The Blue Field Party

The Blue Field Party was a group of adventurers who lived before the start of the campaign. Known to be very powerful towards the end of their time, the four members were each highly skilled. The party consisted of Mist, Rutaj, Krav'zen, and Crayne. At some point, they were joined by a gelfling child named Jo. The party lived in Lakeside Manor in Blue Filed, Reixila. They had some benevolent connection with Reeshleigh the Aboleth.

Sometime around 931, the party met their end against a mind flayer colony east of Craven's Rest.

Mist
Very little is known about Mist other than that she was a drow rogue of considerable skill. Based on the Trollbone Elk found in Hava's Cavern, Ranulf was able to learn she was from House Hlaavintu in Undervane. In accordance to drow tradition, Mist was likely banished from Undervane.

As a former member of House Hlaavintu, it is uncertain whether or not she had any connection with Seville.

Rutaj
Rutaj was a loxodon cleric of the Qolasian Cathedra. As a cleric of the Life Domain, he was likely devoted to Yaxsi. According to Crayne's letter to DeCashe, Rutaj highly respected the Reixilan Cathedra, and supported the return of the Tribunal.

Crayne
Wyatt Crayne was a human Illusionist/Enchanter.
 * for more, see the full article on Crayne

Krav'zen
Krav'zen was a githvyrik paladin of unknown origins. It is unknown what sort of Oath he was sworn to. He is notable for being the only survivor of the raid on the mind flayer colony. According to a record found in Craven's Rest, he stumbled into town, in a daze and covered in blood muttering "the elder brain is dead."

He was found by Ranulf in Folemi, Qolas tending an agave farm. He appeared to have lost all of his memory prior to arriving in Qolas. Unable to give him any other help, he provided Ranulf with a githvyrik dagger. Ranulf also noticed a manual for an ST-V in his home.

Jo
Jo was a child gelfling who joined the party. More than likely, she was taken in by the party in their travels. She looked up to the party greatly, and took their deaths extremely hard. According to Labe, she was so distraught that part of her grief manifested as the various undead entities within the manor.

Jo died at some point between the old party's deaths and the new party's arrival. Her ghost haunted the manor until the manifestations were slain and her soul was put to rest.

Jo's grief for the loss of her heroes and friends manifested in the following ways:
 * The Shadow, which resembled those of the old party: her denial that they were gone
 * The Doll, striking relentlessly and without warning: her anger at anyone who would enter the home
 * The Poltergeist, which attempted to posses victims to be more like the old party: bargaining
 * The Ghost of Jo: her unyielding sadness