Kalliope

Wrote this out while tired so it's atleast possible to write a character when I have energy

Kalliope of Willowshire, more popularly known in Purgatory by her stage name of The Aesop, is an adventurer, composer, poet, and travelling bard whose exploits have seen her recently become a member of the Red Legion's Wraith. Due to her occupation, Kaliope is well travelled, and has performed in a variety of venues, from concert halls to royal ceremonies throughout the various regions, exhibiting an impressive level of musical aptitude and sheer capacity for revelry considered remarkable even for the high bar that is most satyrs.

However, despite incredible ability to compose new pieces of music and vocal ballads, much to her chagrin Kalliope is most famous for being the daughter of the highly esteemed "Accursed Adonis", a bard whose face she hardly remembers, and whose popularity far eclipses even her own. As such, Kalliope is often asked to perform and compose ballads about the extensive series of her father's misadventures as written in the novels they have since spawned, with "Northern Valentine" being a staple of her performance requests.

Dissatisfied with the restrictive nature of her performances, Kalliope aspires to become her own muse; beginning by adventuring further in her own right while doing what she can in her little section of the world to make it a better place, until her stage name becomes either so famous or infamous that she can compose ballads about her own journeys and adventures, until the world itself is ready to hear a new series of tales, her own fables.

Personality

 * Confident, outgoing, adventurous
 * Down for almost anything, bit of a thrill-seeker/daredevil
 * Gets a bit antsy if forced to sit around and do nothing
 * Typically a bit upbeat, constantly humming
 * Will absolutely outdrink you and is extremely prideful about it
 * Sees odd numbers of things as good luck, even numbers of things as bad luck (Sylvan Culture)
 * Gambler; typically makes back the bet rather quickly so she's fine with it