A while back I created a homebrew gnoll ancestry for one of my players, and apparently I actually made were-hyenas, because when we sat down for char-gen everyone chose gnoll. Contagious, I guess.
We have Martens, a LN Gnoll Secular Medic Fighter, who studied in a Rahadoumi medical university as part of a political give-and-take between his clan and the local government, now travelling to see the crazy theists up close. He's running a travelling doctor's wagon through Isger, and will head over to the Call when someone mentions all the other gnolls there.
We have Kitaur, a Neutral Gnoll Emancipated Druid. Her somewhat less evil Gozreh-worshipping clan was absorbed by a group of Orthodox Lamashtu followers, and they sold her into slavery as a joke. When Kintargo went independent, she started looking for a new home, preferably with all this amazing foliage. She's heard that Isger is starting to accept goblins, so why not gnolls?
We have Commodus Warpfacet, CG Gnoll Out-of-Towner Rogue (Ruffian). Raised by gnomes, they encouraged him to seek his own kind, possibly because their attention spans had lapsed. When Farimixa passed through, he started dogging her heels.
Last but not least, we have Farimixa, a NG (still not entirely sure why) Gnoll Emissary Wizard (Conjurer). Originally a mesenger in Thassilon, she was in the capitol of the nation of Envy (name escapes me) as a courier from the Sloth kingdom when it got stuck in a time loop. Now free, she seeks to prove the superiority of her magic, which is proving tricky for a variety of reasons. She's heard Breachill is oddly adventurer-centric, and hopes this means they will have a high tolerance for the unusual.
Obviously, a party that looks like a random encounter will have unique difficulties. While my intent is not to have them shot at every time they approach a community, I would value the gallery's ideas for any adjustments that I should make to the path as written. Challenges, opportunities, etc.