Description: This man is tall and muscular. He dresses like a well dressed Bowyer does. He has no hair. His otherwise smooth face is marked with small tiny scars.

Personality: Quiet and reserved he prefers to listen than to talk. He will nod occasionally and communicate nonverbally. He is susceptible to being scared and is in actuality easily frightened. He likes to tell stories.

History: He got into the Bowyer business at a young age. He sought a place where he would be rewarded solely on the merits of his skills. This search led him directly into Bowyer work with an outfit from a few towns over. Bowyer work suited him well, and with each successful project, he earned more gold and more respect from his peers. He was recently attacked on the road and savagely beaten by bandits.

Motivation: He'd like to take his coworkers down a peg; and he feels threatened by others

Ideals: Athletic. Flaws: Ugly, Shy, Fearful. Bonds: Job. Occupation: Bowyer

Voice: Complex vocabulary, royal

Possessions: 8000 sp. Jeweled anklet (2000 gp). Fire opal pendant on a fine gold chain (1500 gp). Solid gold idol (600 gp). Brass mug with jade inlays (600 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: He wears a fine chain shirt which he covers with grey colored cloaks and clothing. His skin is fair and his fingers are delicate and long. His red hair is thinning but still full. His amber eyes dart from person to person to random spaces in the air.

Personality: He is highly sensitive about his name. He loathes it, but will not take any guff about it from anyone. He is lazy, self-centered, vain, and jealous.

History: Gifted from a young age, Gunter studied abroad. When money was particularly tight he was walking through alleys when he overheard a Herbalist hiring some criminals to sabotage a competitor. He made his way to the other competitor and parlayed his knowledge into a job. He was granted arcane powers by his dying brother.

Motivation: He is not mentally stable, and does not behave rationally; and he is compelled to act according to his religious beliefs

Ideals: Gifted. Flaws: Sensitive, Selfish, Insane. Bonds: Poor. Occupation: Herbalist

Voice: Shortens vowels

Possessions: Bloodstone (80 gp). 1 Masterwork Common Melee.

Description: He wears a simple red robe with grey stripes complete with hood, and carries flails. His hair, while still mostly golden, has prominent grey streaks. His green eyes dart from person to person to random spaces in the air.

Personality: He is filled with cunning. He likes to feign weakness letting people think he is weak. He feeds upon the attention of others.

History: When he was but 7 years old his parents immigrated from the south. In his 18th year, his parents were killed by a giants raid, leaving Arumawann alone in the world. After a stint in an orphanage, he was adopted. He moves from town to town, unable to find a place to settle.

Motivation: A deep hatred of giants.

Ideals: Fighting. Flaws: Secretive. Bonds: Attractive, Immigrant, Enemies. Occupation: Adventurer

Voice: Scottish accent

Possessions: 400 gp.

Description: A thin man, he clearly needs to put on some weight, but he still has a lot of muscle. He is wearing the road beaten gear of a warrior. He keeps his long blue hair kept up in a rat tail. Judging by the bloodshot nature of his eyes and the massive bags underneath them one would imagine he has not slept for days.

Personality: Mormo speaks confidently about a variety of topics with grace. He is clearly well-traveled and educated. He has a habit of throwing himself into exceedingly dangerous situations.

History: Mormo was born the youngest of three triplets. His mother disappeared, and while he tried to raise money to find his mother, he was betrayed dozens of times. When his spouse passed he lost his only source of income but claims to his sons to still be retired.

Motivation: Wants to raise his children well; and to prove his worth to the world

Ideals: Fighting, Athletic, Impeccable. Flaws: Insomniac, Impulsive. Bonds: Family. Occupation: Server

Voice: Low and grunting

Possessions: 190 pp.