Description: This late middle aged man is well dressed, constantly wearing a black suit, red shirt, and brown tie and is in decent physical shape. He is bald on top and has large chestnut tufts of hair around his ears. He is missing an eye and his face is severely sunburned. His one remaining eye shines green.

Personality: He can speak with the recently deceased. He moves from fascination to fascination almost instantaneously. If something can keep his interest for a month it is impressive.

History: He is the product a well kept family trust fund and as such has never really known need. He was married off to the eldest child of a minor noble. His spouse died of illness and he inherited everything. He has built up a small fortune and can afford his own way.

Motivation: His religion dominates his actions; and he has money and likes to spend it

Ideals: Gifted. Flaws: Ugly, Hedonist. Bonds: Rich, Religious. Occupation: Bounty Hunter

Voice: Posh accent

Possessions: 40 gp.

Description: He is of a modest build and height, but he carries himself more imposing than he is. He likes to wear ponchos typically of a light red in addition to tight pants. His silver hair has been sun bleached extensively. His eyes are likewise red. His teeth are white and perfect.

Personality: While he acts the brute, he is far gentler than he would appear. He receives visions of the future at random moments

History: Born in a small village he learned the ways of the warrior from his father. He was one of the best in his class, and was picked up by his current employer. He quickly showed his capability and was soon promoted to a head role. Due to his spouse's obsession with being a Mason they were divorced and he won custody of their son. He worked as a Glassblower, and he later adopted a second son.

Motivation: To reunite with his absent father; and marry his sister to traveling adventurers

Ideals: Fighting, Gifted. Bonds: Attractive, Job, Family. Occupation: Glassblower

Voice: Ums and uhs a lot

Possessions: 2000 sp.

Description: A man of a pale complexion, he wears a tan costume with the symbols of strength on his torso. His purple hair is drawn into a tight pony tail with a clover scrunchie. He tend to wears goggles to shield his eyes.

Personality: He is curt in most of his responses. He prefers to keep his word usage to a minimum to avoid giving away unnecessary information. He receives visions of the future at random moments

History: Balam was born to in a poor docking district. He spent his early days working in the same smith shop his mother was employed at, doing general labor. Ostracized due to the martial powers of his oldest brother, he and his siblings struck out on their own. In the process these unassuming Tieflings became a terror of the countryside. He has worked as a Knight like his mother before him.

Motivation: He wants revenge against goblins; and wants to open a new tavern

Ideals: Gifted. Flaws: Shy. Bonds: Poor, Job, Enemies. Occupation: Knight

Voice: pre-pubescent

Possessions: Just what you see.

Description: He has the majority of his body covered in plate. He carries a battered scimitar and tarnished greatsword as well. He keeps his long rusty crest kept up in a rat tail. His face is feral with sharp distinguishing features. His spectacle hidden eyes are a deep red.

Personality: Soft-spoken and well mannered, he has an amazing amount of patience and a slow boiling temper. He is fiercely devoted to his mother, and views his mother's ex-spouse as an evil person for separating him from his legal half-sister.

History: Born to a poor family in the city he treasured whatever gifts he got. His spouse left him for another, whom he beat to an almost bloody pulp. He did not win them back, but he came to a realization. To get what you want from life, you must take it. He has been saving his money to try and buy his sister's freedom.

Motivation: To reunite with his absent mother; and to unite with his sister

Ideals: Fighting, Disciplined. Bonds: Family, Poor. Occupation: Dyer

Voice: Gruff and masculine

Possessions: 130 pp.