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"Black" Bart Haskill
Arrested in Phadalin for theft, assault, and battery, wanted in Westland for escaping from a prison chain gang. Killed in aborted attempt by his kinsmen to free him from custody.

Agatha
An old woman with frizzy grey hair. Living by herself in the ruins of an abandoned village, the party assumes that there is more to Agatha than meets the eye.

Black Spider
Mysterious female "drow" who has laid claim to the Lost Mine of Phandelver originally rediscovered by the Rockseeker brothers. After her death at the hands of The Scurry, the illusionary magic which disguised her appearance faded, revealing that she was in fact a female half-orc.

Countess Cassandra Thorrindal
Only child of Prince Thorrin and his elven wife, she is technically in line to the throne of the principality of Thorrinstadt. Since she is only half-human, the Wallacian laws of nobility mean that she can only ascend to the throne if all of her human relatives die. An accomplished swordswomen in her youth, she was elevated to Countess for saving the Wallacian king from assassination. She later studied magic, both in Wallacia and Shurrea. Currently owns the Capaldi Fencing Academy in Blackrock.

Christophor Omaru
A middle-aged human trader, Christophor Omaru is a member of the Spice Merchants Guild. He is known to make several trading trips a year up and down the Arle River, gathering rare spices, furs, and ivory from the far north for sale and trade in Wallacia.

Edmund Taylahr
Elderly human male wizard known for his research and teaching at the Westport Academy. Also known for his skill in enchanting objects.

Elmar Barthen
Gregarious, human proprietor of Barthen's Trading Post

Sister Gabrielle
Young female halfing cleric. She maintains the shrines of Tymora (luck) and Chauntea (agriculture) near the center of Phandalin. These two goddesses are popular among the local prospectors and farmers.

Glasstaff
Mysterious leader of the Redbrand mercenary group. Last seen fleeing the Redbrand hideout in the cellars and caves under a ruined manor overlooking Phandalin. Later revealed by Sildar Hallwinter to be Iarno Albrek, a former mage in the Wallacian militia. According to Sildar, he was hired by a woman in the royal court to covertly survey the province and update maps, etc. as a contingency for possible future military operations.

Gundren Rockseeker
Pharesian dwarven merchant. Dresses in typical Pharesian middle-class city garb, with bright colors and puffy sleeves. Travelled to a rustic Wallacian province with his two brothers in search of mining opportunities. In dwarven his last name is Rotszoeker.

Halia Thorton
Human woman, late 20's. Runs the Phandalin Miner's Exchange and Bank. Has royal commission as “Royal surveyor, clerk of deeds, and arbiter of land claims for the Western hills, lands from the south bank of the Red River to the sea, and the provinces of Thundertree and Phandalin”.

Hamun Kost
Pale, bald human necromancer with prominent red paint/tattoos on his face. Spoke with a heavy accent and left a journal written in an unknown language. Was digging for an artifact at Old Owl Tower when he was killed in a conflict with an adventuring band.

Harbin Wester
Overweight human, with slicked-back hair and an overly-waxed moustache. Townmaster of Phandalin. Has a contract of some sort with the Redbrand mercenaries.

Jimbo Haskill
Member of the Haskill clan. Second cousin of Bart Haskill on his mother's side. Captured by The Scurry during a failed attempt by the Haskills to release Bart from custody.

Karen Swiftwillow
Human female with short blond hair and green eyes. Owner of the only woodworking shop in Phandalin, Karen is skilled in both building with wood, and in more intricate woodcarving. She supplies the local blacksmith, William Davos, with the wooden handles and hilts for the tools and weapons that he makes.

Lee-Anne Graywind
Shrewd, short, and plump, human manager of the Phandalin office of the Lionshield overland Freight company. Brusque with strangers, she is warm and generous with those who she knows well.

Lucy Merrick
An adventurous young woman from Blackrock. She was recruited by the wizard Glasstaff to join his Redbrand mercenary company, then travelled to Phandalin. Was captured by a band of adventurers, then used as a human shield in a battle versus her former Redbrand comrades. This led to her being stabbed in the abdomen and burned alive by a fireball spell.

Marcus Dendra
A male human in his late twenties. His family abandoned their apothecary shop in Thundertree 40 years ago when the Ash Mounts erupted, killing many people downwind and raising the fallen as zombies. His family then founded a new apothecary shop in Westport.

Mirna Dendrar
A female human in her early thirties. Her family abandoned their apothecary shop in Thundertree 40 years ago when the Ash Mounts erupted, killing many people downwind and raising the fallen as zombies. Her family then founded a new apothecary shop in Westport.

Mirri
Young, female half-elf assistant of Halia Thorton in Phandalin Miner's Exchange. Last name not known by PCs.

Nightshade
Mysterious female shadow sorcerer. Location and agenda unknown. Countess Thorrindal arranged for Ruu Dawnhammer to be instructed by Nightshade in how to better control his shadow-powers. Nightshade appears to have access to long distance teleportation magics, something which is supposedly unknown in the modern world.

Lord Nikola Tolk
A young Wallacian nobleman, Nikola Tolk places a great deal of importance to being related to his cousins, Princess Daris Tolk of Westland and King Gregor Tolk, the current ruler of Walacia. It is evident that he feels more important than those around him. Though he is technically in the line of succession to the thrones of both Westland and Wallacia, that line is very, very long.

Nundro Rockseeker
Nundro is the youngest of the three Rockseeker brothers. He was tortured by the Black Spider to coerce his older brother Tharden to help her translate and interpret documents and artifacts her forces retrieved in their exploration of Phandelver. His face bears scars of the Black Spider's handiwork.

Reidoth
An ancient, human druid based in the ruined city of Thundertree. Was mutating local plants and animals to build an army to destroy civilization, and thus preserve nature. Defeated by an adventuring group known as The Scurry in conjunction with a green dragon.

Sildar Hallwinter
A 50-ish, well built human male, missing his left arm. A retired Wallacian soldier, he was recently working for Gundren Rockseeker as a bodyguard. However, the recent loss of his arm might preclude him from fulfilling that role in the future.

Tharden Rockseeker
Tharden is the eldest of the three Rockseeker brothers. An experienced scholar and researcher, it was Tharden who uncovered clues to the location of Phandelver, and convinced his brothers to mount an expedition to find it.

Toblen Stonehill
Owner/proprietor of the Stonehill Inn in Phandalin. Friendly and outgoing.

William Davos
Tall, bald, broad-shouldered human male. Nicknamed "Bull", he is good at working with metal. With people, not so much. Doesn't talk much, but is generally friendly with people who do not mess with his tools.

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