Wynne

Wynne hides a subtly athletic build under her gown. She glides without effort and silent footfall.

Her slender face is accented by high cheekbones and a sharp jawline. The ridge of her nose is creased and her naturally furrowed brow appears to be in a scowl most times.

Without a blemish on her skin, her fingers and knuckles have multiple scars and lines.

Wynne prefers to wear a flowing barmaid's gown, either in yellows or greens reflecting the landscape of the local farms. She wears a single golden ring on the index finger of her right hand.

Deceptively hidden are two razer sharp daggers that Wynne keeps fastened under her gown to her thighs.

Wynne was born in small cottage in Gulade . Her mother tragically died in childbirth, leaving her father to raise her alone. Her father, broken by despair, turned to drink and quickly forced them into a life a poverty. As she grew older, Wynne was often wandering alone, avoiding her home occupied by her drunken father. She spent her days looking for food behind the local businesses or chasing rabbits through the fields. As a young teen, she left Gulade for a time, only returning after her father was murdered. The town suspected that his gambling debts had finally caught up with him. Back in Gulade, Wynne had made a modest fortune abroad which she then used to purchase an old building and renovate it into The Cheap Lord Pub. She spends her days now, running and tending to her business.

Though Wynne never had any formal education, she returned home with a broader understanding of the world. In her travels she picked up the ability to read and write, not only in common, but in elven and halfling as well.

No one knows what Wynne did for work during her years outside of Gulade. She is currently the owner and operator of The Cheap Lord Pub.

Wynne's father was not a loving parent after the death of her mother. He would often abuse her or, if she was lucky, ignore her all together. His drinking and gambling debts forced her to beg and steal in order to eat. Wynne has an impossible time letting anyone in or too close. Her trust issues stem from being betrayed and abandoned by the only family she ever had.

Wynne tries to be a morally good person in most accounts. She will always offer to help someone in need but can't bring herself to ask for the same if needed. Her distaste for nobility and wealth is well known and believes that those in positions of power are only there because others suffer and go without.