The Kingmakers

I finally had some time to relax today, such that it is, and I decided to do some quick work to keep myself occupied.  Since I'm currently avoiding Mountain Dew...distractions are proving to be a vital thing (distractions and headache medicine, at least until my body readjusts to the lack of all that wonderful, wonderful caffeine).  A smaller sub-group of my gaming group has been slowing working our way through the Pathfinder Kingmaker campaign on Wednesday nights (I'm running my Sulis Paladin, Annathon, who I've already sketched out - fav.me/d65z4nc) and we just hit level four.  Since it's now slightly less likely that one of us will be killed by a random giant praying mantis, owlbear, or whiptail centipede, I figured that I should at least sketch out the rest of the party - nothing fancy, but it's at least a basic set of designs that I'll be able to refer back to later and improve (if they don't get themselves killed off, that is).  From left to right...

Lainathion, the world's most unlucky half-elf ranger (his player is an expert at rolling low at the wrong moment, and that skill has shown itself more than once).  He's picked up a wizard level, and is hoping to survive long enough to meet the prerequisites for the arcane archer prestige class.

Sindravar, an elf rogue who is significantly more chaotic than good at times.  His current claim to fame is bluffing a cyclops we ran across into drinking a drink of reduce person during our melee - it was quite entertaining.

Zanice Jarlkin, half-orc illusionist.  Zanice is the only non-good member of the party, but he's limited his lack of ethics to stealing breakfast before Sindravar can get there.  And, with his plans to pick up some rogue levels of his own, this problem may be getting worse instead of getting better...

Gwylim, halfling bard - our NPC healer. Gwylim has saved the day more than once (and he helped Sindravar get his head unstuck that time in the kobold den...).