Description: He wears dark leathers with embroidery. He is portly but not overly obese. His brass crest is heavily combed to the right. His eyes, though not visible through his cowl, are red.

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. When he's not drinking or sleeping the drinks off, he's doing painting.

History: He is a Slaad in disguise. When money was particularly tight he was walking through alleys when he overheard a Slave Trader hiring some criminals to sabotage a competitor. He made his way to the other competitor and parlayed his knowledge into a job. He now spends his time doing works of charity.

Motivation: Meet up once more with his childhood friend.

Ideals: Artistic, Philantrophist. Bonds: Adventurer, Poor. Occupation: Slave Trader

Voice: Aggressive tone

Possessions: 40 gp.

Description: He wears a weathered and beat up set of banded mail beneath an oversized brown coat. He has a slight overbite and is overall scrawny. He wears his brown hair up in a very large beehive style do. His eyes, though not visible through his cowl, are gray.

Personality: He is erratic and paranoid. He believes dire rats are coming to abduct people. He does not mind isolation but does not hate company and attempts to receive them as best as possible.

History: Born in the north to a Butcher, Eiravel learned a great deal about his mother's area of expertise. His parents died when he was young, and he was unceremoniously dumped in the city orphanage. Eiravel grew up in the orphanage, tormented by the older kids and famished from lack of food. To avoid death by starvation, most orphans take to a life of crime or prostitution (often both), and so did Eiravel. He used his abilities to trick people and travel the world for free.

Motivation: To be a Performer again.

Ideals: Extrovert. Bonds: Enemies, Job, Criminal record. Occupation: Butcher

Voice: Indian accent

Possessions: 400 pp. Solid gold idol (500 gp). Silver-plated steel longsword with jet jewel in hilt (100 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: A 3'2" southern man, he is well dressed, but even with his fine clothing he looks run-down. His tied-back hair is blonde. He tend to wears goggles to shield his eyes.

Personality: He is not truly malevolent, but he is obsessed with singing. He constantly tries to fill his life with singing. Any perceived weakness will be pressed and exploited. He is seen as merciless and passionate.

History: Hamil was born the youngest of three triplets. He moved out east to avoid the crime he committed. He used his abilities to trick people and travel the world for free.

Motivation: Wants to raise his children well; and to clean up the streets

Ideals: Artistic. Bonds: Criminal record, Family, Guardian. Occupation: Barber

Voice: Italian accent

Possessions: Fire opal pendant on a fine gold chain (1400 gp). Carved harp of exotic wood with ivory inlay and zircon gems (1000 gp). Gold music box (1000 gp).

Description: He wears green robes with leather pauldrons. Though occasionally he wears more armor. He prefers to carry a rapier, but if one is not available he will default to his flail, and he perpetually has his flail ready. His hair is cut close to his head. He is missing an eye and his face is severely sunburned. His one remaining eye shines blue.

Personality: He seems absolutely devoid of it. He stares off into space and will respond with overly literal and minimalist answers to questions. He is lazy and tries to find solutions quickly.

History: He was raised in a white middle class family as the only child. A gypsy cursed him at a young age, leading to his ugly appearance. He was recently attacked on the road and savagely beaten by bandits.

Motivation: He is content.

Ideals: Fighting. Flaws: Ugly, Mundane, Lazy. Occupation: Doctor

Voice: Uses sign language

Possessions: 10 pp.