Description: He likes to wear darkened spectacles and heavy clothing, no matter the weather. His blonde hair is unkempt and raggedy. His hazel eyes have a joyful gleam in them most of the time.

Personality: He is inclined to make off color jokes and interpret anything that could be construed as such as innuendo. A true patriot, Azaki would do anything for his country. He is fiercely protective of his fellow citizens and foreign allies.

History: Azaki was born the youngest of three triplets. When money was particularly tight he was walking through alleys when he overheard a Beggar hiring some criminals to sabotage a competitor. He made his way to the other competitor and parlayed his knowledge into a job. When his spouse passed he lost his only source of income but claims to his sons to still be retired.

Motivation: An old rival family wants him found; and doesn't want to be a beggar and was forced into it by his family

Ideals: Joker. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Poor, Military, Family. Occupation: Beggar

Voice: Mumbles to self between sentences

Possessions: 800 gp. Embroidered silk and velvet mantle with numerous moonstones (1700 gp). An ornate, electrum-trimmed steel scabbard worked in swirl-patterns (160 gp). Silver comb with moonstones (100 gp). Silver comb with moonstones (100 gp).

Description: He wears a tan vest with golden trim over his white shirt. His grey leather gloves and pants are well-kept, and his tan boots flare out at the collars. His white hair is singed and shortened. He has a tattooed face.

Personality: He is extraordinarily passive and rarely speaks, let alone speaks his mind. His philosophy is that everyone needs a friend and as such shows hospitality towards all.

History: He was born several months after his father was called into army service. Cursed with lycanthropy at a very young age, Aust has worked very hard to control his curse. He was recently attacked on the road and savagely beaten by bandits.

Motivation: Wants to have a good time and be beloved.

Ideals: Optimist. Flaws: Ugly, Shy, Disease. Bonds: Military. Occupation: Laborer

Voice: Irish accent

Possessions: 1000 gp. Star ruby (1300 gp). Red-brown spinel (50 gp). Fire opal (1300 gp). Chalcedony (60 gp).

Description: Relatively heavier built than your average man, he is not imposing. He wears a well pressed and immaculate suit (or dress). His long red hair is drawn into a two foot long braid. This violet eyed westerner is not easily forgotten.

Personality: He thrives on attention. He does whatever is in his power to gain the attention of whomever he deems a fit date. He always tries to repair and not replace. It was this mentality that drove him into the Spy business.

History: He was born into a rich family. He inherited a moderately successful company from his father. Under his leadership it has flourished, and using capital from his venture he effectively owns an entire region. He hopes to save up enough money to one day pay a cleric to cure him.

Motivation: To clean up the streets; and he uses money and sex appeal to get what he needs

Ideals: Persistence. Flaws: Disease. Bonds: Attractive, Rich, Guardian. Occupation: Spy

Voice: Middle-eastern accent

Possessions: Black pearl (900 gp). Star ruby (700 gp). Bloodstone (20 gp).

Description: An imposing man with a heavy stainless steel prosthetic right leg, he is generally shirtless and showing off his tattooed chest. He has a small bristly mustache and wavy white hair. He wears a mask on his face.

Personality: He tends to agree with only himself unless someone else's opinion sounds like he can profit from it. He tries to control his temper but he can't always stop himself from what he feels what must be done. He disdains his fellow westerners, claiming they make him look unintelligent just for using an accent.

History: He was born in the west. Theriatis was a troubled youth. He spent his days as a hard laborer instead of attending school, and spent his evenings with numerous mobsters and gang members. Theriatis decided he wanted neither the life of his mother nor that of the evil petty criminals he associated with. During his early adolescence, he took a sudden opportunity while working the docks and commandeered a vessel that was left unmanned. When his spouse passed he lost his only source of income but claims to his sons to still be retired.

Motivation: To get a good night's sleep; and he possesses a valuable artifact that the thieves guild wishes to steal

Flaws: Antagonistic, Insomniac. Bonds: Immigrant, Criminal record, Family. Occupation: Shepherd

Voice: Thin and wheezing

Possessions: Just what you see.

Description: The light-skinned man stands 4'11" and is constantly adorned with expensive silk clothing, often dyed in bright brown and pastel, and wears rings and necklaces with large, colorful gems. His hair is silver and curly. Judging by the bloodshot nature of his eyes and the massive bags underneath them one would imagine he has not slept for days.

Personality: He is envious of other's things. He hoards treasure, art, food, wine, and anything that he so desires. His respect, as difficult as one would find it to earn, is unwavering; those who more than prove themselves to him, a bar set well above any reasonable standard, he tolerates in varying degrees. Though less modest and more hasty in his reactions to snap at those who irritate him, Aelar is combative with any and all who dare try his patience in the slightest.

History: Born to a pair of adventurers, Aelar grew up listening to his father's many stories. Ostracized due to the druidic powers of his oldest sister, he and his siblings struck out on their own. In the process these unassuming Elves became a terror of the countryside. He spent several years traveling with his friend, before both settled down to enjoy the fruits of their adventures.

Motivation: Obtaining odd cultural Elven artifacts is his passion; and he wants random interesting trinkets and junk, hates to throw anything away

Ideals: Justice, Gifted. Flaws: Insomniac, Greedy. Bonds: Rich, Adventurer. Occupation: Dyer

Voice: Timid voice

Possessions: 70 pp.