Earl Saenz
Information Broker, Owner of a Restaurant & Refuge
The Bishop’s Corpse is a small family restaurant, a Puyallup fixture for many years. Owner Earl Saenz, a kindly older dwarf with a trim beard, was a Chaplin in the Texan army during the Aztlan invasion. He contributes to many charitable causes in the district. On Sundays, he turns his restaurant into a soup kitchen for those in need of a hot meal (and a place to eat it). This not only makes him popular with the locals, but also means he knows a great deal about what is going on in Puyallup. For a “charitable donation” he’s sometimes willing to share what he knows, or to arrange some introductions.




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