Description: Dark and lean, he is a relatively plain man. He wears long strands of topaz and short red dresses (or suits) accompanied by the proper stockings and shoes, with gloves of varying lengths. His orange fur is greasy and uncared for. He has a tattooed face.

Personality: He is a jovial happy person, but he is convinced people are living their lives too quickly. He is frequently practicing swordplay.

History: Right-Handed hails from a village terrorized by illithids. His father was a soldier and died while he was still young. Right-Handed was left his father's suit of armor and trained in its use and care. Days after completing his studies, news broke out that his hometown was attacked by illithids. Right-Handed was horrified and prayed that his mother was alright. However, he heard that his mother had died fighting off the illithids.

Motivation: He is greedy; and revenge

Ideals: Optimist. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Rich, Military, Enemies. Occupation: Spy

Voice: Middle-eastern accent

Possessions: Just what you see.

Description: A man of a pale complexion, he dresses in grey turtlenecks beneath a tan coat with green slacks. His silver hair is slicked back into a classic pompadour. He tend to wears goggles to shield his eyes.

Personality: He is a melancholic, but persistent worker. He resents family life and as such spurns the advances of admirers. His actions favor neither the good nor the evil, as he answers to a power that mortal men fail to acknowledge.

History: Born in the north his family was never financially stable. He was part of a huge silver rush, which was taken over by a mining company. The company confiscated a lot of silver, but the shipment was lost. 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: Meet up once more with his childhood friend; and to reunite with his absent mother

Flaws: Depressed. Bonds: Religious, Poor, Adventurer, Family. Occupation: Tanner

Voice: Hissing voice

Possessions: 310 gp.

Description: This late middle aged man very much looks the part of a Herbalist and is in decent physical shape. He has done his best to style his white hair to look like a famous performer. He has gleaming, smiling violet eyes.

Personality: He does not believe in betrayal or weakness as things to be tolerated. He feeds upon the attention of others.

History: A studious child he never was much for a social life, not because he was unlikable, but because he did not seek it out. As a young adult he joined a group advocating for an improvement in Gnomish conditions. He has drifted from career to career and currently works as a Herbalist.

Motivation: Further expansion of business; and expand his business

Ideals: Justice, Gifted. Flaws: Racist. Bonds: Job, Attractive. Occupation: Herbalist

Voice: Smooth and feminine

Possessions: 20 gp.

Description: He wears tight fitting pants and leather jackets. He usually doesn't wear a shirt. He is bristling with hidden weapons, mostly crossbows and greataxes. He has no hair. His eyes are likewise silver.

Personality: Nicor is a sociable creature first and foremost. He loves to listen to people at length before talking their ear off. He can carry on conversation for hours and will do so. He is however greedy and will demand payment and proof of collateral's value and will produce a merchant's scale to make sure he is not cheated out of a speck.

History: Nicor was born the youngest of three triplets. After coming to the age of reason, Nicor took it upon himself to study the druidic arts in their entirety; because of this, he was labeled a dark omen and banished from his homeland. When his spouse passed he lost his only source of income but claims to his sons to still be retired.

Motivation: Doesn't want to be a Mercenary and was forced into it by his family.

Ideals: Extrovert, Entrepeneur, Gifted. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Criminal record, Family. Occupation: Mercenary

Voice: Jamaican accent

Possessions: 80 pp.