Ollonni is the proprietor of the Watchers' House, a rather strange establishment that moves about near the Blasted Lands. Ollonni has been the manager as long as anyone can remember; although he always speaks of getting the house for another before him. Outwardly he seems a kind and caring man, often taking in those in need - specifically those magicians who have run afoul of the difficulties of the Shadow Realms. His help is never free and memories are his favorite form of trade.

Ollonni is clearly not exactly human or elf or even an orc - but instead some strange mashing of these races. Standing middling height and slightly overweight he has a face that is just strangely common enough that it is difficult to remember details. It is very rare when he ever needs to raise his voice, which is typically quite melodious, but when he does somebody is in grave danger.

• Occupation: Innkeeper
• Nationality: unknown
• Family: none
• Lifetime: 418-
• Religion: unknown
• Ethnicity: Bloodkin Fae

Ollonni mother was a Faerie Queen who wished for a mortal child. She visited the world just after the gods abandoned it and their children warred for control of the land. As for his father Ollonni knew nothing - or even if he only had one father for the Faerie Queens have power beyond understanding. His childhood pasted over tens of thousands of years and his teens even longer. It was not until the birth of humanity that he finally could be called an adult.

It was during his adult years that he stumbled upon a house walking through the wastes of the Blasted Lands. Such a thing was a marvel but more so in that the house was clearly a living thing. This was no construct but instead a mortal spirit forced to wander the world in a strangely constructed house. With great effort he bound his own spirit to the house and gave the poor thing purpose, but he also found a purpose for himself. The spirit was a gifted magician and so began the partnership.

Ollonni cannot travel far from the Blasted Lands without leaving his house behind and he fears that without him it would come to great harm. So he spends all of his days wandering the lands living among those people he can reach. The house loves settling down in new settlements and having other magicians visit it. Ollonni takes only a small fee, just a few memories, to keep the house from going mad. Ollonni uses these memories in place of the spirit's own memories. This patchwork of lives is good enough.