Description: What flesh remains visible is marred by burns. He has a large green mantle and cape that has been intricately interwoven into his tan robe. He has no hair. This amber eyed northerner is not easily forgotten.

Personality: Halimath is a sociable creature first and foremost. He loves to listen to people at length before talking their ear off. He can carry on conversation for hours and will do so. 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, Halimath is combative with any and all who dare try his patience in the slightest.

History: A powerful slaver made him what he is. His parents were killed by dire rats in a raid when he was still a young child. The dire rats captured him, and made him a slave and general play-thing. He was beaten and tortured regularly, leading to his deformed appearance. He has taken up leadership of the village's small militia in response to dire rats demanding more tribute than usual.

Motivation: A deep hatred of dire rats; and revenge

Ideals: Extrovert, Justice. Flaws: Ugly. Bonds: Mentor, Enemies. Occupation: Healer

Voice: Sleepy voice

Possessions: 1000 gp. Carved harp of exotic wood with ivory inlay and zircon gems (500 gp). Brass mug with jade inlays (300 gp). Ceremonial electrum dagger with a star ruby in the pommel (400 gp). Gold dragon comb with red garnet eye (400 gp). Ceremonial electrum dagger with a star ruby in the pommel (400 gp). A necklace of small pink pearls (1000 gp). Gold music box (1000 gp). Silver chalice with lapis lazuli gems (70 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: He is lean but muscular and wears skinny pants and wears a black and red robe with the hood down. His auburn hair is braided into rings. His eyes are violet and catlike.

Personality: Hadarai is depressed about a lot of things. He tends to be a nihilist. His temper goes off on the smallest of things. He tends to lash out at those around him.

History: His history is one of pain. He was disowned by both parents and raised among the slaves his parents kept. He was an adventurer many years ago and he formed a blood bond with his Elven companion (his 'brother'). He became a plane-shifter, and is stopping over on this plane for a brief visit.

Motivation: Find a way to reverse the transformation of his brother; and he has passion for adventuring and risk

Flaws: Depressed, Antagonistic. Bonds: Slave, Adventurer, Family. Occupation: Fletcher

Voice: growls and snarls, animalistic

Possessions: 400 pp. Fire opal pendant on a fine gold chain (1900 gp). Cloth of gold vestments (40 gp). Silver-plated steel longsword with jet jewel in hilt (800 gp). Jeweled gold crown (2000 gp). A necklace of small pink pearls (3000 gp). Large well-done wool tapestry (400 gp). Golden circlet with four aquamarines (3000 gp). Large well-done wool tapestry (400 gp). 1 Minor magic item. 1 Minor magic item.

Description: A 4'10" eastern man, he wears tattered old clothes. He has silver hair. His brown eyes are desperate and heavily dilated. He has the appearance of someone under the heavy influence of drugs.

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 is a bit of a xeno-phobe, disliking non-Elves.

History: A studious child he never was much for a social life, not because he was unlikable, but because he did not seek it out. As a young adult he joined a group advocating for an improvement in Elven conditions. He got away from his former life and has fallen to alcoholism.

Motivation: Elven compassion; and a strong sense of loyalty to elven people

Ideals: Gifted. Flaws: Ugly, Addict, Antagonistic, Racist. Occupation: Detective

Voice: Jamaican accent

Possessions: 300 pp.