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Sister Mona Theist
—Human—RivalTrio—SistersOfHolyRetribution—TheistFamily—
A travelling nun who is a bit TOO enthusiastic sometimes. As a member of the Sisters of Holy Retribution, she is an active supporter of the zealous punishment of sinful acts. Which you wouldn't know just by looking at her sweet, starry-eyed, angelic mug.
Appears in 68 pages
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Kurt Stein
—Human—
He's a regular guy, as normal as they come. Works a regular job, works out regularly, watches regular TV. His one claim to oddity is sort of liking Nitrine.
Appears in 61 pages
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Cryptos the Omnipotent
—Human—Wizard—
While he's not REALLY omnipotent, Cryptos is an actual wizard, as well as a local big wig. He owns a lot of real estate and runs a successful fortune-telling and wish-granting business from atop his wizard tower.
Appears in 32 pages
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Special Agent Aiko Stabbington
—Human—SSA—
Secretive government agent, partner with Agent Rowan. The two of them are technically junior agents, but their hypercompetence leads them to often be involved in matters above their pay grade. She was brought up from a young age to be the ultimate human weapon, but despite that she is friendly and laid back.
Unless she decides to get outrageous.
Appears in 31 pages
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Drake North (aka The Penguin Thief)
—Human—Un-icornTrio—
A career thief who's rather harmless, as criminals go. He suffers from a peculiar compulsion to steal only one specific type of thing. Unwitting party to Prism's experiments in romance.
Appears in 30 pages
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Special Agent Claudia Rowan
—Human—SSA—
Secretive government agent, partner with Agent Stabbington. The two of them are technically junior agents, but their hypercompetence leads them to often be involved in matters above their pay grade. Calm, collected and resourceful, this genius-level intellect came up with a temporal manipulation device at the age of ten.
Appears in 22 pages
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Cee Bibras
—Human—Un-icornTrio—BibrasFamily—
A personable young woman who is preoccupied with her studies, fashion trends, and social justice. "Cee" might just be short for something and not her real name, but that's probably the only unusual thing about her. Probably.
Appears in 21 pages
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Gabriel Bannon
—Human—
Despite being a pompous idiot jerk, or possibly because of it, Gabriel believes that he is privileged, gifted with awesome looks, intelligence, wealth, and muscles. So he considers it his duty to spread goodwill and justice wherever he goes. He also thinks he knows best what's good for people - better than the people themselves. This can lead to problems?
Appears in 19 pages
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President Athena K. Johnson
—Human—
Current leader of the Human Nation. She is a politician, or she wouldn't have gotten to this post. It's not an easy job, but she does genuinely try to do good with what power (and limitations) she has.
Appears in 18 pages
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Riel
—Angel—Human—
A kindhearted junior angel who just loves flying. Maybe that's why he dresses like an old-timey aviator? Seems to have some history with Zintiel.
Appears in 18 pages
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Professor Tracy Ace
—Human—
One teacher at "the university". Even those students who attend her classes aren't sure what she teaches. She is known to have a very tenuous connection with reality.
Appears in 12 pages
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Pliskin Oleum Saltzman
—Human—Dungeon—
If someone will buy it, he'll sell it. If not, he'll probably try to sell it anyway. That's just the kind of greasy guy P.O. is.
Appears in 11 pages
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Samuelle Severin
—Human—
A local actor of modest reknown, she runs a community theatre troupe and owns a boat.
Appears in 9 pages
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Tremaine Virox
—Human—Wizard—
A young rescue wizard for the dungeon game. Helpful! He could be called somewhat handsome, in a nerdy sort of way.
Appears in 8 pages
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Polly Theist
—Human—Witch—TheistFamily—
Sister Mona's Evil Twintm sister (both in the sibling sense). A celebrity in sorcerous circles, she has wide-ranging interests (both academic and financial) in mythology, folklore, mysticism, and the occult. She could be considered Bad Newstm.
Appears in 7 pages
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Some unnamed mercenary
—Human—Heropolis—
He first appeared in a page titled "Lackbuster", to refer to how he finds the job offered to him is lacking in violence, and is thus uninteresting.
Appears in 7 pages
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Omega, Scholar of Destruction
—Human—Wizard—AudetteFamily—
A dark wizard of the darkest darkness. Actually, his interest in destructive magic is purely academic, but that doesn't mean he's not a self-important jerkass. Zintiel says she blew him up.
Appears in 6 pages
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Pierce
—Human—PierceFamily—
Piercetec is a well-known tech company, specializing in robotics, AI, and other futuristic life-enhancing appliances. The fact that no one knows much about Pierce, its elusive founder and CEO, is probably nothing to worry about.
Appears in 6 pages
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Guy Omni
—Human—Dungeon—
Most recently seen tending the booth of Real Adventure Dungeon Quest, but who knows? Maybe he has exciting adventures of his own no one knows about.
Appears in 5 pages
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