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PCs NPCs Maps Calendar Post Archive Old PBeMs: The Darkening The Game	Something Stinks! I Think It's Kale. The Non-Player Characters Tia the Farie Dragon Personality: Flighty and fun loving. Loves pranks, peach pie, and most alchoholic beverages. Brief Background: Getting bored of the pixies and sprites she hung out with in the Eastern Forest, Tia decided to wander off a bit and see what she could find. She took the spellbook her grandfather had given her, nothing more than a tiny scroll of six spells, that was his when he first adventured 12 years ago. She also took a short dagger, just in case. Heading out on her own, she soon ran across a boy, no more than 15, travelling alone to the west. He seemed injured, a bit torn apart, but alive. She started to play jokes on him, tripping him, making him sneeze in fits, and continued for the mere enjoyment of it. Later, she kept a bear from killing him, confusing it with a Dancing Lights spell. She became a somewhat attached as his health improved. When he finally reached a town, Tia was still tailing him. She found out his name was Buford Byla, and he was a squire for a king. He had traveled far from the southeast and the guards he was with were all killed by a group of bandits in a mountain pass just south of the Eastern Forest. He bought passage on a boat and sailed out into the sea, towards an island called Saberhaven, a meeting place of some note for adventurers and the like. On a lark, the faerie dragon followed him, since she didn't have anything more fun to do. Although the boat ride didn't sit well with her, once she arrived in Saberhaven, she had a blast! There were so many people to cause mischief with and many peach pies to eat! She kept an eye on Buford and he called together a large group of adventurers to a bar the next afternoon. Tia decided to sit in, part curious about what he had to say and part to exploit the captive audience with her tricks.