Tunderwave
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Last published Sun, Nov 17, 2024
Sylfyr is a pretty average person. He's a half elf ranger, for Fate's sake. Yet, that doesn't stop him from yearning to be an adventurer.
Torin is anything BUT average. I mean, look at him. He's literally just a wingless dragon person, not to mention the fact that he's a wizard.........a very grumpy wizard who always fails one spell.
Nova......we don't talk much about Nova. A middle aged human Paladin who can be quite full of herself.....yeahhhh, she's not very well liked among the party. But hey, she can heal people! And she tries! So there's that....I guess.
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