Description: This fat southern man has a bulbous nose and wears an entirely white suit with brown socks and a vest with buckled shoes. His skin is also unnaturally pale. He wears his silver hair down. He wears crescent spectacles with a black brim.

Personality: He is cool and collected. He likes to make quips and puns whenever he does anything. He also makes a point to compliment his superiors and flatter them. He keeps company with all sorts of races to see how they think and challenge minds foreign to his own.

History: He was a bastard born out of an affair, and his mother always resented and mistreated him for it out of spite. Being born in the south, 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 south 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 east. Due to his spouse's obsession with being a Glassblower they were divorced and he won custody of their daughter. He worked as a Carter, and he later adopted a second daughter.

Motivation: Doesn't want to be a Carter and was forced into it by his family; and wants to raise his children well

Ideals: Disciplined, Gifted. Flaws: Ugly, Antagonistic. Bonds: Family. Occupation: Carter

Voice: Speaks with a cold

Possessions: 500 gp.

Description: This younger middle-aged man tends to wear a heavy leather apron. Coupled with his rolled up shirt sleeves this gives him a very relaxed look, and a wedding ring on his left hand. His golden hair is cut jaggedly and amateurishly. His ears are large.

Personality: He has two modes he varies between. On the job he is cold, steely and emotionless. Off the job he is a party animal. To his fellows he is seen as friendly and intelligent, but is angry and unforgiving to the so called fatcats and any who do and have associated with them.

History: He was born in the west. Oppleby abandoned his home at a very young age, living in the fields and plains. He survived everyday through hunting and stealing from passersby. He did whatever it took for him to survive. He has became unsatisfied with his lot in life, and decided to take up adventuring.

Motivation: Meet up once more with his childhood friend; and revenge

Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: In love, Job, Enemies, Immigrant, Adventurer. Occupation: Glassblower

Voice: Italian accent

Possessions: 23000 sp.

Description: This southern man dresses like a well dressed Performer does. His clothes are grease stained in places. His golden hair is braided into rings. This gray eyed southerner is not easily forgotten.

Personality: He acts crazy and hedonistic. He is susceptible to being scared and is in actuality easily frightened. He likes to tell stories.

History: When he was but 5 years old his parents immigrated from the south. His childhood dream was to be a Architect, but he was a colossal failure. He now owns his own business.

Motivation: Further expansion of business; and sabotage a competitor

Flaws: Hedonist, Fearful. Bonds: Job, Poor, Immigrant. Occupation: Performer

Voice: Sighs a lot, exhausted

Possessions: 4000 gp. White opal (1600 gp). Brown-green garnet (110 gp). Zircon (70 gp). 1 Minor magic item.

Description: He is a mite stocky and wears tight fitting pants and leather jackets. He usually doesn't wear a shirt. His yellow fur is singed and shortened. He is baby faced.

Personality: He is enamored with his job. He loves it. He likes the challenge and he likes helping those less fortunate than him. He is vehemently anti-magic. All of it is evil and corrupting in his opinion.

History: The child of western immigrants he idolized his father. His childhood dream was to be a Merchant, but he was a colossal failure. He became a plane-shifter, and is stopping over on this plane for a brief visit.

Motivation: He is terrified, and will act out of fear; and expand his business

Ideals: Opinionated. Flaws: Ugly, Fearful. Bonds: Job, Immigrant, Adventurer. Occupation: Mason

Voice: Soothing and warm

Possessions: 10 pp.