Editing Dungeon Meshi (section)

===The Tance Party===

* Mr. Tance - A grumpy 210 year old gnome magic user specializing in healing magic researching the Dungeon. Haughty, foul tempered, and condescending, he tends to rub people the wrong way when first met, but is otherwise a man of his word. Was sent by the nobility of Karka Broud to observe and research the state of the dungeon. Despite working for the governor of the town, he is eager to unravel the mysteries of the dungeon for their own sake. Apparently has being together with his wife since their university days.

* Mrs. Tance - Mr. Tance's wife, also a skilled gnome magic user. Not much to say about her otherwise, as she's fairly passive and quiet, letting her husband do most of the talking. They've been together with since their university days.

* Namari - Female dwarf [[Fighter]], and quite infamous amongst most dwarves. Her family used to serve the local governor, but her father embezzled a ton of money and then ran for it, abandoning his daughter. After this theft the governor refused to deal with dwarves, and the resulting damage to their coffers and reputation inspired all the other dwarf clans on the island to shun Namari. Like Shuro, she abandoned Laius' party after the Red Dragon ate Farlyn and nearly killed them all, however this was more to do with a lack of funding than confidence. Getting saddled with her father's substantial debts means she doesn't work pro bono, even for friends. She has a strange fetish for equipment that shorter races would find too cumbersome to use, ogling Tall-men who can wear heavy plate or strap bags to their lengthy thighs.

* Kaka & Kiki - A pair of dextrous fighter twins, male and female respectively. They were born to a nomadic clan, but during harsh times they were unable to be fed and abandoned at a tavern as children where they lived in the stable. The Tance's adopted and raised them as their own, providing a warm bed and lots of love. However growing up as tall-men in an all gnome village was a bit rough at times, due to being confused for adults. The twins seem to think they are nothing alike.