Category: Humans
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Harn Foss
Thin and drawn, with lank, chin-length hair that hangs damp with the weather or sweat, he carries the smell of dried leaves and something slightly metallic. His sallow skin is mottled with liver spots, and one dark mole near his cheek stands out like a smudge. One of his eyes is clouded and pale—the other…
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Stellan of Farra
Sister to Cirra of Farra Human (island-born) — Seer — Wild, wind-bound, feared and true Origins Stellan of Farra came from the far islands, The Outer Winds — places wind-polished and salt-bitten, a place where names are carved into driftwood and held down with stones, lest the wind take them. Her people lived with mysticism…
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Fennick Foss
Human – Farmer – Listener to the land Origins Fennick Foss lived at the edge of Bardney Fen, on a stretch of land most folks passed over. The place was called Bardney Edge, though no one quite knew where the edge was or what it led to. The ground was too wet for most, too…
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Tauren Foss
Origin story Tauren Foss didn’t walk the land the way his brother Harn did. Harn stood still, watched, listened for shifts in the hum. Tauren moved — not in restlessness, but in rhythm. He mapped, turned soil, pressed patterns into notebooks. He didn’t inherit his mother’s Seeing, not exactly, but something of her understanding of…
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Old Foss
Orris Foss, known as Old Foss, was a quiet man, deeply in tune with the Fens and its hidden undercurrents. He was old when his only child Lowen Foss was born — perhaps unexpectedly so — and often seemed more like a figure from a half-forgotten story. His magic was subtle and quiet, more like…
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Lowen Foss
Lowen (Low) Foss is a human traveller, the child of Elowen, a strong-willed silversmith, and Old Foss, a quiet, mildly magical druid tied to the rhythms of the land. Their mother taught them the strength of craft and the patience of shaping metal. She was patient but firm, teaching Lowen through doing rather than explaining,…
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Elowen Hale
Silversmith Elowen Hale is a human craftswoman of quiet precision and enduring patience. Once apprenticed in the House of Craft, she left before ever claiming title or name — disillusioned by the rigid perfectionism and ornamental detachment of the noble workshops. She took her tools, her skill, and the memory of their methods into the…
