Winter is a sorcerer with a vice for drinking.

Quill is a warlock who made a deal with a devil - endless power in exchange for causing some chaos in the world.

Sable always had vivid dreams. When a war between the gods locked the pantheon behind a series of barriers, a figure approached her in her dreams and pleaded with her. They offered a promise of great magic if she would help free the gods. She accepted.

A farmgirl touched by the wild magic of the world, who left home to understand magic and chase her fortune. She joins up with a group of fellow adventurers as they make their way into Barovia.

Mora was a pirate on the crew of the good ship Rose Thorn, until it was was destroyed in a firey battle. Since then, she's been making her way by sell-swording across the land. And maybe looking for revenge, but it's kind of side thing. She's charming and easygoing, very much inspired by The Princess Bride vibes. I played her with a (likely bad) british accent, when I wasn't deeply embarassed about doing a voice.

Tango is a selkie who was kidnapped, like all the members of the party, by a far-future time-traveling organization who gave her the designation number 22. She and the other agents would go on missions to various timelines to aid in the fight against a second time-traveling organization. She accumulated enough points to buy her freedom, and bounced around with a space pirate crew called The Dancemat. At some point, someone stole her sealskin, and she was trying to hunt them down to get it back.

She's kind of blunt and very direct, and prefers to face problems head-on. Usually with a sword.

Chance is a scion of the Moonbeams, a noble house of Aasimar living in Stormhaven. Their family was being hunted down by a cult for their blood connection to the divine, so when Chance was a baby, they were sent to be raised by the Sun Monks where they would be safe. When he came of age, he left the monastery and joined a band of airship pirates. Eventually, she returned to Stormhaven to find her roots. However, a fateful meeting in a tavern will lead her to join a group to take down Vecna and his undead armies.

Chance is blunt and impulsive and a little silly. They feel out-of-place in the noble society they are heir to, and much more comfortable bouncing around the continents adventuring with their friends.

Florence was an aspiring art student at Charterhall University. In her second year, her debts became overwhelming. In a desparate attempt to pay them off, she forged a copy of a piece in the University gallery, swapped them out, and sold the original for a hefty sum. She realized, eventually, that stealing and forgery were much more lucrative and exciting than her art, and she dropped out of university. She joined up with the Inkblades, a gang of Shadows, as they fought their way up the ranks of Doskvol's criminal underworld.

Florence is pretentious and meticulous. She's a thrillseeker - she loves the rush that comes with rappelling down buildings or pulling off a good heist. She rolls her eyes at some of her showier compatriots, but she they work together well.

Two years ago, Shay's dad died in a mysterious car accident. Three months later, Shay found a meteorite sword in the woods. Since then, he's been having weird dreams and seeing monsters everywhere. Shay has resigned himself to giving up on his out-of-state college dreams - he has an apocalypse at home to worry about. After arriving at Fremont County Community College, he's joined up with the other freshman that can see through the Glare to try and protect people. He still wants to pursue his dreams of being a photo-journalist, but it's hard to fit the school newspaper in between slaying vampires and trying to prevent the end of the world.

Shay is serious and awkward and a good tactician. He does care a lot, but connecting with people doesn't come naturally to him. He feels a lot of weight on his shoulders because of the prophecy. He copes with this by thinking as little as possible about it. He's chronically underslept - monster hunting and newspaper staffing and studying do not a good sleep schedule make.

Ophelia is a medic with a checkered past, riding with a crew and trying to keep a low profile. The space station she was stationed on was taken over by a zombie-like virus, and she was one of the few who were able to escape. She's been on the hunt for a cure ever since.

Malachi is quiet by nature

Kalevi is one of three heads of a large city in the underdark caves of Valia. He found a flock of fireflies living in the surrounding area, and they became his companions. As the Protector of his city, he's a skilled archer and tactician. He's a little quiet - he tends to leave the public speaking to his husband and wife.

Coda is an aetherborn, a being made from the radioactive mist of the dead god of the Furrows. They were found by a traveling bard who took them in and taught them how to perform. Being an aetherborn, they have a life expentancy of only a few years. This botheres their friends more than it bothers Coda. Their goal is to write a song that will outlive them. When they left the troupe to find inspiration, they met Wynona, a wizard who would become their best friend and travelling companion.

The secondborn in a set of twins, Orsino Portillo was always in the shadow of his older brother, Derrin, who was the golden child of the family. While Derrin was naturally skilled in combat and excelled in the Isophe guard academy, Orsino fell behind. Orsino was selected as a good mark by the Dreaming Dark for his close proximity to and dissatisfaction with the Royal Guard, and he was recruited

When he flunked out of the academy, Orsino went all-in on the Dreaming Dark. He was accepted as a low-level agents, and was assigned a partner named Pyrite. Pyrite was charismatic and sneaky where Orsino was strong and thoughtful.

Trix grew up in Seramore: the smallest of the floating Golden Isles and a major airship trade hub. She'd always had an affinity for shiny things, and eventually found an apprenticeship under a local treasure hunter.

Things went bad on a hunt. Trix left him for dead, and she returned to Seramore and took over his position as Councilwoman Trasatra's pet adventurer. It was a good deal - decent pay, a regular schedule of jobs.

On a job for a noble family, their child Thakkai tagged along to help retrieve a long-lost family heirloom. He touched an artifact he shouldn't have, and unwittingly entered a pact with a wishing lantern. Trix and Thakkai have been traveling together ever since.