Fortuna and her crew

Marking the end of the Age of Rule, one ship and its crew—the Fortuna—stood tall against the King’s might when no others would, and somehow won. This ship has become a legend, and rumour of its passing still sparks surges of rebellion and piracy.

Captain Nathaniel Lindan
Born in Kingspear, Ries (now Ushua), Lindan grew up in the final years of the Age of Rule.

flag bearer soldier

Genevieve “Penny” Van Chase-Stormed
pirate tactical gunner

Mathiel Bayetston
swordsman

Lucy
bard singer lookout, sister to Cook

Cook
Lucy’s elder sister, gave up previous name and after being rescued and given position of cook, took it up as name.

Vulfden, gunner, priest, monk
A passing ship spots a glint on the crag of a low sky sand dune. Inspecting it reveals a small craft crashed  and a guy slumped over. A small ship pulls aside, flying core colours. The crew of the Fortuna rescue the man, with a dark countenance, though sunny language and ragged black hair long to fall on his shoulders. He introduces himself as Samuel A. (agentell) Vulfden. he is introduces himself as a priest to the all faiths, though he personally prays to Lyanhk of old. He was making he way through Ries from the core when his skiff started losing altitude. lucky enough he was able to rig up enough of a fix to carry him to this sandbank, and from there he started walking. he got the the far end, found nothing and thats when the Fortuna came along. The fortuna takes him readily on board.

Vulfden wears simple vest on top of a shirt with small holy symbols adorning his cuffs and collar. his frock coat is worn and dark blue.

Adamem,
oracle