Open to late additions from Minnesota? Like, after we route the bastards?

All the spoons are claimed for the moment.

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I have an art nouveau deck that has been my go-to (although I've probably used the Invisible Sun sooth deck the most)

a French half-elf bard who has worked with his father on antiquities in Egypt and the Levant; and a Greek rogue sailor who worked as a spy during the independence movement and is looking for what to do next.

We have a 13yo Arab girl who is part-tiefling and a djinn-possessed sorcerer; a middle aged Turkish woman convert to Sufism, becoming a whirling dervish monk; a 10yo Turkish boy who works in the bathhouse but hopes to one day be a Janissary fighter like his father and brother;

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Speaking of Zariel, Nosy (hollyphant wizard) came back to his memories and now serves as her war mount.

Meanwhile, Marta (firbolg guardian) has sworn herself again to Zariel, and is committed to recruiting for the Blood War, relieved to know her family, in Elturel, have been returned.

With a combination of guile and rationalizations, they convinced 3/4s of the acting dukes in Baldur's Gate to swear fealty to Gargauth, who then used it as leverage to get Zariel to step down from ruling Avernus, ceding it to Gargauth in exchange for troops for the Blood War.

Vaylis (tiefling bard) started off working for the devil Dantalion, but soon upgraded with a multiclass into warlock, with Gargauth, the Hidden Lord, trapped in a shield, as a patron.

Crush (tortle seraph) brought the good news of Selûne to Avernus, having made at least one convert, and replacing the Companion above Elturel with Selûne's own presence, after Jervys dispatched Shar's acolyte with the aforementioned magic wooden hand.