Description: This man stands a little under 5'5" and is a bit bulky. He is very muscular particularly in the legs. He does not wear sleeves and tends to eschew shirts when he can avoid it. His fur is short and cinnamon. This blue eyed northerner is not easily forgotten.

Personality: A skeptical and narcissistic man, Flask's first love is himself. His second love is also himself. He is vehemently anti-magic. All of it is evil and corrupting in his opinion.

History: When he was but 5 years old his parents immigrated from the north. He worked as a nervous Bather and found it very stressful. He has set out to sabotage the competition.

Motivation: He is wracked by social anxiety; and he doesn't get along with people that don't share his tastes

Ideals: Impeccable, Opinionated. Flaws: Fearful. Bonds: Immigrant, Job. Occupation: Bather

Voice: Italian accent

Possessions: 200 sp. Chrysoberyl (80 gp). 1 Banded mail.

Description: This dark-skinned male wears a fine chain shirt which he covers with black colored cloaks and clothing. He is tall, broad shouldered and powerfully built. His hair is auburn and curly. He has gray eyes and a black hat with a violet feather.

Personality: He can speak with the recently deceased. He does suffer from mild PTSD, and the sight of orcs may trigger it at times.

History: Born in a small village he learned the ways of the warrior from his father. Through the years after Zogdûsh was born, his father became increasingly distant from his family, instead choosing to pursue power in the north. Zogdûsh's father didn't care for him much, and the feeling was mutual. Recently a tribe of orcs attacked the village and all able bodies who could hold a blade were quickly armed and sent to the walls. Zogdûsh fought at the side of some of the regions greatest heroes but was never overshadowed.

Motivation: To prove his worth to the world; and he's repulsed by the pc

Ideals: Gifted, Fighting. Flaws: Antagonistic, Impulsive. Bonds: Enemies. Occupation: Mortician

Voice: High pitched, excited

Possessions: 300 gp. Golden yellow topaz (800 gp). Eye agate (5 gp).

Description: He is a pot bellied eastern man with a big hulking figure and broad shoulders. He dresses like a well dressed Performer does. His dark red hair is singed and shortened. His eyes, though not visible through his cowl, are black.

Personality: Nicor is depressed about a lot of things. He tends to be a nihilist. A true patriot, Nicor would do anything for his country. He is fiercely protective of his fellow citizens and foreign allies.

History: Trained by his father for as long as he can remember he had it drilled in his head that it was his duty to serve his country. His childhood dream was to be a Painter, but he was a colossal failure. He has gone from town to town till he finds a spot where he can set up a sustainable business.

Motivation: Sabotage a competitor.

Ideals: Athletic. Flaws: Ugly, Depressed. Bonds: Job, Military. Occupation: Performer

Voice: American accent

Possessions: 1000 gp. Alexandrite (200 gp). Aquamarine (200 gp). Coral (70 gp). Rose (40 gp). Fire opal (500 gp).

Description: The man speaks with an almost imperceptible accent. He seems to always be the slightest bit damp as if he got out from a pool a few moments ago. He wears black painted combat armor at almost all times. His white hair is braided into rings. He wears crescent spectacles with a black brim.

Personality: Aggressive, abrasive, and angry, Cressel embodies much of what other species detest in the Tieflings. He enjoys reading and quiet.

History: He was born in the south, but his parents moved at a very young age to the east. After coming to the age of reason, Cressel 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 was granted psionic powers by his dying sister.

Motivation: To share knowledge with the world; and he's in love

Ideals: Logical, Gifted. Flaws: Antagonistic. Bonds: Immigrant. Occupation: Masseuse

Voice: Sighs a lot, exhausted

Possessions: 140 pp.