User:RivalRowan/List of Alara secondary characters
The article lists Alaran characters who have legendary creature cards, or feature within the storyline.
Child of Alara
The Child of Alara is a legendary avatar of Alara spawned by the Maelstrom during the Conflux.[1] The Child looks like a large baby made of energy and is comprised of all colors of mana. It is a manifestation of the Conflux itself and showed no allegiance or mercy to any of the five shards. On its card, when the Child of Alara dies, it destroys all non-land permanents while not allowing them to regenerate. Miku, Child of Song is a skinned card of the Child of Alara from the Hatsune Miku: Digital Sensation Secret Lair in the 2024 Summer Drop.
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Derevi
Derevi is a legendary bird wizard from Bant.[2] While she soars above the battlefield, Derevi uses cunning strategies to outsmart her enemies. She orchestrates the movements of her great army as they fight invaders who would lay waste to the peaceful lands of Bant. Derevi's keen eyes can absorb a multitude of factors as she rapidly alters her plan to meet the changing conditions on the ground. Her devoted followers consider Derevi the greatest commander the Shards have ever seen.[3]
Thanks to her brilliant strategy, the Grixis hordes were routed at the Battle of Split Peak. Her clever diplomacy diverted the Esper Council in their plot against her. Derevi is disciplined but fair, and these qualities evoke loyalty in her soldiers. Always the literal eye in the sky, this commander had outmaneuvered her enemies time and time again.[4]
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Estel
Estel is a human from Tidehollow on Esper. As a young boy, Estel was forsaken in the underground of Tidehollow, a place known for its filth, darkness, and desolation.[5] When he encountered Tezzeret, he became a symbol of the tragic cycle of poverty and hopelessness that defined life in Tidehollow. Estel, described as blond and young, was pushed into the gutter by his peers and left behind, showing his vulnerable status. Tezzeret, recognizing something of his past in Estel, offered him a rare opportunity for escape by giving him an etherium box, a weapon, and a mission to seek help from Knight-General Rafiq in Bant. This chance meeting transformed Estel from a mere survivor in a desolate environment into a potential bearer of hope.
| Story appearances | Author | Publishing date | Set | Setting (plane) | Featuring |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phyrexia: All Will Be One - A Man of Parts | Reinhardt Suarez | 2023-01-17 | Phyrexia: All Will Be One | New Phyrexia, Alara, Kamigawa | Tezzeret, Rona, Elesh Norn, Jin-Gitaxias, Estel, Nashi |
Gyrus
Gyrus is a hydra of Alara.[6] Gyrus hunts in the swamps of Jund, one of the reunited shards of Alara, but not alone. Its heads dredge dead things from the murky water and animate them as shadows of their former selves. Zombified crocodiles, snakes, and other creatures serve Gyrus, bringing food to blunt the hydra's insatiable hunger.[7]
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Jenara
Jenara is the Asura Angel of war and strife, who has become the de facto leader of the seven Asura during the war that ravaged Alara after the Conflux.[8]
On Bant, seven angels, the Asura, form the highest angelic court, higher than the Amesha and lesser angels such as celebrants. Jenara has become the most important of all her Asura sisters, who have ruled Bant's angels during Asha's absence. She is left-handed.[9]
Jenara quickly made an impact in the war, becoming one of Bant's foremost weapons against the invading hordes at its borders. When she fights, she is so focused on the foe to ignore everyone around her, even wounded soldiers grateful for her appearance.[10]
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Kess
Kess is a legendary human wizard from Alara.[11] Kess's home is one of the few pockets of life remaining on the devastated shardworld of Grixis. She harvests vis, a magical substance that holds small bits of precious life energy, in hopes that she can one day use it to restore what was lost.[12]
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Lisha
Lisha, called Lisha of the Azure, is a human ship captain dwelling on Bant.[13] A tall, striking woman with dark blue eyes, Lisha's lips are always pained a brilliant azure blue.[13] Lisha rejected her formal role as princess of Jhess and became a privateer. Despite her royal family's disapproval, she sails the waters on her frigate, Sunspray, looting merchant ships along the coast of Jhess and Valeron.
Lisha is known for taking a small share of the booty for herself, giving a larger portion to her crew, and distributing the rest to the poor.[13] It isn't unusual for the Sunspray to attack a Jhessian port, take over its warehouses, and hand out the contents to the local Mortars and Unbeholden. Lisha has always escaped to her ship before the Jhessian cavalry could catch her. Following the reunification of Alara, Lisha reconised the need to work with denizens of the other shards.[14]
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Maelstrom Wanderer
The Maelstrom Wanderer is an elemental of Alara spawned by the Maelstrom.[15] It is a 60-foot-tall walking storm of quasi-living magic that is purposeless and ceaseless. Its crab-like body is composed of green veins and vascular structures, fire and rock, and ribbons of blue arcane energy. Rather than being solely composed of energy, it appears to be an exoskeletal creature with a core of energy. The Maelstrom was the point at which the five shards of the plane of Alara merged: a huge, roiling, crackling whirlpool of mana, aether, and magic. The Maelstrom is mostly gone now but remains a site of bizarre, flaring magic and strange winds. As it is a towering elemental creature borne of the Maelstrom it tends to be found wandering the former Maelstrom's rim, into the wind, trailing blue plasma and licks of flame as it goes.[16]
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Nazahn
Nazahn is a legendary nacatl artificer and blacksmith from Naya.[17] Once an ordinary blacksmith, his life changed when the Conflux merged his home with the shard of Bant. Nazahn found fame as a renowned weaponsmith for the knightly orders on Bant and now wields a magical hammer of invincibility that allows him to hold hot, fiery metal, without so much as singeing his fur.[12][18]
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Runadi
Runadi is a Nacatl shaman introduced in Jumpstart 2022.[19] Runadi made his debut as part of the green Gigantic deck. He is a Nacatl godtracker from Naya who is known to call large behemoths to his aid. Godtrackers carefully monitor the movements of the gargantuans of Naya and offer sacrifices to keep them appeased. He wears a green robe, wields a spear, and uses incense.
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Sen Triplets
The Sen Triplets are a group of legendary female human wizards from Esper.[20] Like other high-ranking peoples on Esper, they have fused their bodies with etherium making them more metal than flesh. They are said to be masters of the mind and related magic. This is shown by their ability to take control of an opposing player and allow their player to see and play their cards for the turn.
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Uril
Uril is a legendary beast from Alara.[21] Uril appears to be a gargantuan beast the size of a mountain. It is humanoid, covered in fur, and has two large horns sticking out of its forehead. It is said to hide with the mists of the plane, able to stalk its victims despite its massive size. At some point after the events of the Conflux, Uril encounters Sedris, with the outcome of the encounter unknown.[22]
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Yidris
Yidris is a legendary ogre wizard born on the Grixis shard of Alara.[23] He was one of the Incurables afflicted with unstable mutations that threatened to shatter his mind. Though he was a mage, no magic could relieve his curse, and Yidris resigned himself to his fate.
During the Conflux, Grixis collided with the other Shards and the shattered plane of Alara was made whole. Knights from Bant drove Yidris directly into the Maelstrom, a volatile storm of raw mana at the plane's center. The unpredictable power of the Maelstrom stabilized Yidris' mutations, making the ogre a conduit for its chaos.[24]
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Yurlok
The shaman Yurlok leads a thrash of viashino on Jund.[25] Utterly fearless, he hunts his prey in deliberately dangerous situations—lava flows make for quite the advantage when you know them like the back of your claw. Of course, a few viashino might fall in themselves, but that is merely the price of the thrash's survival. After the Conflux, Yurlok found his hunting grounds vastly expanded, and he believes Esper could use some lava-adjacent redecorating.[26] Yurlok's ability to cause players to lose life upon losing unspent mana is similar to the obsolete mana burn rule.
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List of minor characters
The following Alaran characters are only mentioned in flavor text, or appear as minor characters in the storyline.
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| Aarsil | Aarsil the Blessed
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A regent of Bant who oversaw the unearthing of the Blade of Asha from the Twelve Trees of Valeron.[27] | |
| Adulai | Adulai the Fool
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A Bantian dancing monk who travels across the Topa Savannah accompanied by angel Celebrants.[13] | |
| Amalex Pennet | Hieresiarch of the Seekers of Carmot
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A leader among the Seekers who accepted Tezzeret into the Seekers' Academy. When he later expelled Tezzeret for failure to beat Silas Renn in a duel, Tezzeret responded by decapitating Amalex and leaving his head on his desk.[28][29] | |
| Banat | Ambassador Banat
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A Cloud Nacatl of Qasal, who received Zaliki's warning of Marisi's army.[27] | |
| Belator | Belator of Esper
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| Bezzit Plar | Bezzit Plar, Esper stormcaller
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| Breot | Breot the Slayer[13]
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Clan chief of the Jund Riftclan Tol Breot. On his Dark Climb at the age of ten, Breot survived forty days alone in the mountain.[13] His tribe assumed he was dead and moved far down the Rift Valley, but Breot tracked them down, hauling the carcass of a dead gharlizard on his back, with his obsidian shard still lodged in its throat. After half his clan was transported to Grixis, he was killed by Thraximundar.[30] | |
| Broka | Broka, drumhunter
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| Brokk |
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A large, five-eyed gargoyle from Esper. His body is reinforced, augmented, and decorated with etherium. A minion of Tezzeret.[31] | |
| Cagen Vargan | Cagen Vargan, Jhessian sea scout
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| Caladessa |
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A seer on Grixis in the service of Nicol Bolas.[32] | |
| Callio |
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An Esper woman, the sister of Agatha and mother of Jaria. An Ethersworn officer stationed at Harborgate with her sister. After their spire was transported to the shard of Bant, she revealed that she had secretly been a Seeker of Carmot since Jaria's death, after which her sister killed her.[33] | |
| Cele |
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A young woman from the same village as Lia. Abducted and killed by Nefarox.[34][35] | |
| Chammie |
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A man in Tidehollow who used to be an aquaintance of Tezzeret as a child. Later married and had children.[29] | |
| Chimamatl |
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A member of Jazal Goldmane's leonin pride. Mother of Tenoch.[27] | |
| Chirin | Chirin of the Valley
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An older Nayan elf who has been a Valley Ward for almost thirty years and knows the landscape of the Valley of the Ancients better than anyone.[13] Fifteen years before the Conflux, he witnessed the Second Stirring, when Progenitus began to awaken. | |
| Cinna | Cinna, vedalken consul
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| Clairan |
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A human soldier stationed at Torchlight, present when the holdout was attacked by Malfegor's hordes.[27] | |
| Coruk | Coruk, Esper artificer
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| Cyla | Cyla, Lord of the Aerie
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| Dolomarus | Dolomarus, Proctor of the Clean
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| Drathus | Master Drathus
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An Esper vedalken archmage in Palandius. After his city was transported to Naya, he worked with his apprentice Keimon to create a spellbomb to contain some of the cascading magic of the Shard. He and his apprentice were both killed when the spellbomb detonated.[36] | |
| Drinna |
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A vedalken of Esper whose stolen sangrite was taken from her by Rafiq.[27] | |
| Ebrel | Ebrel, godtoucher mentor
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| Egbol |
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A hungry goblin from Jund. | |
| Elishta |
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An elf who encountered Domri Rade during his first planeswalk.[37] | |
| Elleta |
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A Bant woman, the wife of a blacksmith from Giltspire. She and her family were refugees in Valeron.[30] | |
| Elzen | Princess Elzen
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A falconfolk aven princess from Jhess, kidnapped to spark war with Valeron but rescued by Chandra Nalaar.[38] | |
| Ennor | Ennor, mentalist
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A vedalken. | |
| Faltus Mack |
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The only known survivor of the Crystal Labyrinth, a maddened man who wrote an account of the harrying experience.[29] | |
| Fridius | Fridius, telemin master
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| Galen |
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A Bant soldier and husband. Killed in a Grixis attack on Bant.[39] | |
| Galo Aher |
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A Knight of Bant and a member of the Order of the White Orchid.[40] Aher was considered a paragon of honor but was killed by a blast of fire while battling invaders from the shard of Jund. A sigil was created in his image, which protected the bearer from pyromancy and similar forms of hostile magic. | |
| Gernan | Gernan, dawnray archer
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| Ghedi |
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A thug working for Gwafa Hazid until he was arrested by Hadadir and left behind.[27] | |
| Gorael |
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A malevolent sphinx, who hoped to cause strife between humans and vedalken. | |
| Hadadir |
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A knight who stopped Gwafa Hazid's caravan and was killed.[27] | |
| Hadran | Hadran, sunseeder of Naya Hadran, Naya Sunseeder
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Leader of the sunseeder humans in Naya | |
| Haim | Captain Haim
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A Grixis human soldier stationed at Torchlight. Was killed by zombies when the holdout was attacked by Malfegor's hordes.[27] | |
| Hargrove |
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A human soldier stationed at Torchlight, present when the holdout was attacked by Malfegor's hordes.[27] | |
| Hollin |
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A rhox monk on Bant who witnessed Elspeth Tirel interrogating Gwafa Hazid.[27] | |
| Iama |
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A prophet of the Skyward Eye, who shared her visions with Aarsil and Rafiq.[27] | |
| Igh |
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An old, brittle-scaled viashino who leads the Palehide Thrash.[13] He claims to have personally slain three hundred humans in his lifetime. | |
| Indra | Indra, nullmage of Vectis
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| Jaria |
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Daughter of Callio and niece of Agatha. Died some time before the Conflux.[33] | |
| Javid Hera |
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The impetuous human leader of Highclan Tol Hera, who believe that humans should be in an ongoing war against the dragons until one or the other side is exterminated.[13] | |
| Jest | Doctor Jest Doc Mr. Chuckles
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An entity in Tezzeret's brain who was sensorically and mentally linked to him by Nicol Bolas.[29] | |
| Jorshu | Jorshu of Clan Nel Toth
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| Kaeda | Kaeda, aven scout Scout Kaeda
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A male aven scout who was part of Rafiq's attack on Esper. After learning that Malfegor would lead an attack on Bant, he flew back, but was badly wounded by the Maelstrom on the way. He perished from his wounds after delivering his message.[27] | Dragon Appeasement |
| Kael |
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A shaman, member of the Circle of Nel Toth, and master of Meren. Devoured by her dragon Skaal Kesh when he tried to kill her.[41] | |
| Kemuel | Kemuel the Ancient Kemuel, the Hidden One
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Son of the sphinxes Crucius and Sharuum, who guards The Riddle Gate, a planar portal at the center of the Crystal Labyrinth in Esper's Glass Dunes. Known on Esper as the great sphinx of the desert maze.[29] He lost a wing and hind leg in a fight with a great Leviathan centuries before the Conflux, and the few travelers that meet him find his words and his advice to be prophetic. | |
| Krufa |
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A Goblin Deathraider and dracomancer on Jund.[42] | |
| Krzntch |
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A diminutive, sky-blue homunculus from Esper. She has stubby etherium arms and legs, a nearly spherical body, and talks with a high-pitched squeak. A minion of Tezzeret.[31] | |
| Leogin |
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A Grixis lich who drowned before Vithia fell.[13] Now an archmage who lives under the sea near Kederekt, he commands huge, putrefied sea beasts capable of devouring whole ships. | |
| Lifris |
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An Esper arcanist in Antoris City. After the city was transported to Naya, it was attacked by Thraximundar, and Lifris was likely killed.[33] | |
| Lodus | Lodus of the Ethersworn
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An Ethersworn from Esper. | |
| Maklo |
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An elf who encountered Domri Rade during his first planeswalk.[37] | |
| Malactoth |
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An infamous hellkite from Jund, vanquished by Kresh and Rakka Mar with help of Sarkhan Vol.[27] | |
| Malunis |
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A human soldier stationed at Torchlight, present when the holdout was attacked by Malfegor's hordes.[27] | |
| Mardis | Knight Mardis
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A male middle-aged knight training bladework with Elspeth Tirel.[27] | |
| Morsath Levac |
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A soldier of Torchlight, husband of Salay and father of the boy Vali, who was zombified. Morsath and his wife were rescued from Grixis and brought to Bant by Rafiq.[27] | |
| Mr. Shinypants |
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Baltrice's etherium drake, tamed in the battle in the Glass Dunes.[29] | |
| Mubin |
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A Rhox knight from Bant. A loyal friend of Rafiq. Mind-controlled and crippled during the first attack by Esper, he discovered information that led him to dig up the Twelve Trees of Valeron to assemble the Sword of Asha, which Rafiq used to kill Malfegor. Rafiq tried to use etherium to mend Mubin's legs, but instead, they corrupted and killed him.[27] | |
| Niclavs | Niclavs, archmage of Esper
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| Niella |
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A Bant scout and philosopher. | |
| Nozzle
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A man from Esper who worked as a thug hired by Baltrice to intimidate and extract information from Tezzeret's father. Killed by Tezzeret.[29] | ||
| Olcot | Olcot, Rider of Joffik
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| Posner | Pisser Pimple
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A man from Esper who worked as a thug hired by Baltrice to intimidate and extract information from Tezzeret's father. Killed by Tezzeret.[29] | |
| Pulan | Pulan, Bant orchardist
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| Quennus | Quennus, metallurgeon
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| Rannon | Rannon, Vithian holdout
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| Ruki |
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A Cloud Nacatl of Qasal, an old shaman who received Zaliki's warning of Marisi's army.[27] | |
| Salay Levac |
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Wife of Morsath Levac and mother of Vali, a highly pregnant woman present at Torchlight when it was attacked by Malfegor's hordes. Rescued from Grixis and brought to Bant by Rafiq. Later gave birth to a girl, and Rafiq was named her godfather.[27] | |
| Sasha |
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Attendant of Mayael on Naya.[27] | |
| The Sculptor
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A bald, old Esper artificer, employed by the demon Nefarox.[34] Killed by Kaalia.[35] | ||
| Shungus Nod | Shungus Nod, fleshcrafter
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| Sinzo |
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A female Bloodbraid warrior who followed Kresh and Ajani Goldmane in a hunt for Nicol Bolas.[27] | |
| Sonara |
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A young mother from the Jund Riftclan Tol Breot. Likely killed by Thraximundar's army.[30] | |
| Syeena | Syeena, elvish godtoucher
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| Taani | Taani, berserker of Etlan
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A Nayan. | |
| Tameron |
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A benevolent sphinx, hoping to prolong the life of mortals. | |
| Taani | Taani, berserker of Etlan
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| Taric |
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A knight from Bant who ascended to be an angel. | |
| Tholka |
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A young page girl who helped Rafiq maintain his sigils.[27] | |
| Tiln |
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An Esperite human hermit.[13] Tiln is an ancient, powerful, and irascible stormcaller who lives in the only tower on Cloudheath. From time to time he will begrudgingly help guide a huge storm away from a major city or rescue a vessel lost in the Kingdom of Fog. | |
| Timus | Timus the Orange
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The leonin ruler of Qasal, the last remaining stronghold of the Cloud Nacatl.[43][13] With the unique coloring of an ocelot, only his keen intelligence and strategic nature keeps the city functioning. | |
| Tiyan |
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A wild Nacatl from Naya. | |
| Togk Manytooth |
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A doomed warrior. | |
| Tomlain |
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A human soldier stationed at Torchlight, who vanished shortly before the holdout was attacked by Malfegor's hordes.[27] | |
| Travius |
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An Esper vedalken Magister-rank mage, armillary diviner, and representative of the Seekers of Carmot.[33] | |
| Tullus | Tullus of Palandius
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| Urak |
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Person who fell prey to an ooze. | |
| Valek | Captain Valex of Jhess
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| Vali |
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Son of Morsath Levac and Salay, a young boy who was killed and zombified when Torchlight was attacked by Malfegor's hordes. His undead body was later beheaded by his own mother.[27] | |
| Voln | Voln the Elder
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| Welly |
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A human soldier stationed at Torchlight, who vanished shortly before the holdout was attacked by Malfegor's hordes.[27] | |
| Wanath |
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A prophet of the Order of the Skyward Eye who advised Aarsil towards war, hiding the truth behind the Twelve Trees of Valeron.[27] | |
| Wyhorn | Knight-Captain Wyhorn
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| Xorin | Xorin, Architect of Will
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An Esper human archmage of the wizard's sect known as the Architects of Will.[33] | |
| Zarratha |
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A lich lord from the necropolis of Unx who quickly invaded Jund after the Conflux.[44] He was eventually killed by dragonfire created by a Dragonsoul Knight |
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