Thanks for the advice, Arandor.
Thanks for the advice, Arandor.
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
Gardener of Arandor, living near the forest, in whose garden wondrous flowers grow. (immune)
Forester, a hospitable old man who feeds the wolves.
Wanderer, a mountain hermit in a dirty cloak and a crumpled top hat.
Woodcutter, an eternally drunk worker who found cursed boots.
Hunter, an old, seasoned wolf who hunts not only animals.
Thief, a greedy rogue who craves other people's gold.
Actor, an employee of a provincial theater, ridiculed by the audience.
Gravedigger, a senile old man who has lost his mind and attacks passersby.
Chaldean, a jealous owner of a tavern located in the depths of the forest.
Fortune Teller, a lover of night walks, who never parts with her deck of cards and a knife.
Executioner, a man with a broken heart who executed his own bride.
Blacksmith, an elderly craftsman who, out of greed, strangled his apprentice.
Stableman, who fed his wife to her lovers for dinner.
Peasant, a simple peasant son, a lover of kvass.
Pirate, a gray-haired old man with a bad appearance, whose veins are now filled with rum.
Clockmaker's Wife, a young girl whose life is forever trapped in a broken clock.
Widow, a beautiful and unhappy woman who ended her neighbor's harassment with an axe.
Monk, a mysterious man hiding under a monk's robe.
Count Gur, the owner of many estates, in whose castle young girls disappear without a trace.
Madman, a shaggy and gray-haired young man who caught lightning in his bag.

As usual, everything beautiful has already been taken! What's left here? Hmm...


MedjersoN_HP, The Clockmaker seemed a bit off to me, we don't need characters like that. :)
I would have chosen the Forester, the Monk, or even the Vagabond with the Fortune Teller instead.
My old man, at least, knows how to count and loves nature. And she dedicated her whole life to clocks. She seems a bit strange.)

