It seems as though I was wrong to not blame Lady Hughes for the actions of Osdegul, the Lieutenant of her Mercenaries, and now 'tis too late for me to save those she has murdered.  If only I had acted sooner, If I had arrested her, then Kerl might still be alive.

But I didn't

I was a fool.

I trusted her.

And when Hector Worthenine, leader of her band of mercenaries, attacked Sir Kerl and Milada outside the Prancing Pony, the doubts began to creep back in.  

This list is intended as an alphabetical by surname catalogue of characters roleplayed as straight Bree-landers living in or near Combe, be they Big or Little Folk, and as an aid for the players to create pre-existing relationships between characters, out of the assumption that a character living in Combe his whole life would at the very least be acquainted with some others.

Excerpts from:

A Treatise on the Situation, Manners, and Inhabitants of Bree-land

As writ by Oddvar of the Blue Mountains and Dalton Willow of Bree, T.A. 3015

Cathirine stepped through the fields, looking over the city.  It looked calm at night, with a warm glow from the fires within the town.  Though sitting around in the Pony seemed welcoming to Cathirine, she had too much on her mind to deal with it.  Cathirine turned her back on the town, continuing to walk off on her own.  There were people she met, even a company of men who a friend introduced to her.  She actually had a friend.  How could Cathirine, of all people, find a friend?