Description: This man wears a pastel vest and prefers white and green shirts. His boots appear to have been at one point steel toed but are quite worn down, and sports empty pouches on his belt. His hair is long and red with streaks of golden, and is pulled back with small pastel clips. His beard is golden, braided, and well cared for. His face possesses mild wrinkles. His smile is extraordinarily sincere though he does not smile often.

Personality: He believes mankind has become decadent and spoiled by the march of civilization and an end should come to life as we know it. His temper goes off on the smallest of things. He tends to lash out at those around him.

History: His druidic talent manifested at a young age. Aiming to upstage a rival house, his parents had him trained. As a young adult he joined a group advocating for an improvement in Half-Elven conditions. He was granted druidic powers by his dying sister.

Motivation: He's repulsed by the PC; and half-elven compassion

Ideals: Gifted. Flaws: Ugly, Antagonistic, Racist. Bonds: Nature. Occupation: Animal Trainer

Voice: Prounounces S like Z

Possessions: 600 gp. Amber (150 gp). Freshwater pearl (15 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: This southern man's face is deformed and paralyzed on one side. As such, he slurs his words together. He is well dressed, constantly wearing a blue suit, green shirt, and violet tie. He has a small bristly mustache and wavy red hair. His eyes are gray and beady.

Personality: A deeply religious man he believes everything happens for a reason. He is however greedy and will demand payment and proof of collateral's value and will produce a merchant's scale to make sure he is not cheated out of a speck.

History: A child with a great deal of painting talent his parents made sure he got the chance to thrive. His first spouse was a Servant, they had one daughter, but his spouse won total custody. Without his spouse to temper him he grew out of control. He has never given up on his painting dream.

Motivation: Wants to raise his children well.

Ideals: Entrepeneur, Artistic. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Religious, Family. Occupation: Doctor

Voice: Sleepy voice

Possessions: 60000 cp. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: A thin man, he clearly needs to put on some weight, but he still has a lot of muscle. He wears an old set of leather armor, nicked and torn by the ravages of time and battle. His long blonde hair reaches down to his waist. He has a dull look in his blue eyes.

Personality: He hates drow. He views them as having robbed his home of its proper glory. Animals are drawn to him, and he is able to talk to them.

History: Corkitron hails from a village terrorized by drow. After coming to the age of reason, Corkitron took it upon himself to study the psionic arts in their entirety; because of this, he was labeled a dark omen and banished from his homeland. He now mingles about in high society.

Motivation: He is greedy; and revenge

Ideals: Athletic, Gifted. Bonds: Enemies, Rich. Occupation: Knight

Voice: Pronounces difficult words wrong

Possessions: 400 sp. 1 Banded mail.

Description: He is typically in his Spice Merchant uniform. His fur is gray and very short. His eyes are copper and he is always smoking a pipe.

Personality: Serpent hangs on like a leech to those who appreciate him. It was this clingy personality that held back his poetry career. As he has aged he has sought to do reparations for his actions as a youth. He is also making sure that his compatriots who never received punishment for their crimes are brought to justice.

History: He is the product a well kept family trust fund and as such has never really known need. He has had some formal poetry training, and achieved minor success. He has built up a small fortune and can afford his own way.

Motivation: He possesses a valuable artifact that the thieves guild wishes to steal; and to be a mortician again

Ideals: Artistic, Justice. Bonds: Job, Criminal record, Rich. Occupation: Spice Merchant

Voice: Scottish accent

Possessions: 30 pp.