I forgot to say that Duerma lives in a small cottage on the Aldor Rise. It’s only got 3 rooms – a bedroom, which she shares with her preschool-age daughter, a kitchen, and a living room.

She won’t be living there much longer, though – as soon as Wrath hits, she’ll be moving because the commute from Shattrath to Northrend is ridiculously long. She’ll likely end up in an apartment in Stormwind for awhile, or maybe living with her brother at Westgarde Keep in the Howling Fjord. What she’s REALLY hoping, though, is to convince Pizmo that it’s finally time to get married, and then they can buy a more permanent home together.

1. Duerma’s living room is meticulously neat, except for the few children’s toys that invariably manage to creep out of their proper places. Her furniture is Draenei style, but it’s all beat up – probably second- or third-hand. The cushions on them, though, are brightly colored and new. All the art on the wall is hung about 2 feet off the ground, with the remaining 7 feet of wall completely empty. There are a few normal-sixed bookcases in one corner, and there is a ladder beside them.

2. Pets! Duerma’s pets include Shmoopy the white gryphon, Tootsie the nether ray, Binky the kodo, Fifi the elekk, Mojo the frog, Flubadub the Jubling, Poindexter the Siamese cat, Murgatroid the pig, and Bert the baby Beholder. None of these live in the house – there’s a small stable out back for each of them.

Maybe even more important than her menagerie are her plants. She grows many different varieties, and the more exotic ones have tubes connected to an overly-complicated looking machine that dispenses water to them in precise amounts.

3. Duerma likes clothes! She also really enjoys books, particularly those that are old and difficult to find. Her shelves, though, are mostly stocked with books on humanoid anatomy and other medical type stuff.

4. Duerma had been a midwife before the fall of Gnomeregan, but was unable to practice regularly afterwards thanks to her narcolepsy. She does still offer her services to friends, so long as they provide someone to help keep her awake.

5. Probably nothing – Duerma’s an obsessive neat freak and cleans out her sofa every few days.

Sydera has no permanent home. She likes sleeping outside, in tree form if possible as the wildlife tends to leave her alone that way and she doesn’t get cold. What’s a couch? She doesn’t have one. Syd avoids inns like the plague. Too many fleas. Also, the stables at your typical inn aren’t sturdy enough for her Elekk and Amani War Bear, which go with her everywhere. She also has a veritable menagerie of pets (close to 50, I think), but she leaves most of them with a dependable pet sitter in Ironforge. Three special ones get to travel with her at all times, but for truly important missions, only the little dragonling gets to ride in her backpack.

2. Khol’s lifestyle does not lend itself well to the care of pets. Still, there’s a rather large squirrel that lives in the attic of his flat that he feeds from time to time.

3. Other than the trophy collection from various jobs he’s pulled, most of which is very valuable, Khol collects odd books that he finds. Some of those books might be valuable to someone, but most of them are just strange or obscure reference titles on subjects no one really wants to know anything about.

4. Since most of Khol’s income comes from his primary profession, that of being a wealth redistribution specialist, he finds he doesn’t really need to take on side jobs. During those times when jobs are scarce, he has been known to freelance for his friend Turner Krieg in the information gathering business. He has an interest in some more productive skills, but hasn’t acted on those interests yet.

5. The obligatory crumbs and loose change, possibly some flakes of the herbs used for his poisons (on those rare occasions he uses them) and probably a healthy quantity of loose tobacco.

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Loma’s tent sits in an open garden quad at the elven compound she is stationed at. In the center of The Knights’ compound, surrounded by the inner halls, is her garden space. It is littered with totems, fire pits, banners, and drying racks for fish, meat and leather.

2. Not as such, no. Everyone believes her to however, as so many animals seem to flock in and out of her tent at any given time. It keeps the compound’s kitchen staff on their toes.

3. Loma’s family has always attempted to keep the skulls of deceased relations. They feel that keeping them safe ensures that their spirits have a haven to rest at when they are journeying through the other world… Not so much a collection really… But… Sorta.

4. Loma is getting pretty old, but she was once a fertile clanmother responsible for birthing and raising a majority of the children. In recent months she had a spiritual encounter with a shamanka of the wolves whom enlightened her on the matters of the mothers of the wild. Now Lomahongva continues her motherly care to the expectant mothers of the wood, carrying strong spirits to their soon-to-be born children.

5. Theoretically speaking, fur. She doesn’t tend to carry alot of trinkets but her body is full of fuzz.

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