Palnor the Warrior: He hails from the highlands directly south of the realm’s northern mountains. His town was razed by one of the many mountain tribes. He seeks the ancient artifact in order to revive his kin and the rest of the people of his town. As a Warrior, Palnor has the widest weapon and armor selection of any of the three classes of characters, including the unique ability to wield two-handed swords and axes and heavy armor. However, he cannot master any spells.
Gust the Bandit: He used to be as unsavory a character as one could imagine, and one most would rather not associate with, until the day he laid eyes on the princess of one of the desert clans. He swore thereafter to change his ways. However, his past life has caught up with him once again. He quests for the ancient artifact to revive the one person he has truly loved. As a Bandit, Gust is the only character who can use bows. His melee weapon and armor selection suffer a bit in comparison to those of the Warrior, but he makes up for it with the ability to cast low-level spells.
Feylia the Mage: Graduated at the top of her class in the mystical arts, Feylia seeks the ancient artifact to revive her younger brother, who was lost in a terrible plague that struck the western lands when she was barely of age. As a Mage, Feylia has the worst weapon selection of any of the three characters. However, her spell book can carry any and all spells that she manages to find within the dungeon. A well-equipped Mage is arguably the most fit for the dungeon’s deeper levels.
The town of Eagle’s Crossing was created 411 years ago by a group of trading partners who wanted to live away from the various monarchies that would control them. Most of the olden kingdoms have since changed their methods of rule, but Eagle’s Crossing remains the destination of choice for anyone who wishes to elude the less secluded parts of the world. Nestled against a mountainside that was carved out to form the town’s catacombs, adventurers are now making their way to Eagle’s Crossing in hopes of finding the artifact supposedly hidden within.
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