An unfortunate man and his canine companion

A favored son of the Prussian nobility, and a Knight Errant of the Restored Order of the Temple

The eldest of six sisters and the heir apparent of the Argyle-Blakes, and an investigator for the Royal Theosophical Society

'If you see a Rage Mage and he's swearing like an army of pirates, then he is a novice and you might be safe. If you see a Rage Mage and he is not only civil towards you, but even pleasant, then run for your life and pray to whatever gods you hold dear, for he is a master of hatred who has conquered his emotions and can turn all of his negative energies directly at you."

- Unnamed mercenary working with a Rage Mage.

Note: not a PG entry.

20. Princess of Albatrosses
Also known as the lady of bad luck, this princess breaks mirrors, spills salt, crosses the paths of black cats and every other superstition known to man. She remains perfectly safe, but the bad luck falls around her like rain. Few are willing to be around her for too long, afraid that her bad luck will rub off on them.

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(30 Flesh Peddlers) The Sexual "Ninja", An alluring beauty of foreign decent attracts the rich and powerful with deadly results…

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A pirate prince’s son with a secret he still hasn’t figured out…

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His day in the power center of the realm is long over.  He now helps the down trodden and forgotten peasants the ruling class seem to overlook.

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30 People in a Tavern Crowd (21 Run Away): Bethany, the runaway bride…

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Trouble follows some people wherever they go.  I follow that trouble and make sure those people don’t make anymore trouble.  It ain’t easy, but someone’s got to do it.

This naïve young man was fostered among the warlike Knights of the Most Holy Order of Saint Senren.  Cloistered most of his life, he knows little of the world.

Shaft of heavens, burning bright. Gave us light amidst the night. Showed the means to reach our height. bestowed on us, Axtrami’s might.

Well, this certainly looks like a K’tonian artifact but if you notice the grooves on the bottom, that means that this was actually made on a Jiyong potters wheel as an imitation of the K’tonian style of pottery. This is a replica, albeit a 700 year old, very good replica. I do happen to know a buyer who would be willing to pay you for it.