Bartleby has turned to pillaging and raiding to support his home of Graybark and his lover, Sage. He doesn't want to cause anyone any harm, but his brothers and sisters go to bed hungry every night -- as do the wives, husbands, daughters, and sons of all those who take up the cause of his band. They do what they must to survive: they have hit priestly convoys, they have attacked bands of knights, they have killed merchants and travelers when they've had to. Not for greed, though. All just to get by, to get the food their people need, the medicine, the goods... and the gold to buy what they cannot steal. His band has found the roots of the dryad Elohiir's tree in the depths of the forest, and the dryad's ghost has grown fond of Sage. Though Bartleby steams with passionate jealousy, he knows this only makes their band stronger. So, for now, he prods Sage to flirt with the ghost, appeal to her love, and convince her to aim her magic and wrath at those who hold what Graybark needs -- and at those who stand in Bartleby's way. Instinct: To loot and raid

• Offer treasure for passage
• Stab in the back
• Hoot and hollar for bandits