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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rune" data-source="post: 249188" data-attributes="member: 67">The Characters in Session 4:Hrunting (Commoner2/Barbarian1) is an old, blind Fhokki man, who has a tendency to display intense flashes of fury and senility.  Despite senility and blindness, Hrunting has a remarkable ability to hear damn near everything and is really very intimidating with his spiked scale armor and his massive scythe.Dakken Hruntingsson (Cleric of the Battle Rager1/Barbarian1) is the son of Hrunting.  He has been sent by his church to partake in glorious battle and has brought his father along.  Dakken compliments his massive battle axe with an equally massive war mace and spikes on his armor.Faerbast Gozer (Expert1/Rogue1) is a foul-mouthed little gnome who hails from the high seas, as he tells it.  A cabin-boy to a ship recently lost in a wager, the little gnome has found himself unemployed and somewhat unemployable.  He wears an eyepatch over his left eye for stylistic purposes and a hook over his right hand, for the same reason.  In battle, he is quick to drop the hook, which is fastened to his sleeve by a leather strap, and flip up the eyepatch, creating an amusing image of a child playing "pretend." Voice of the Forest (Elf Warrior1/Ranger1) is, like all elves, little more in appearance than a walking twig.  She has bronzed (and tattooed) skin and unkempt black hair, interwoven with feathers, leaves, beads, and bones.  A graceful fluidity of motion brings to mind that of a cat, as do the elven cat-eyes that shine eerily in the dark.  Voice of the Forest can speak, but no one in the party knows her language, so communication is limited to gestures and imitations of sound.Las'Parida Heran (Aristocrat1/Sorceror1) was once a member of the Kalamaran lower aristocracy until a rivalry with another house forced her into a life of hiding on the run nearly a decade ago.  Since that time, Las'Parida has developed an interest in alchemy that has coincided with an awakening of sorcery in her middle-aged blood.  She is a sharp-witted thinker and has the dubious honor of being the only member of the party with any degree of literacy--and that is only in the High Kalamaran tongue.</blockquote>

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