By all accounts, Eden's upbringing was a charmed one. Born in Stormbreak to two loving parents who already had two sons, she had a circle of adoration and protection around her. Not only was she the daughter her mother, Avon, always wanted, Eden was also the baby sister. Alfrec and Lorin loved her more than older brothers ought, making sure she was always watched and cared for when their parents were busy with their thriving shop. If they had their way, she would have been safe at home while they went adventuring around Stormbreak -- but it didn't take long to learn that Eden would have her own way. Locking her in her bedroom only meant she'd find a method of breaking out of it, attempting to track them down, and landing herself in some sort of trouble along her solo excursion. No, it was actually safer to just bring her along at the outset.

Childhood gave way to young adulthood with normalcy. She put as much attention into her studies as any other kid might, and when she was old enough to help, she joined her brothers in assisting in her parents' shop. Needfuls, it was called, opened by Callum, her father, and Avon, on the wings of a shared dream. She had no head for managing books (Alfric, by contrast, dove into the business pursuits with a passion), but she could organise merchandise, keep the place tidy, and talk customers into a sale.

When Avon died of illness, things changed. Eden had once been close to her father, from whom she'd inherited her mercurial moods, but he retreated into the consumption of his shop in order to escape the grief he felt for his wife. He seemed to think devoting every waking moment to that dream would keep the memory of Avon alive. For several years, this endeavour took him traveling to acquire more goods for Needfuls, a side of the business into which Eden and her brothers didn't have much insight. The children stayed back, with Alfric in charge and the other two on the floor, taking inventory of the trinkets and artifacts shipped back to them.

Eden was nineteen years old when word came that Callum, too, had perished in his travels. A year passed, and then another, and the shop was in sharp decline. Callum had not kept, or perhaps shared, his procurement contacts. The children decided they needed help, because they could not let their parents' dream die with them. They ventured to the temple to beseech Rae for change -- and, miraculously, change was granted.

Now Attuned, Eden and Lorin have set off to find their fortune while Alfric manages Needfuls. How they make contacts, or find goods, or acquire them at a cost low enough to resell at a profit, is yet to be determined.