Some sample characters to pick at:
First Edition to Revised Edition Conversion
In converting from First Edition to Revised, "Stay Up" becomes "Endure", and ability ratings translate on this scale[1]:
0-1 -> Unskilled
2-4 -> Competent
5-7 -> Adept
8-9 -> Master
10 -> Grand Master
Revised Edition
Player characters
- Dubro V 2 - a warrior ratkin take on the "Lone Wolf and Cub" classic, updated to the revised rules
- Kikut V 2 - timid ratkin burdened with Zu, updated to the revised rules
- Ysabel - Ammenite noblewoman (Revised edition version of Zoe, below)
- Bethany Belle - Mechanic with a mysterious past, in a Firefly-like game.
"Old and Gray" (First Edition) Player Characters
- Dubro - a warrior ratkin take on the "Lone Wolf and Cub" classic
- Grigory - a revolutionary Maldorian priest
- Hermia - a goblin slave and jester in Ammeni
- Jorje Melaqua - another Ammenite assassin
- Kikut the Nibbler - timid ratkin burdened with Zu
- Master Sgt Graythorn - a Maldor career soldier
- Pascal Le Froid - yet another Ammenite assassin in love
- Zoe - Maldorian noblewoman
The Mologn Saga
- Ajilon - a Khalean elf who has entered the Grey Age, seeking immortality
- Dombreux - an Ammenite surgeon, with issues.
- Kapoor - an albino runt ratkin who longs to be human
- Skatha - a Khalean bard
- Zolobachai - Maldorian enchanter
A Very Short Engagement
- Aloux - an Ammenite poisoner/assassin in love
- Duval - a former apprentice, now a tutor in love
- Lucretta - a stern elven housemistress
- Pendejo - a thoroughly twisted goblin
Non-player characters
Non-player characters are not created to standard. Their pools are halved or non-existent and they have few Secrets and usually no Keys.
Beasts
These are fan-created animals; by and large they have not been playtested. I'm assuming that a skill score of 2 represents a normal human being, and I'm using the Success Levels chart to assign scores based on the maximum performance of an animal.
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