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Unarmed strikes deal necrotic damage instead of normal damage type and count as magical for overcoming resistance/immunity to nonmagical attacks.
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characterD. C. Lawman has spent enough years in Stormcall investigations to know the difference between a mistake, a pattern, and a cover-up. A veteran detective tied to The Lawful and the city itself, he works with quiet authority, patient deduction, and a talent for making suspects underestimate him.
characterMortellus Vayne, known as Mortis, was a Velvet Cross arch-necromancer who treated death not as tragedy, but as a system waiting to be mastered. His gravespeaking shaped resurrection theory, soul-binding vessels, grief constructs, and the infamous Scroll of Mass Resurrection, earning him awe in fringe circles and fear from regulated arcanists. Yet his deepest failure was personal: when Aria’s mother left by choice, no spell could undo it. Mortis turned legacy into obsession, even bargaining with Gertie the Collector for forbidden knowledge at the cost of Aria’s future child. Now presumed dead, his relics, writings, and possibly his soul remain dangerously unaccounted for.
characterCailleach Fern, known as Rime, is a hexelf druid shaped by winter, solitude, and the wilderness that raised her after war destroyed her childhood home. She walks with Kickassery Inc. and the Pink Pony Girls as a quiet spiritual compass, speaking rarely but with enough weight to still a room.