Our story begins
Inali
In-ALL-e (she / her)
“I’ve heard some say scars are the mark of a true warrior, but wouldn’t a true warrior be better at not getting cut?”
A sellsword with a specialized skillset and few scruples, Inali has made a business of minding her own business. She enjoys the finer things in life—food, puzzles, and stimulating conversation—but has found herself feeling isolated after her last protegee moved on.
Selya
SELL-e-uh (she / her)
“You think I am some petty parlor mage who will weave you up a magic trick if you throw a penny in my cup, whose only dream in life is a warm bed in a boarding house in Andras?”
In exile from her homeland and hunted by dangerous forces, Selya has spent most of her life hiding from someone. But soon, all that will change—she has made a deal to live in fear no longer. All she needs to do is hold up her end of the bargain.
Jasher
JASH-ur (he / him)
“Nightwardens work alone.”
Jasher has spent his life on the fringes of the civilized world, keeping a lonely vigil against the dangers of the wild. In recent years, however, he has found his gaze drawn more often within the walls of towns and cities than otherwise, as cruel hearts cast longer shadows than savage beasts.
Trug
TRUG (they / them)
“Stay. Eat. Be warm.”
Wandering the lands of Nadra collecting stories and songs, Trug has crossed paths with many people. But for all their time on the road, they have yet to end their Peregrination. It is the path of all Rootkin to find some place to nurture and cultivate, but though Trug has set foot in many lands and spoken to the earth many times, they have yet to find their Quest, yet to hear the earth return their greeting.