Part Five: Supporting Cast of NPCs



Port City is the capital of Treph and has a large ever-growing population. There are six districts: Aristocracy, Merchants, Maritime, Officiating, Military, and Residential. There is also a rather sizable armory, a large bank under the jurisdiction of the city treasurer, and it has the largest temple dedicated to Treph. But its most prominent feature is its docking bay/harbour. The entire nation of Treph is dependent on the reception of goods coming through Port City and its export operations. Indeed numerous nations may be dependent on Port City. It is a vibrant city, rich with culture and success. Here, PCs may find anything they desire. If they can afford it.



FERGUS
The tavern owner in Port City. A jovial man, friend to all. 
Attack: 1
Injury: 1
Shield Point: 0
Armor Points: 0
Character Points:5

MAGISTER DOMION
The magistrate of Port City. Authoritative but fair. 
Attack: +2
Injury: +2
Shield Point: 5
Armor Points: 5
Character Points: 8

SALOME
Tavern Hostess. Soft spoken. Kind, but won’t be taken advantage of. 
Attack: 1 
Injury: 1
Shield Point: 0 
Armor Points: 0 
Character Points: 3

COOKIE
Cook at the tavern. Very short. Always coming out of the kitchen to push menu items. Very proud of his food and his spatula collection. Often fights with Salome in an unknown language. 
Attack: 1 
Injury: 1
Shield Point: 0
Armor Points: 0
Character Points: 4

JOCK JEAN-CLAUDE
This NPC is a lot of fun to play. He is a mercenary who will compete with your PCs and he thinks a little too highly of himself. He does have a special “charm” score of 20 that is very effective. On occasion he will spring out of nowhere to assist the PCs if they are in a precarious situation, but he will later use the fact to taunt them. He is a very useful NPC to keep in your back pocket at the ready. 
Attack: +5 
Injury: +3
Shield Points: 0 
Armor Points: 10 
Character Points: 13

INSPECTOR GENERAL RAYNERUS
Representative of the Office of the Supreme Dragon Lord. Investigating the Magistrate’s Office and has a thirsty desire to shut down the black market which he believes is operating successfully in Port City. 
Attack: 1
Injury: 1
Shield Points: 0
Armor Points: 0
Character Points: 4

LORD MALLORY 
The city treasurer and an exiled prince from the nation of Scarletta, collector of art and rare items, secretly “lord” of the black market in Treph.  
Attack: 1 
Injury: 1
Shield Points: 0 
Armor Points: 0
Character Points: 3

FATHER LAUDIN GREY
High Priest at the Temple of Treph, Pryor of the Order of Lord Xanthias. Suffered a pronounced wound to the head many years ago that some suspect he incurred as a disciplinary action. 
Attack: 1 
Injury: 1
Shield Points: 0 
Armor Points: 0
Character Points: 5

TRISTON ANTONIO
Patron at the tavern, drives a carriage, knows all the local gossip but won’t give it away for free. 
Attack: 1 
Injury: 1
Shield Points: 0 
Armor Points: 0
Character Points: 5

ANYA ANAVICH 
Works in the Merchants’ District, talks like an old grizzled school teacher. Can help PCs find anything they’re looking for. 
Attack: 1
Injury: 1
Shield Points: 0 
Armor Points: 0
Character Points: 3

MALROG
Malrog of Baal'Amon is an Asag creature and a commanding general in his lord's army. See Asag in Part Seven for stats.

SINESTRA
Sinestra is the sister of Angkor and was at one time loyal to The Council as a Pleiadian. She betrayed Glynorra and her comrades at the Battle of the Dragon Throne a hundred years ago and now serves Xanthias. She often portrays herself as someone she is not to gain their trust, such as appearing to be Human.  
Attack: +2
Injury: +5
Shield Points: 0 
Armor Points: 13
Character Points: 13

ANGKOR
Pleiadian, brother of Sinestra and an old friend of Harrandor. He fought with Glynorra and her comrades at the Battle of the Dragon Throne in an attempt to overthrow Xanthias. When Sinestra betrayed them he tried to save lives but was unable. 
Attack: +2
Injury: +5
Shield Points: 0 
Armor Points: 0
Character Points: 10

GLYNORRA
In her old age Glynorra resembles her former self in little ways. Her eyes may retain their color but their brilliant spark is gone. She was once one of Harrandor's Heroes who led forces to The Keep of Xanthias at the Battle of the Dragon Throne. She is now bitter and much of her memory is missing. 

At the Battle of the Dragon Throne all of her companions, including the man she was in love with, gave their lives. Their names: Baldwin, Thorgrim, and J'honnen, together with many more. Thanks to Harrandor she was the only survivor. 

STATS (Young Glynorra)
Attack: +3
Injury: +4
Shield Points: 6
Armor Points: 10
Character Points: 15

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