Commonly an Inn worker, serving and entertaining at the Inn.

Singing Her Own Song: Profiling Ellen Lancaster
--by Jamie Easton, New York Times
Ellen Lancaster is a woman who refuses to be labeled. Eschewing recognition, this powerful Delta seeks fulfillment through helping others find their voice. While her tale might seem one of rags to riches, she sees only a lifetime of riches, many of them far more precious than material wealth.

A series of singers and strummers, summarily simple and sinuous, subsisting with singularly spectacular song-stylings.

I've sat on this one for long enough. Feel free to fill in the gaps.

I was just another nobody, not part of the clique, not one of the Heathers, just a nameless, faceless nobody. Then, I died.

And became somebody.

Shababa sat sadly in a corner, tears falling from her yellow eyes and dripping from her tusks. 'All I want to do is be a dancing girl, it's not my fault that the Gods made me an Orc. Why is eveyone so narrow minded?'

30 entertainers to make even the miserable forget their troubles and be happy again, if only for a short time before their sorrows close in again.

Lithe as a willow and just as flexible

Space-Faring, Hard-Rocking, Metal-Grinding, Star-Tripping, Deathdealing, Dwarves.

The Black Bard of Nihilism

Alowin Brackwater is a beautiful young man, with mesmerizing eyes and a sly, mischievious expression. He just happens to be painted on a large canvas, rather than being alive. Surely, this cannot be held against him.

Extras and alternate 'headliners' for The Carnival of Forgotten Souls and other traveling shows

A noblewoman of mixed pedigree, patron of the arts and infamous for playing 'the older woman'.

Inspired by a secret muse, a humble man sketches heroes and battles for the folk of the Market Quarter.

Neither here nor there, the City of Shadows borders on the twilight of existance...

Yeah yeah, I know the Duke. Of course I do. P. Donkey Donque travels in some high circles, jester.

Failure. For most, it is an occasional streak of bad luck to be suffered. For others... well, it's a living.

A harper is a harper no matter where they are.

A result of the experiments of the world's first bioengineer, as manifested by a needle and thread and a whole lot of blotting paper.

A melancholy bard, with good reason.