Zyre's Postal Service

Purifying Sylvanus
Zyre's postal service originated when corrupted Goblinoids and Cultists attacked a caravan transporting many of the residence of Pendle, seemingly targeting Oliver "Oli" Barns the librarian and his books. Those who jumped into battle included: "Archer", Jakob Downfoul, Salamander, Sphil Warsong, and Syvin Zyre.

After the attack had been thwarted the mysterious Tabarin called the heroes forward and drew cards for each of the heroes each card having a Portrait of the character in question.

Tabarin's Foresight
"The lights in Tabarin's caravan Flash as everyone is silenced and begins to Gaze upon the mysterious masked figure.

He turns 1 over revealing a forward-facing statue “A structure of mysterious origin, absent of life but still contains a soul and a compass pointing towards the light.” You can almost be certain the clothes of the figure on the card are flowing in the wind. -Tabrin referring to "Archer"

He turns another revealing a brutish and snarling full blood Orc “A primal warrior with fire in his eye” he waves his hand over the card, revealing a the same figure but smiling with joy in its face “but only to those who misread his true intentions” -Tabrin referring to Sphil

He turns yet another card, this one showing a red-skinned Goblinoid with electricity and flame protruding from its scimitar, “An arcane warrior, crippled on the front lines alongside a fallen god, fighting a now returning foe.” -Tabrin referring to Zyre

''And another card is drawn from the top of the deck, this one showing a less brutish Orc from before, almost graceful with a bow on his back and Glowing sword raised high above his head illuminating the dark. “Not but a baker he thought for the longest time” Jakob you can feel his gaze on you “but with secrets to be discovered a fine soldier will be made.”'' -Tabrin referring to Jakob

''Finally, the last card, but this time instead of taking the card off the top, the figure takes one from the center and lays it out in front of you, “only but a child and an urchin? Yes, for this child shows courage and wit even in the face of fire and terror.”"'' -Tabrin referring to Salamander