Description: He is an attractive man, lean and moderately muscular. He prefers to wear flannel. His hair is auburn and very short. His violet eyes are slightly larger than normal.

Personality: He tends to agree with only himself unless someone else's opinion sounds like he can profit from it. He tries to control his temper but he can't always stop himself from what he feels what must be done. He is however nostalgic and wants to reunite with his old comrades. He has some compunction and patriotism and will work for the government before all other clients.

History: A child with a great deal of writing talent his parents made sure he got the chance to thrive. A freak accident while working with his Apothecary father left him crippled. He has never given up on his writing dream.

Motivation: He's repulsed by the PC; and he's looking for his big break

Ideals: Artistic. Flaws: Antagonistic, Disease. Bonds: Attractive, Adventurer. Occupation: Fletcher

Voice: Low rumbling, strings words together

Possessions: 1100 sp.

Description: He is a paragon of his species. He is larger and stronger than most Half-Orcs. His skin is dark but he possesses many brown ritualistic tattoos. He wears a lot of dark rich colors, with gold accents. He has shaved his head bald. His hazel eyes have a joyful gleam in them most of the time.

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 is able to make almost anything out of random pieces of junk.

History: He was raised in a island tribe. Through the years after Golm was born, his mother became increasingly distant from his family, instead choosing to pursue power in the south. Golm's mother didn't care for him much, and the feeling was mutual. He bought a spear and has really upped his game hunting, due to his understanding of decoy and ambush.

Motivation: He's repulsed by the PC.

Ideals: Disciplined, Gifted. Flaws: Antagonistic. Bonds: Attractive, Nature. Occupation: Dilettante

Voice: Shortens vowels

Possessions: 4000 sp. Embroidered and bejeweled glove (1000 gp). Embroidered silk and velvet mantle with numerous moonstones (500 gp). A finely crafted rug of intricate, geometric designs worked with silver threading (40 gp). A life-sized copper and silver statuette of a cockatrice. (40 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: This younger middle-aged man prefers to wear fine silks, though has several suits of combat armor for his hunting needs, and a wedding ring on his right hand. He has a small bristly mustache and wavy red hair. He wears round tiny glasses practically rammed into his face.

Personality: He does not believe in betrayal or weakness as things to be tolerated. He invented a lineage for himself and claims to be descended from several legendary heroes.

History: He was born in a small forest village. He was taken as a slave by a traveling circus and forced to perform He now mingles about in high society.

Motivation: To reunite with his old friends; and he's looking for his big break

Ideals: Justice. Bonds: Rich, In love, Adventurer, Nature, Slave. Occupation: Crown-heir

Voice: Laughs frequently while speaking

Possessions: 400 gp. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: This slender man stands about 3'1". He tends to wear a large tan jacket. He wears his brown hair down. His amber eyes dart from person to person to random spaces in the air.

Personality: He dislikes all the random violence that takes place in the west. When he's not drinking or sleeping the drinks off, he's doing poetry.

History: He grew up in a lower middle class home, but living comfortably wasn't enough. He moved from fad to fad and when he turned 15 he discovered poetry. He now has a substantial network of resources ranging from contacts to ships to peers.

Motivation: He seems to be bored by most things.

Ideals: Pacifist, Artistic, Entrepeneur. Flaws: Mundane. Occupation: Servant

Voice: Forgets to breathe while speaking

Possessions: 90 pp.