Seven intrepid air force pilots and their brave or dastardly deeds in the air.

Seven soldiers, of all ranks from lowly privates to generals, that the PCs might encounter in a military themed game.

Once a mage of renown, now William Brevin is reduced to having to kill people just to keep his own body from turning into a foul rotting thing.

Seven teachers, of varying ability and usefulness, some of which may teach the PCs a lesson, others that the PCs may need to teach a lesson to.

Seven Animal themed Monarchs.

7 Dungeoneers, from the utterly inept to the most hardened of adventurers.

Thirty town or city mayors ranging from the marvellous to the malevolent for the PCs to either meet, help, fight against or just see from afar.

Thirty Kings of the Sea.

Thirty princes with a doggy theme.

Some people are born knights, others achieve knighthood, and others have knighthood thrust upon them.

Once no more then an average goblin commoner living in a warren within Vallermoore, Pelly never expected to marry a human or rise to the rank of Countess, but now she wouldn’t have it any other way.

It is said of the marble knights that in life they were so evil that only their wealth and connections saved them from the gallows and that once a year they get up and walk…

Seven more romantic relationships between humans and goblins.

As long as there has been treasure, there have been people who have been looking for said treasure, some with the full support of the Law, others illegally and in the shadows. Here are thirty of both varieties.

Why would someone become a gaoler and spend their time watching over prisoners? Because…

Seven teachers, not all of who teach at school.

Thirty commanders of military bases and why they ended up there.

Seven doctors, some of them pillars of the community, others with a hidden dark side.

30 encounters in a city that the PCs might have.

Seven reasons, both good and bad, why someone joined the police.