Description: This tall, slender man dresses well, typically a more casual-formal manner. He has done his best to style his gray fur to look like a famous performer. His yellow eyes lackadaisically let the world flow into them.

Personality: He is a hateful person. He taunts others and blames them for his problems. He does not believe in violence as a means to an end. He is a dedicated Herbalist but believes his peers are too gung-ho.

History: Raised by wardens he was only a novice when brigands swooped upon their monastery and killed most of the order. From his teen years he was always beautiful and desirable, so people have always doted on him. He was betrayed by a partner and left for dead, teaching him a humbling lesson in trusting others.

Motivation: A deep hatred of brigands; and he wants revenge against brigands

Ideals: Pacifist. Flaws: Antagonistic. Bonds: Attractive, Religious, Enemies. Occupation: Herbalist

Voice: Middle-eastern accent

Possessions: 400 pp. Silver chalice with lapis lazuli gems (60 gp). Carved harp of exotic wood with ivory inlay and zircon gems (400 gp). 1 Medium magic item.

Description: He is lean but muscular and wears a yellow armored body suit, with a simple black line shooting up and back down. His long red crest is drawn into a two foot long braid. He is very pretty but has cold, dead eyes.

Personality: He is witty, but his monotone delivery comes off as unnerving Only to laugh say gotcha and shoot double pistol fingers at the fooled target.

History: Raised by wardens he was only a novice when orcs swooped upon their monastery and killed most of the order. Since his father passed away years ago, his mother had doted on him, and he came to think her himself as special and better than other people in town. A notion that was reinforced by his attractiveness, a trait in which he easily excels the other men of his town. He has taken up leadership of the village's small militia in response to orcs demanding more tribute than usual.

Motivation: His name or reputation has been wronged in the past by orcs, and he desires to right it; and a deep hatred of orcs

Ideals: Joker. Bonds: Attractive, Religious, Enemies. Occupation: Layabout

Voice: Sounds elderly

Possessions: 500 gp.

Description: A thin man, he clearly needs to put on some weight, but he still has a lot of muscle. He has a large grey mantle and cape that has been intricately interwoven into his green robe. His white hair is unkempt and raggedy. His otherwise smooth face is marked with small tiny scars.

Personality: He likes to fabricate stories about his past exploits and how crazy he is, but in actuality he is rather bland. He is kind towards other men and children and will generally offer men help without question. Others will generally need to prove themselves to him.

History: Born to a Butcher, his father struggled to pay the bills. He was an athlete and attended two major summer competitions. He never won. He used his abilities to travel the world and help people.

Motivation: Wants to work out more often; and to end his boredom

Ideals: Athletic, Philantrophist. Flaws: Ugly, Mundane. Bonds: Poor. Occupation: Beggar

Voice: Puts emphasis on the wrong words

Possessions: 4000 cp.

Description: He is a husky man, who wears an old set of leather armor, nicked and torn by the ravages of time and battle. His white hair is singed and shortened. He tend to wears goggles to shield his eyes.

Personality: Abrasive and pushy, he has a hard time making friends. He does not mind isolation but does not hate company and attempts to receive them as best as possible.

History: He was born the only child of a wealthy merchant. In his formative years he discovered how persuasive he was. He began using that to his advantage selling useless wares at inflated prices. He has been a successful dealer in antiques buying low and selling high.

Motivation: Retire the richest man in the west; and he's repulsed by the pc

Ideals: Extrovert, Entrepeneur. Flaws: Ugly, Antagonistic. Occupation: Soapmaker

Voice: Sighs a lot, exhausted

Possessions: 40 pp.