Now that everyone's posted their sheets, we can get down to the brass tacks of figuring out how they all get along with one another!<br/><br/>Continuing from Ebb's PM, I agree that it makes sense that Nesha and Nestor would have quite a bit to talk about.  She would be curious about his travels, since she's never spent much time away from the temple, and certainly lacks knowledge of places that aren't right there in Osirion.  They also share their faith, and a certain distaste for undead.  Though, Nesha's springs more from a sympathy for the corpse that has been defiled, and an instinct to keep to the natural order of things, which undead things most certainly do not do, rather than any need for vengeance.  She's not drawn to the mysteries of Wati to battle undead, but to explore and learn, and to experience new, exciting things.  Still, I think there's some easy camaraderie to be had there.<br/><br/>As for Tgamo, her parents were Mwangi, and she speaks the language.  She would definitely be eager to speak to him about his life, and the Mwangi people and culture.  She's eager for knowledge about where she comes from and some connection to her people, so he would definitely be someone she would want to talk to.<br/><br/>Salimah and she shouldn't have any conflict, really, since they're both Osirion natives, unless Salimah has issues with non-Wati period.<br/><br/>As for Rand, again, she'd be curious to hear all about the girl's travels.  Nesha's not terribly perceptive when it comes to others motives and flaws, because she's not had much experience with people whose motives are suspect.  She's naive, basically.  So, she'd pretty much accept whatever she was told at face-value.