For a quarrel of neophyte wizards to undertake such an exploration unaided would mean quick and messy death, so they've brought along mooks to help them out and spread the risk around a bit.
But how to keep them from being generic?

Then a quick one-line motivation on the back of each card was just the trick!
- To become the one in charge
- To finally forget her
- To feel like that again
- To see if the dream was true
- To die a rich man
- To prove them all wrong
- To kill the man who killed her
- To show them I was right all along
- To earn a hero's welcome
- To seek my fortune
- To find a way back
- To earn her admiration
Boom! Quick-build memorable and distinctive NPC mooks.
What tricks have you used to create those rank-and-file NPCs without them just being flat and generic?
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