Description: He is of a modest build and height, but he carries himself more imposing than he is. 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 white crest, when down, is lengthy. His face is feral with sharp distinguishing features. His spectacle hidden eyes are a deep red.

Personality: He likes to make people angry or surprised. He has the money to obtain near anything and knows that if you pay a man enough he will sell his own mother. Money is his most trusted friend.

History: He was raised in a white middle class family as the only child. He inherited a moderately successful company from his mother. Under his leadership it has flourished, and using capital from his venture he effectively owns an entire region. He left for the south, certain he would find work there.

Motivation: Seeks redemption; and to end his boredom

Flaws: Antagonistic, Mundane. Bonds: Rich, Immigrant, Criminal record. Occupation: Laborer

Voice: Spits and sputters

Possessions: 50 pp.

Description: Runty and weak-looking, he is well dressed, but even with his fine clothing he looks run-down. His tied-back hair is red. His green eyes dart from person to person to random spaces in the air.

Personality: Confrontational and typically high on some drug or another. When triggered he is a bloodthirsty maniac, stopping at nothing and killing everything for almost an hour.

History: Born to a Weaver, his mother struggled to pay the bills. Adam was a troubled youth. He spent his days as a hard laborer instead of attending school, and spent his evenings with numerous mobsters and gang members. Adam decided he wanted neither the life of his mother nor that of the evil petty criminals he associated with. During his early adolescence, he took a sudden opportunity while working the docks and commandeered a vessel that was left unmanned. He is untrained/undisciplined, which makes him dangerous.

Motivation: A rival would like him out of the picture; and seeks redemption

Flaws: Ugly, Addict, Insane. Bonds: Poor, Criminal record. Occupation: Slave Trader

Voice: Adds syll-ab-les for em-pha-sis

Possessions: 400 sp. 1 Banded mail.

Description: This man is tall and muscular. He wears light armors faded through time and improper care. He has a very tight haircut. His hazel eyes have a joyful gleam in them most of the time.

Personality: He is business-like. He takes instructions and follows them to the letter. Despite his manner, he is extremely passionate and proud of his job, and he prides himself in being thorough and never missing a detail.

History: He was raised in a white middle class family as the only child. He was one of the best in his class, and was picked up by his current employer. He quickly showed his capability and was soon promoted to a head role. He has worked as a Bellfounder like his mother before him.

Motivation: He is content.

Ideals: Athletic, Professionalism. Flaws: Mundane. Bonds: Job. Occupation: Bellfounder

Voice: Puts emphasis on the wrong words

Possessions: 1500 sp. 1 Climber’s kit. 1 Simple lock.

Description: He wears tight fitting clothing which further accentuates his frame. He has a slight overbite and is overall scrawny. He has white crest. His gold eyes are passionate and lively.

Personality: A grumpy guy he will invite people to lunch so he can critique them. Yet he still seems generally likeable, like a lovable grump. He has a habit of throwing himself into exceedingly dangerous situations.

History: The child of eastern immigrants he idolized his mother. His spouse left him for another, whom he beat to an almost bloody pulp. He did not win them back, but he came to a realization. To get what you want from life, you must take it. He moves from town to town, unable to find a place to settle.

Motivation: He's repulsed by the PC; and to prove his worth to the world

Ideals: Philantrophist, Fighting. Flaws: Antagonistic, Impulsive. Bonds: Attractive, Immigrant. Occupation: Doctor

Voice: Cold and demanding tone

Possessions: 90 pp. 3 Tanglefoot bags.