Description: He is wearing colorful clothing, dressed as a Ploughman. He is portly but not overly obese. His red hair is slicked back into a classic pompadour. He wears round tiny glasses practically rammed into his face.

Personality: He misses his glory days as an athlete. He does not mind his job, but it is boring in comparison. More though he will beg to come along on any journeys. He will attempt to stowaway on any ship he can in the hopes that it will get him further away.

History: He was a bastard born out of an affair, and his mother always resented and mistreated him for it out of spite. He sought a place where he would be rewarded solely on the merits of his skills. This search led him directly into Ploughman work with an outfit from a few towns over. Ploughman work suited him well, and with each successful project, he earned more gold and more respect from his peers. He has achieved small success as a Ploughman.

Motivation: Sabotage a competitor; and he desires power and/or immortality

Ideals: Athletic. Flaws: Antagonistic. Bonds: Slave, Job, Adventurer. Occupation: Ploughman

Voice: Farmer accent

Possessions: 300 gp. Carved bone or ivory statuette (40 gp). Carved harp of exotic wood with ivory inlay and zircon gems (400 gp). Carved harp of exotic wood with ivory inlay and zircon gems (400 gp).

Description: He is of a modest build and height, but he carries himself more imposing than he is. He wears a grey tunic with green highlights, and long violet pants that bunch up around his shoes. His hair is black, silky, and of moderate length. His eyes are a pleasant hazel.

Personality: In the realm of puns, he cannot help himself. He feels obliged to make them. 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: Gifted from a young age, Peren studied abroad. Brilliant and gifted he never wanted to apply himself. When he grew older, he became a bit more civilized, usually hanging around bars and taverns. He began work as a mercenary for hire. He would embark on any mission as long as the price was right.

Motivation: He made a deal with a demon which lead to his current lot in life, and he's becoming increasingly nervous about it; and to reunite with his old friends

Ideals: Joker, Gifted. Bonds: Attractive, Enemies, Adventurer, Debt. Occupation: Miller

Voice: Speaks with squeezed throat

Possessions: 10 pp.

Description: He wears rags and sports a simple walking cane, and carries greataxes. He has a very tight haircut. His eyes are gray.

Personality: He considers himself the protector of his home. He feels this is his duty and calling. He is a font of random trivia from the lore and stories he has discovered

History: Soveliss was born with his mother's beautiful face. He was taken from his home at a very young age. He routinely visits covens of witches but complains that many are fraudulent and lack true knowledge of magic.

Motivation: He is currently in port desperately looking for someone to get him out; and to clean up the streets

Ideals: Fighting, Logical. Bonds: Poor, Guardian, Attractive, Slave. Occupation: Seamstress

Voice: Whispers

Possessions: Just what you see.

Description: He is a mite stocky and typically wears brown cloth garments or leather armor. He has dyed his greying black hair a little too much giving a sharp black color. He is very pretty but has cold, dead eyes.

Personality: He is quiet and unassuming. He ignores others and carries on with his job unassumingly. He will do just about anything if he becomes convinced it is for someone's true love, of this he is easily convinced.

History: Thorpe was born the youngest of three triplets. His mother was very strict, and drilled into him lessons on being the perfect gentleman. He has set out to sabotage the competition.

Motivation: He'd like to take his coworkers down a peg; and he would like to get married and retire

Ideals: Impeccable. Bonds: Attractive, Job, Has a crush, Family. Occupation: Layabout

Voice: Puts emphasis on the wrong words

Possessions: 10 pp.