<strong>Dylan Silverheart</strong>, 6th level Human Investigator<br/><div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/7/7d/Doc21.jpg)</div>http://plothook.net/RPG/profiler/view.php?id=13032<br/><br/>Dylan Silverheart is, or was, a gentleman prospector. He worked for years as a freelance agent for several large corporations in the mineral business. His specialty is to quickly get to a new claim and use whatever form of persuasion is necessary in order to secure exclusive rights to the metals, crystals or other wealth that have been churned up by a passing Worm. Dylan was known as an honorable and effective operative, though perhaps a bit too mercenary.<br/><br/>For years he ran a successful business, eventually becoming prosperous enough to allow him to engage a subordinate, a dwarf by the name of Regan Stonescar. Unfortunately Regan's amiable exterior housed an evil soul. After three years of successful partnership Regan betrayed Dylan, leaving him stranded near the site of an upcoming Worm eruption. Tens of thousands of gold worth of mining equipment were lost, along with the lives of over thirty miners, and Dylan was gravely injured. In the time that it took Dylan to return to the sky cities Regan had pinned the entire fiasco on his absent partner, utterly ruining his reputation.<br/><br/>These days an embittered Dylan is seeking to work his way back up the ladder by taking any job he can. One day he hopes to exact revenge on his dwarven ex-partner, who has risen through the corporate ranks into a very comfortable -- and safe -- position. He has lost a great deal of trust in his fellow man, almost to the point of paranoia, but tends to hide his true feelings with a ready sense of humor.<br/><br/>Dylan is a reasonably good shot, but his most potent weapon is his mind. He's used to wriggling his way out of seemingly impossible situations through the application of his wits, along with a well-stocked backpack of chemicals. Dylan is a self-proclaimed atheist. If there are gods, then they aren't worth paying much mind to.<br/><br/>