries his fan with him everywhere and carries himself as the perfect gentleman. His golden hair is heavily combed to the left. He was beautiful and young once, which still shows through his age, but it is a faded beauty.

Personality: He is curt in most of his responses. He prefers to keep his word usage to a minimum to avoid giving away unnecessary information. He also is a firm believer in the manly ideal.

History: A powerful necromancer made him what he is. He couldn't stand his childhood mentor and eventually formed a pact with his mentor's previously failed apprentice to rebel. When their plan failed the mentor lashed out against both of them and fled. He remains aloof and afraid to be himself due to all the ideals others have placed upon him.

Motivation: He is greedy.

Flaws: Shy, Impulsive. Bonds: Rich, Attractive, Mentor. Occupation: Armorer

Voice: Low range voice

Possessions: 380 gp.

Description: This man stands a little under 6'3" and is a bit bulky. He is very muscular particularly in the legs. He wears long strands of ruby and short black dresses (or suits) accompanied by the proper stockings and shoes, with gloves of varying lengths. With bright red hair and a scraggly beard. His eyes are brown and he is always smoking a pipe.

Personality: He is business-like. He takes instructions and follows them to the letter. He is a ruthless business man, a trait he acquired from his father.

History: The child of a Dyer, who enjoyed hunting, Ghâm was taken on many hunting expeditions. Being born in the north, he completed his medical training abroad so as to avoid the war. He returned after the war having achieved medical proficiency. He was a general practitioner in the north for years, until he, through no fault of his own, lost a patient who had a very powerful family. Rather than risk reprisal he made his way south. When his spouse passed he lost his only source of income but claims to his daughters to still be retired.

Motivation: He is greedy; and doesn't want to be a navigator and was forced into it by his family

Ideals: Professionalism, Entrepeneur. Bonds: Rich, Nature, Family. Occupation: Navigator

Voice: Spits words with contempt

Possessions: 60000 cp.

Description: He dresses like a well dressed Stableman does. He has a small bristly mustache and wavy brown hair. His otherwise smooth face is marked with small tiny scars.

Personality: Prone to second guessing himself, he comes off as nervous. He cannot resist a sob story and will often dote over anyone who has one.

History: He was born the only child of a wealthy merchant. His necromantic abilities were realized during a raid on his village. He ran away from his former home and has been making his living as a Stableman for the past few years.

Motivation: Expand his business; and he'd like to take his coworkers down a peg

Ideals: Philantrophist, Entrepeneur, Gifted. Flaws: Shy. Bonds: Job. Occupation: Stableman

Voice: French accent

Possessions: 5000 cp.

Description: He dresses well, wearing black shirts, loose pants, and blazers most of the time. He is portly but not overly obese. He has brown hair. His blue eyes have a joyful gleam in them most of the time.

Personality: He tends to agree with only himself unless someone else's opinion sounds like he can profit from it. He tries to control his temper but he can't always stop himself from what he feels what must be done. He does not trust anyone and sleeps with one eye open.

History: Sold as a small child to a necromancer, Kilvar was an assistant, and all too frequently test subject. He eventually earned his freedom when his former master disappeared. He dropped out of school before completing his studies. After a long history of fighting, Kilvar and his spouse have recently divorced.

Motivation: He's repulsed by the PC.

Ideals: Logical. Flaws: Antagonistic, Insomniac. Bonds: Attractive, Mentor. Occupation: Barrister

Voice: Sleepy voice

Possessions: Rich purple corundum (400 gp). Smoky quartz (80 gp). Chalcedony (80 gp).