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In short, Randel was a lucky rogue, one of the non-player characters who joined our party. He had a completely random set of skills, but he still managed to survive every predicament. Moreover, he regularly won large sums of money or somehow acquired funds, which he soon squandered on gambling, drinking, drugs, and prostitutes. In Ilthan, he bought a statuette and almost immediately used it, inadvertently linking his life to the lives of the other members of the party. If he dies, we die. If we die, he sells our equipment and moves on. We had to force him to drink the Tears of Iris, bought in the same city, to change his fate. As a result, he lost all his skills, got offended, took the money, and left for Arinasai (the local Las Vegas). There, he died of a drug overdose.
And Telani was a crazy elf hunter who pretended to be in love with Heroist. In reality, he only needed Heroist's head. Before that, he secretly set traps for us, but Heroist survived them (due to being a vampire). Ment was not so lucky. At a crucial moment, near the end of the expedition, he successfully tricked and paralyzed Heroist, after which he fled to Melkoria with his head in a bag. Since "Crimson Dawn" was created by Heroist, and almost all of the original members of the party were dead (except for Tingor and Dalia), it quickly fell apart. Tingor wanted to live peacefully, and Dalia was of even less concern to the leadership of this group of doomed individuals.