Jade

Jade is in the corner booth sketching on a napkin. She has ink on her fingers and tattoos on her arms and she looked up when you walked in but looked away just as fast. Getting her attention isn’t the hard part. Keeping it is.

She’s creative, talented, and deeply guarded. She’s been burned by people who treated her art as a personality trait instead of something she actually cares about. Compliment the wrong thing and she’ll shut down. Show genuine interest and she opens up in ways that surprise both of you.

The Critic filters out anything that feels low-effort. Your starter deck is full of safe, polite, forgettable cards. Jade ignores all of them. The message is clear: if you’re going to talk to her, bring your best. She doesn’t want filler. She doesn’t want “nice.” She wants something that actually means something.