Description: He wears an amalgamation of clothes and depending on the season will wear more layers of the continuing hodge podge. His attire stands in sharp contrast to his pickaxe, which is beautifully polished and possesses an ornate carving of a dagger on it. His brown hair is unkempt and raggedy. He tend to wears goggles to shield his eyes.

Personality: He is calm most of the time but flees social interaction. He does suffer from mild PTSD, and the sight of gnolls may trigger it at times.

History: He was a bastard born out of an affair, and his mother always resented and mistreated him for it out of spite. When he was little, his rather wealthy family often ventured across the desert 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 desert due to the painful memories there. Caeldrim took refuge in the ruined castle and found the beat up pickaxe and armor he uses now. Days after completing his studies, news broke out that his hometown was attacked by gnolls. Caeldrim was horrified and prayed that his father was alright. However, he heard that his father had died fighting off the gnolls.

Motivation: Revenge.

Flaws: Ugly, Shy, Antagonistic. Bonds: Poor, Enemies, Nature. Occupation: Bowyer

Voice: Speaks through clenched teeth

Possessions: 4000 gp. Carnelian (50 gp). Red garnet (40 gp). Brown-green garnet (40 gp). Star rose quartz (50 gp). Black pearl (1200 gp). Pink pearl (40 gp). Star rose quartz (50 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: 4'11" and lanky with angular features, he is an attractive figure. He wears a simple burlap shirt and baggy pants. He conceals his glaive with his veritable burlap sack of a shirt. His red hair has been sun bleached extensively. This hazel eyed northerner is not easily forgotten.

Personality: This man loves music and to teach people music more than just about anything. He is however greedy and will demand payment and proof of collateral's value and will produce a merchant's scale to make sure he is not cheated out of a speck.

History: He is the product a well kept family trust fund and as such has never really known need. 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. Now he works as a music tutor during his time off.

Motivation: He has money and likes to spend it; and he is greedy

Ideals: Artistic, Entrepeneur, Logical. Bonds: Attractive, Rich. Occupation: Carter

Voice: High pitched, excited

Possessions: Aquamarine (1000 gp). Zircon (30 gp). Golden yellow topaz (1000 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: This slender man stands about 5'2". He is bundled in multiple layers and is prepared for a desert trek wearing a turban that covers his face most of the time. Sporting a red mohawk and bushy mustache this man's hair draws a lot of attention. His eyes are hazel and beady.

Personality: He will use flattery and sarcasm to attack and weaken his opponents. Despite his formidable combat skills he remains a coward. Animals are drawn to him, and he is able to talk to them.

History: He was born at the edge of vast desert. Through the years after Uthemar was born, his father became increasingly distant from his family, instead choosing to pursue power in the south. Uthemar's father didn't care for him much, and the feeling was mutual. He was granted druidic powers by his dying brother.

Motivation: He has money and likes to spend it; and to fight the greatest warriors and to fight in the greatest battles ever

Ideals: Fighting, Gifted. Flaws: Ugly, Antagonistic. Bonds: Nature. Occupation: Soapmaker

Voice: French accent

Possessions: 700 pp.