Humans are one of the younger species to enter the scene of the Silrayne Arc, and this supplement has 100 such for Esper Genesis.

Each human is given a name and a brief description. They can be used as chance encounters or potential allies or foes.

To use the list, either roll d100 for a random result or select appropriate ones manually.

Here are some sample results:

37. Jadwiga Zadrożny: Jadwiga is an embodiment of the drive to explore and investigate which is the reason why many of the other signatories of the Sorium Accord consider humans to be unenlightened. They have essentially never seen the equivalent of a hill they didn’t want to cross, a destination they didn’t want to travel to or a new sight or experience they didn’t want to investigate. Partly because of this constant drive, Jadwiga now bears more than a few cybernetic replacements for parts of their body injured or lost during their explorations.

38. Janco Watson: Janco is a human mercenary with little in the way of morals other than remaining loyal to whoever is their current paymaster. As long as Janco is being paid, they will do what they are asked to do, as long as it isn’t obviously suicidal, without question. As a result, they have a price on their head in a number of systems thanks to Janco obeying orders that resulted in what can only be called war crimes. Janco themself seems to lack anything remotely resembling a conscience, only their professional code of loyalty.

39. John Oruoch: John is a human who finds the other intelligent species of the Silrayne Arc, and especially those who are also signatories of the Sorium Accord, to be endlessly fascinating. They have a habit of cornering representatives of species and endlessly questioning them about their kind, which initially can seem somewhat charming but can quickly end up being tiresome, as John doesn’t seem to know when to stop, at least when it comes to talking to sapients who aren’t human. Humans, John can realise when they are becoming tired of questions.

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