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Lord Harkon Tjesnitjérs of Ropominar (har-KONE)
           
Lord Tjenitjérs is an aging man with the clear grey eyes that his family shares, and like his niece he is slight for the region. Ruddy, weather-beaten skin and a battle-weary cynicism gives him a rugged look that hints at his past as a retired officer of Melvaunt.
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Manakja Alexana of the Order of Merciful Thorns, Chosen of Loviatar, the Lady Tjesnitjérs
           
Manakja Alexana is a young, dark-haired woman with a slight build, Chosen of Loviatar and a warrior of the Galena Crusades, retired when she suffered the injury that gave her a limp. She has a kind face and a gentle manner not common in the Moonsea, and she speaks in a low, husky voice. (234k mp3)
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Heimdall of Port Llast
           
A half-elf from the Sword Coast, Heimdall aided Manakja Alexana regain her uncle from the hands of bandits, and fell for her in the process. Ever since the battle with the bandits in Ezeroh Keep, there has been something off about him...
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Atjets Hugo of Talona
           
A cadaverous, scar-faced man with unkempt hair and mismatched clothes who subjects everyone to his flat Mooneye stare, Hugo is the beadle of Ropominar. He often bites his fingernails and mutters to himself as though speaking with someone; the villagers avoid him when they can, Talontar or not.
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the Mikhail
           
Once the enchanted servants of the mag Jarrow, the Mikhail's loyalty was diverted by Rhia, whom they now serve. One has the power to cloud the minds of men; the other two are capable of an inhuman flesh-burning attack.
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Rosjevo
           
A strange man, seemingly more than his hire as a sellspear suggests. He told Lord Tjesnitjérs of the dangers of the southern demon Emistil, but disappeared once he had convinced the group to hunt the creature.
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Burgomeister Yelan Surgars
           
A very short man with a curly black beard and thick sideburns, Surgars was once an adventurer and seems to know how to use the shortsword he wears. He is the Burgomeister of the village of Sirenik.
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Vyera
           
A keen-eyed woman with a conspicuously copper-capped little finger and several children, Vyera runs the Black Bird Inn in the village of Sirenik.
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Keerath
           
The leader of the militia in the village of Sirenik, Keerath is a straightforward man, proud of "his boys," the militiamen. He's the only one in the village who dares make raids into the Quivering Forest.
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Evgor
           
A man with an eye for a profit, Evgor runs the general store in the village of Sirenik.
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Holy Master of the High Discipline Valery of Bane
           
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Holy Mistress of the High Discipline Rusova of Shar
           
Rusova has an open, homey face that speaks of authority and competence. She has a reputation for wisdom, patience and hearing all sides of a story before passing judgement.
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Holy Master of the High Discipline Buryak of Bhaal
           
Buryak is a quiet man who radiates contained violence. His dark eyes reveal intelligence, but are as unreadable as an animal's.
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Holy Mistress of the High Discipline Ilyina of Loviatar
           
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Holy Mistress of the High Discipline Ludmila of Talona
           
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Holy Master of the High Discipline Pavel of Myrkul
           
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Manakja Aliz, Favored of Shar
           
One of the Favored come to prove her state of grace, Aliz has not yet shown herself to be among the Chosen of the Gods. With the help of Atjets Krel, Anya narrowly escaped being "questioned" by her, and Rhia was accused of sacrilege by her, leading to Rhia's indenture to the Church.
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Mandrake
           
Mandrake is the brawny leader of the brigands, who follow him from devotion as much as fear. He has no respect for the gods, or for those who pander to them. He relies on his own wit and strengths, and shows both iron determination and a mad thirst for vengeance.
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Emistil Darkeyes
           
Emistil is always cheerful, whether telling jokes or breaking bones; almost nothing seems to disrupt his good humor. The elf's necromancy did not prevent him from being captured by the party and sent to Melvaunt for induction into the Brotherhood of the Cloak.
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Octarov Marcadjev
           
Octarov was once a noble in line for a great inheritance, but was cheated of it, as he'll tell anyone who will listen. Both his swordsmanship and his arrogance are legendary among the outcasts of the northern Moonsea. When Anya was captured by the bandits, it was Octarov who gave her the means to escape.
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Atjets Parjev of Talona (deceased)
           
A squat, balding man with a tendency to cringe, wring his hands and roll his protruding, watery eyes, Atjets Parjev has broken at least a few tenets of the One True Faith just by tending the brigands, even if under threat - much less cooperating with demons. Paryev was poisoned by Atjets Krel.
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Koomdawr
           
Part man and part horse, this heavy-muscled warrior is a mythical kohpox that bears the scars of many battles. He bears a quiver at his waist, a wolf pelt across his shoulders, and barding and saddlebags to which a longbow is fastened.
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