Benedict Gurkenfeld (dead)

Cultist of Graz'zt

Benedict Gurkenfeld was an actor and playwright of some renown, once a fierce rival of the famous Detlef Sierck. He now runs the Theatre Varieté, booking performers and serving as Master of Ceremonies as required. During most days he can be found strolling around the Marktplatz observing the busking entertainers, scouting for talent. He has a number of stage-hands and ushers on staff to assist, and directs a company of local amateurs who perform on occasion.

Killed by Flynn

Frederich Gewinnguter (dead)

Cultist of Graz'zt

Frederich Gewinnguter runs Saint Bastian's Hospital. A charming middle-aged man, he lives on site, with his wife Hilde, who assists him in his duties. During the day, additional staff attend, including Wolfram Weissman and Molrella Tüsch, who teach a broad and varied curriculum to the children.

Killed by Ulrich

Queen Vilda Harataki (dead)

Cultist of Baphomet

Queen Vilda is the clan leader and has overseen the dwindling resources of her clan for over a century. Though her family have become increasingly desperate, and their relationship with honour more estranged, she is determined to regain both their Lost Hold, and their lost status amongst other Dwarfs. As such, she is alert to any insult or disrespect, and keeps her clan’s Book of Grudges close to hand.

Killed by Udo

Lord Sigismund II (646 - 674 MR)

 

Eldest son of Count Sigismund. His whereabout are unknown. He's certainly plotting vengeance against the Heroes.

Killed by Ulrich

Count Sigismund Jungfreud "the Graf" (613 - 674 MR).

Cousin of Duke Rikard Talbher of Muden, and former ruler of Ubersreik, the count is now in exile in the County of Ruelshegh, as a guest to his ally, Count Diterich Jager. Sigismund is also known as "the Graf", a title some use to mock him, and others because they believe he should be the Duke of Muden.

Killed by Ulrich

Iron Fist Greta (dead)

One of the Baron's lieutenant. She's a violent woman who enjoys pummelling her foes to death with her iron gauntlets.

Killed in the Tin Spur by the PCs.

Jorn the Spider (dead)

 

One of the Baron's lieutenant. He's never too far from his vicious dogs.

Gunther Emming (dead)

Cultist of Orcus

Father Gunther Emming is the High Priest of Sera. A stern looking man in his 50s with thinning silver hair, Emming is famed for the severity of his sermons, and the sobriety of his demeanour. Though not unkind, he laces even his praise and comforting words with dire warnings of the consequences of vice.

Killed by Flynn

Ilse Fassenwütend – Road Warden

Fassenwütend has lived a hard life. Her once bronze hair is streaked white, and a curving scar runs from her right eye to her jawline. She habitually sips from an old flask. Everything about her is worn or dishevelled, except her immaculate pistols. Their wooden stocks polished, their steel meticulously oiled, ready to fire at any time.

Death (session 11). Tuarninn cut her throat while she was unconscious.

Schadrach Bürke

Schadrach Bürke is the ranking priest of Neira, the Goddess of Death. Bürke is a tall, angular man with a long nose and a mournful aspect. He rarely leaves the Field, and has little Human contact, save when comforting those who have lost loved ones, or issuing instructions to his two gravediggers, Ewald and Oswald.

He died of old age in 673 MR.

Rudi Klumpenklug – Watch Sergeant (dead)

A grizzled old stump in his late 50s with a scruffy grey beard that frequently splits into a big grin showing wide yellow teeth, Klumpenklug is a master at dissembling behaviour, leading others to think of him as harmless and avuncular. But, in reality, he’s a cunning bastard with zero morals.

Klumpenklug was a firm supporter of the von Jungfreuds for many years, doing their dirty work and looking after their interests, but was always careful to keep his sympathies quiet.

The moment he saw the political winds turning, he was one of the first to denounce the Jungfreuds, calling them cheats and scoundrels. He assisted the Duke's men in rooting out loyalists, which he was exceedingly good at — unsurprising really, as he knew most of them personally.