Description: His left side is far more bruised and cut up than his other. He wears tight fighting clothing, which leaves very little to the imagination. His brown hair is heavily combed to the left. He wears a mask on his face.

Personality: Calm and collected, he is a well trained Painter. He is vehemently anti-magic. All of it is evil and corrupting in his opinion.

History: A powerful brothel owner made him what he is. He worked as a nervous Painter and found it very stressful. He then took over the family business and is one of the better Painter for hire.

Motivation: Further expansion of business; and to fight the greatest warriors and to fight in the greatest battles ever

Ideals: Fighting, Opinionated. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Job, Mentor. Occupation: Painter

Voice: Thin and wheezing

Possessions: 100 sp. 1 Masterwork Common Melee.

Description: This man is moderately tanned and has just the faintest trace of an accent. He has a large blue mantle and cape that has been intricately interwoven into his yellow robe. His silver hair is lengthy. His otherwise smooth face is marked with small tiny scars.

Personality: He has schizophrenia that causes him to hear things that aren't there and will sometimes respond to them. He passes on several rewards to people in need. He makes a point to leave places better than he found them.

History: He was always a brilliant, if unscrupulous mind. While he appears to be a normal Human, he's... not quite right. Perhaps he's slightly insane, or otherwise so mentally alien to the rest of the world that he plain doesn't fit in. He routinely visits covens of witches but complains that many are fraudulent and lack true knowledge of magic.

Motivation: He is not mentally stable, and does not behave rationally; and to share knowledge with the world

Ideals: Philantrophist, Logical. Flaws: Disease, Insane. Bonds: Immigrant. Occupation: Map Maker

Voice: Jittery and nervous

Possessions: 80 pp. Brass mug with jade inlays (500 gp). Large well-done wool tapestry (500 gp). Fire opal pendant on a fine gold chain (700 gp). A detailed rose, with petals and thorns, constructed of silver and electrum (90 gp). Fire opal pendant on a fine gold chain (700 gp).

Description: A man with a friendly, welcoming air about him, he wears a tight fitting white shirt and pants. His golden hair is styled in orderly dreadlocks. His otherwise smooth face is marked with small tiny scars.

Personality: He will rave to anyone who will listen. He is a very good compulsive liar and kleptomaniac.

History: When he was but 7 years old his parents immigrated from the east. When he came of age, he joined a caravan that would eventually take him to the capital. He would practice along the way and, when he arrived, be apprenticed to a Actor. He inherited the family business which he has now maintained for 5 years.

Motivation: To pay off his debts; and expand his business

Flaws: Insane. Bonds: Criminal record, Immigrant, Job, Debt. Occupation: Actor

Voice: German accent

Possessions: 4000 cp. Silver-plated steel longsword with jet jewel in hilt (200 gp).

Description: What flesh remains visible is marred by burns. He prefers to wear fine silks, though has several suits of combat armor for his hunting needs. He has a very tight haircut. His gray eyes are passionate and lively.

Personality: Cocky and sure of himself, he believes he is the best Shipwright born in the past three hundred years. 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: From birth he was tutored by a cruel and relentless mentor. In his youth he was part of a gang. He got caught, but did not rat out his comrades and served his time in prison. He now owns his own business.

Motivation: His name or reputation has been wronged in the past by gnolls, and he desires to right it; and many gnolls want him driven away

Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Rich, Job, Enemies, Mentor, Criminal record. Occupation: Shipwright

Voice: Cold and demanding tone

Possessions: 30 pp.