Description: The light-skinned man stands 5'0" and dresses well, typically a more casual-formal manner. He sports a flattop hair cut. His hazel eyes peer out from beneath his Stetson grey hat.

Personality: A grumpy guy he will invite people to lunch so he can critique them. Yet he still seems generally likeable, like a lovable grump. He is skeptical of what others tell him and is slow to trust.

History: He was born on a small isolated farm. Since his mother passed away years ago, his father 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. After a long history of fighting, Everard and his spouse have recently divorced.

Motivation: He's repulsed by the PC; and he'd like to take his coworkers down a peg

Ideals: Philantrophist. Flaws: Antagonistic, Shy. Bonds: Attractive, Nature. Occupation: Bounty Hunter

Voice: Jittery and nervous

Possessions: 600 gp.

Description: He is dressed in a clean green cloak covering his clean studded leather. His hair is long and silver with streaks of chestnut, and is pulled back with small green clips. His beard is chestnut, braided, and well cared for. His eyes are amber and beady.

Personality: He is highly sensitive about his name. He loathes it, but will not take any guff about it from anyone. He is terrible with names forgetting people's names several times before they finally stick; this causes him no end of embarrassment.

History: Born in the west to a Bowyer, Simon learned a great deal about his father's area of expertise. Simon was born on a far western forest where he grew up under the tutelage of his father, an expert Bowyer. He struck the Bowyer job and began his own company from there.

Motivation: Further expansion of business; and balancing his hectic life and new bowyer responsibilities is difficult

Flaws: Ugly, Sensitive, Forgetful. Bonds: Job, Immigrant. Occupation: Bowyer

Voice: Dutch accent

Possessions: 400 gp.

Description: He wears a brown shirt, with a green mid length shorts with green tights and flats, usually wearing a coat over them, and he perpetually has his sword ready. His tied-back hair is brown. His eyes are likewise brown. His teeth are yellowed and unaligned.

Personality: His voice, at times compared to that of a Nymph, lambasts those who consider themselves "civilized" with snide, belittling remarks; the subtle growl he speaks with growing louder in doing so, one can find it most pronounced, despite the otherwise natural purity of his tone. His home and work are filled with various knick knacks he has acquired through the years. He cares a great deal for his adopted teenage daughter.

History: His father raised him in a mountain cabin. When he was little, his rather wealthy family often ventured across the forest to a summer home near a ruined castle. He would wander through that ruined castle and adventure through it for days. One day while adventuring a terrible storm took place and he was stranded inside. His family spent the next few days looking for him, and could only assume he was dead when it came time to leave. The family never returned to the forest due to the painful memories there. William took refuge in the ruined castle and found the beat up sword and armor he uses now. Due to his spouse's obsession with being a Performer they were divorced and he won custody of their daughter. He worked as a Cartwright, and he later adopted a second daughter.

Motivation: His relatives are trying to arrange a marriage; and an old rival family wants him found

Ideals: Fighting. Flaws: Ugly, Cynical. Bonds: Family, Nature. Occupation: Cartwright

Voice: Forgets to breathe while speaking

Possessions: 100 gp. 1 Masterwork Heavy steel shield. 1 Chain shirt.

Description: An imposing man with a heavy stainless steel prosthetic right leg, he is wearing dark clothing and a heavy breastplate, keeping many of his physical features obscured. His hair is golden, silky, and of moderate length. He has a very pronounced jaw and large eyebrows. He wears rectangular glasses with silver brims.

Personality: Friendly and accommodating he would invite many more into his home than his spouse would be comfortable with if they did not express concern about it. He is obsessed with a lost civilization.

History: Sold as a small child to a slaver, Bertram was an assistant, and all too frequently test subject. He eventually earned his freedom when his former master disappeared. He couldn't stand his childhood mentor and eventually formed a pact with his mentor's previously failed apprentice to rebel. When their plan failed the mentor lashed out against both of them and fled. He spent several years traveling with his friend, before both settled down to enjoy the fruits of their adventures.

Motivation: To reunite with his old friends; and he wants to meet his childhood hero

Ideals: Philantrophist. Bonds: Attractive, Adventurer, Mentor. Occupation: Jeweler

Voice: Irish accent

Possessions: 500 gp. Eyepatch with mock eye of sapphire and moonstone (600 gp). Gold and topaz bottle stopper cork (600 gp).

Description: He is an average looking southern male in his early mid-life. He wears light armors faded through time and improper care. He sports a flattop hair cut. His ears are large.

Personality: He is mildly Human supremacist, though he does not identify as such. He is always in debt, since he spends his money on lavish parties and gifts for friends

History: From birth he was tutored by a cruel and relentless mentor. As a young adult he joined a group advocating for an improvement in Human conditions. One night he noticed a nearby shooting star which he hiked out to see where it landed. It turned out to be an ancient artifact of some kind. He has done his darndest to repair it but it is currently non-functional.

Motivation: To prove his worth to the world; and a strong sense of loyalty to human people

Flaws: Ugly, Racist, Impulsive. Bonds: Mentor. Occupation: Laborer

Voice: Laughs frequently while speaking

Possessions: 10 pp.