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For the choice, I suggest Sandro, of course. He is calculating and a good psychologist, although the authors decided to make him a cheapskate. Remember how he didn't pay Mr. Craig? No, he should have foreseen that the Barbarian would seek revenge, since he had successfully tricked all four law enforcement officers. Kilgor is a great barbarian chief whose only desire is to smash someone's head in. Even in the picture—he looks like some kind of lunatic! Mutara is the mistress of dragons who eventually became a dragon herself. Just as with Kilgor—a war for power among her own people. Xeron, who actually started the whole mess with Armageddon's Blade. That scoundrel assembled the relic and decided to destroy the world! Woooooh! Lord Haart, a Necromancer in royal guise. What can be said—a victim of circumstances. If there are any other suggestions, speak up.