List of secondary characters/Lorwyn-Shadowmoor
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The following Lorwyn-Shadowmoor characters are only mentioned in flavor text or on legendary creature cards, appear as minor characters in the storyline, or are otherwise not notable enough to receive their own article.
Bre
Bre of Clan Stoutarm is a giant warrior and daughter of Brion Stoutarm.[1] A milder giant, she is a herder at heart and slow to anger.[2] She is often away from her lair, and her life is spent in the pastures, gathering feed for her sheep and taking long naps. She is at peace with every species of Lorwyn—save the elves, who are to blame for her father's death and much of the turmoil on the plane. Whenever she encounters an elf, she's quick to distance herself from them, hurling them far away.
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Ferrafor
Ferrafor is the last known yew on Lorwyn-Shadowmoor.[3] Originally a cutting from the sapling of Colfenor, the cutting was saved by Rhys and grafted to the elder treefolk Sigric.[1][4] Prophesying the yew's return, Sigric traveled with fellow treefolk Morecote and Erewaker to a clearing of dawnglove, though all three died along the journey, harried by the Deffroad clique's attempt to resurrect Oona. Ferrafor's Rising was completed, but she was left cruel and without any treefolk guidance. She wanders Shadowmoor casting hexes and spreading chaos, though in Lorwyn she would be cunning, kind, and benevolent, spreading the gift of life.
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Mass of Mysteries
The Mass of Mysteries is a greater elemental born after the death of Oona, queen of the fae. It represents the potential of the unknown, free from the control Oona levied against the plane. As it wanders Lorwyn-Shadowmoor, it transforms the certain into the uncertain. With each step, fallow fields grow never-before-seen plants, raging rivers fill with fish and run dry, and people who were happy and settled leave home to find something more.[1]
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Moira
Moira is a sentient green slug on Lorwyn. She is a friend of the boggart Squen and rides on his shoulder.[5] Moira's animatronic muppet was created by Jim Henson's Creature Shop and was voiced by Donna Kimball.[6]
Ool
Auntie Ool is an infamous boggart spoken of only in whispers. She is the terror of Shadowmoor, known to dish out potent curses for the smallest of transgressions.[1] Her wickedly talented witchcraft allows her to conjure blight wherever she pleases and even stabilize wild magic into usable forms, and she prides herself on the creativity of her curses.[7] Her home is a twig hut that stands on giant frog-like legs, which leaps across the wilds in precise, silent bounds. Her hut may be a reference to Baba Yaga's chicken-legged hut.
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Oura
Queen Oura is a faerie noble. After Oona's defeat, while most Lorwyn faeries chose to follow Maralen, many chose to worship Oura.[8] A bold faerie from Glen Priseil, Oura proclaimed herself queen by mimicking Oona and gaining power through the collective belief of the fae.[3] Her strongest supporters, a band of about 50 faeries, work to gain more allies while they undermine Maralen. Maralen has not seen fit to eliminate the upstart, lest she become more like Oona herself.
Providence of Night
The Providence of Night is a spirit avatar on Shadowmoor. It may be the subject of The Listener's Lament, a poem quoted in its flavor text. It shares creature types and a five hybrid mana casting cost with the demigods of Shadowmoor, which are also referenced in The Listener's Lament, possibly implying that the Providence is itself a demigod or similar being.
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Snake
Snake is a sentient blue snake on Shadowmoor with a white underbelly. He has an antagonistic relationship with the boggart Cragg.[5] Snake's muppet was created by Jim Henson's Creature Shop and was voiced by Drew Massey.[6]
Squen & Cragg
Squen and Cragg are a single or pair of Lorwyn-Shadowmoor boggarts with bat-like ears and noses and two horns.[5] They were the protagonists of the Lorwyn-Shadowmoor trailer, and hosted the podcast The Squen & Cragg Show as part of the set's marketing. Their fans are referred to as "Squenthusiasts" and "Craggros", respectively.[9] Although the two have been depicted together, it is implied in the Lorwyn Eclipsed set trailer that Squen and Cragg are the Lorwyn and Shadowmoor versions of each other, respectively.
Squen lives in a large tree stump and owns and plays a pair of maracas. He is friends with the slug Moira, whom he places on his shoulder as they travel. Cragg's left horn is broken. His regular routine includes raiding, kidnapping kithkin children, and removing the hearts of venomous pigeons. He owns and can play a guitar. Both boggarts wonder what life on the other side of the plane is like.[5]
Squen and Cragg's muppets were created by Jim Henson's Creature Shop and concepted by David Meng.[6][10] Squen was voiced by Ben Schrader and puppeteered by Ben (main), Raymond Carr (arms), and Drew Massey (facial features). Cragg was voiced by Kevin Clash and puppeteered by Kevin (main), Grant Baciocco (arms), and Donna Kimball (facial features).
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Squen concept by David Meng. -
Squen in front of his Lorwyn home. -
Cragg concept by David Meng. -
Cragg playing his guitar in a Shadowmoor forest.
List of minor characters
The following Lorwyn-Shadowmoor characters are only mentioned in flavor text or appear as minor characters in the storyline.
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| Abral | Abral, kithkin alchemist
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A kithkin alchemist on Shadowmoor who had some association with Whimwaders. | |
| Aeloch |
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A young elf scout from Fen Grieve, reporting to Taer Gryffid.[11] | |
| Aerawn |
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A Canker-infested treefolk who attacked Ascaeus, Irassu, and Galleris on the way to the Serpent's Maw.[12] | |
| Aherin |
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A faerie who is part of the personal flock of the faerie queen Maralen. He went missing around 4564 AR.[13] | |
| Aine |
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A female elf from Dusklight Safehold. She was paralysied by a fear elemental attacking the refuge behind a stack of rain barrels.[14] Eily initially tried to rescue Aine before noticing the elemental. | |
| Alba Lachlaen | Inventor General Alba Lachlaen
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A friendly and charismatic kithkin woman and Inventor General of Burrenton. As the elected leader of the clachan's artisan and inventor guilds, she serves as its de facto mayor. An accomplished airship inventor in her own right.[8] | |
| Aldo |
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A kithkin from Mistmeadow who participated in the doun's defense against Ashling the Destroyer.[15] | |
| Amur Brokenlimb |
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A Canker-infested treefolk who tricked Joram Twohorns into bringing the copper sphere to Strongroot, leading to the safehold's destruction.[12] | |
| Angus Gabble |
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A kithkin of Kinsbaile, owner of the local general store.[11] | |
| Anjie |
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A female faerie in the service of Oona. Tried to stop Endry from reaching Kiel.[15] | |
| Artio |
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A merrow, a hired assassin working for Sygg. Killed by Oona.[15] | |
| Ascaeus |
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A cinder on Shadowmoor who sought to rekindle his kind.[16] | |
| Awylla | Awylla, Elvish Safewright
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| Baby's breath
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A faerie member of the Deffroad clique. They wore a gown made of woven baby's breath and carried a sap-tipped sword. As part of a ritual to attempt to rebirth Oona, they poisoned the treefolk Sigric and were eventually covered in dawnglove during the Rising of Ferrafor.[4] | ||
| Barrag Foetreader |
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A male giant warrior and cloudgoat rider.[17] | |
| Berry |
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One of three mythical faeries in a clique that led Wander to his death in the bog, and was killed by Wander's vengeful brother, Hero.[12] | |
| Betrys Cobbik |
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A kithkin of Greymeadow, mother of Gwyb Cobbik and wife of Wyb Cobbik.[12] | |
| Boeb | Boeb of Boldwyr Boeb the Terrible
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A Lorwyn giant.[2] He is ruddy, plump, and terribly strong, with a bushy mustache. He is very old, very territorial, and terribly foul-tempered. It's said that he feasts on boggarts and makes flutes of their bones. Boeb's mount is a cloudgoat, which he regularly milks. His cave, containing his hoard of riches, is marked by a gargantuan stone dolmen. The cave's floor sports a rich and colorful elemental pelt, and his hoard holds a giant lute with bone tuning pegs, a gargantuan copper milking pail, a sieging shield made from the Bark of Doran, a Reliquary of Dawn, a bronze Giantcraft Helm, skeins of gold thread, balls of dried mollusk dung, a mound of crushed beetle powder, an eternalisk scale, and many phials and bottles of potions, including a Thousand-Year Elixir. When he was a boy, Boeb's father had hunted an eternalisk, gifting his son its scale. When his father died, Boeb was so overcome by grief that he entered a monthslong name sleep. When he was awoken from this sleep by the thieving boggarts Flib, Lugg, Ygril, and Naance, he went into a rage, killing Flib before he was blinded by their eagle mount Marrja. | |
| Boghald |
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A Barrenton medic on Shadowmoor. | |
| Borb |
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A boggart of the Squeaking Pie warren. | |
| Bowen | Bowen, Barrenton Guardcaptain
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| Braenna | Braenna, Cobblesmith
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| Branhald | Branhald of Goldmeadow
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A kithkin painter from Goldmeadow. When he asked to paint a beautiful elf, she had him use moonglove extract for his paint. After capturing her beauty on his canvas, he died. His painting, The Moonglove Maiden is now displayed in Kinsbaile. | |
| Broadbark |
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One of two legendary treefolk on Lorwyn. Alongside Odum, they battle the giant Moran for one hundred days until the giant falls into namesleep from exhaustion. Their feat was recorded in The Tale of Odum and Broadbark. | |
| Bulgo |
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A giant of Lorwyn who was lignified. | |
| Cadri Kelken | Watch Commander Cadri Kelken
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A no-nonsense kithkin who leads Ballynock's city watch. She is a skilled warrior and hunter, holding her position through respect and fear. She obsessively plans new defenses for Ballynock from her office in the doun's central watchtower, where the city watch is based.[8] | |
| Caldera |
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A cinder who refused to follow Ascaeus to the Serpent's Maw.[12] | |
| Callum |
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A giant who lived near an elvish village. He was in love with Eily, an elf whom he related his ravings to, but eventually killed her when he believed the elves had become tarnished.[14] | |
| Calydd | Calydd, Kithkin Farmer
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A male kithkin farmer whose mind was studied by Jace Beleren while Etain stole a dream of a greater elemental.[17] | |
| Camey |
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A black and brown faerie that resembles a handful of dried leaves that has come together as a living organism. Part of the personal flock of the faerie queen Maralen.[13] | |
| Cavan |
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An elf from Dusklight Safehold, and Ehrou's second-in-command. He killed Ehrou for lying about a mythical stone.[14] Before Eily could use the cloudbreaker at Callem's tower, he stabed the elf in the belief that niether were worthy of using the artifact's power. As Eliy lay diying, he mounted his cervin and rode off into the swamps. | |
| Callem |
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A prophetic giant who revealed the location of the cloudbreaker to Eily.[14] | |
| Cefin |
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A kithkin of Greymeadow. Participated in a fishing compass, but was scared off from a school of fish due to Gwyb's mounting fears.[12] | |
| Cenna | Cenna, ferry pilot
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A merrow | |
| Cerys Awbrey |
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A Shadowmoor elf. She had a pale pink complexion, dark eyes, and bone white hair, tied in a long braid that fell past her waist, with thorny vines that spiraled into horns at her head. Her lilac cloak draped over her tunic like layers of flower petals, trailing all the way to the floor. dark eyes She was born with a sensitivity to the aurora; even traveling close to a border would muddle her thoughts for hours. After the death of her uncle Gethin, he willed her his house and belongings. When she fell in love with one of his patients, Rhain Breckon, the two met in an eclipsed realm, where they calcified together.[18] | |
| Cherry |
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One of three mythical faeries in a clique that led Wander to his death in the bog, and was killed by Wander's vengeful brother, Hero.[12] | |
| Chevor |
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An elf huntress serving in Nath's packs.[11] | |
| Chloris |
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A Shadowmoor kithkin member of the Trustworthy Fellows. A mage, he wears a Reliquary of Twilight when traveling in Lorwyn. | |
| Claide Fiobhan | Guildmaster Claide Fiobhan
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The no-nonsense kithkin guildmaster of Kinsbaile's Curiosities Traders' Guild and proprietor of Sundry Curiosities. He directs most of the town's commercial affairs. Sundry Curiosities, his magic item shop, takes up three floors in downtown Kinsbaile.[8] | |
| Clever |
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One of five mythical brothers who was killed when wandering away from his doun.[12] | |
| Collemina |
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A kithkin of Kinsbaile, owner of the local tavern.[11] | |
| Creiddylan | Creiddy
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One of Sygg's mates, his favorite. She was killed in an attack on Crannog Aughn.[19] | |
| Culloch | Second Officer Culloch
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A Gilt-Leaf elven officer serving under Taer Gryffid.[19] | |
| Dagub |
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A kithkin of Greymeadow. Taught his Gwyb Cobbik to respect and fear the dangers outside their doun, sharing a tale of the Isleback Spawn. Participated in a fishing compass, but was scared off from a school of fish due to Gwyb's mounting fears.[12] | |
| Daranna Gwal |
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A kithkin woman and Dundoolin's cenn when the Belltower crumbled, she willed her sword and position to Hyal Lwellen before falling to boggart raiders.[20] | |
| Darial |
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A kithkin on Shadowmoor whose soul was reaped. | |
| Deagan | Deagan, Cenn of Burrenton
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| Derkin Hiffnockle |
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The Shadowmoor noggle leader of the Trustworthy Fellows, a gang that hides illegal behavior behind legitimate shipping practices. He carries a Reliquary of Twilight when traveling in Lorwyn. | |
| Desmera | Desmera, Perfect of Wren's Run
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| Dina |
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The boggart mother of Meme, killed by her gang.[21] | |
| Dindun | Dindun of Kulrath Mine
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| Doomstomper |
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A mythical giant who killed Hero by sleepwalking over him.[12] | |
| Doyo |
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A Mistmeadow Kithkin. | |
| Dren |
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A large boggart, who killed Meme's mother, Dina.[21] | |
| Drimlo |
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A male faerie in the service of Oona. Tried to stop Endry from reaching Kiel.[15] | |
| Dugah |
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A father and son pair of merrows with the same name. The elder sent the younger to apprentice as a ferryman with Sygg, who found the youth very incompetent. While ferrying Ashling and a kithkin family across the Wanderwine, the younger Dugah was killed and eaten by an arbomander.[11] | |
| Duren |
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A male elf serving under Gryffid in Cayr Ulios.[15] | |
| Edren | Edren, kithkin farmer
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A kithkin farmer. | |
| Ehroe |
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The leader of an elvish village. Cheated on his wife Reika with the village's seer, Eily. Killed by his second-in-command, Cavan, for lying about the cloudbreaker.[14] | |
| Eily |
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An elvish false seer who interpreted the ravings of the giant Callem. She was killed by Cavan, who loved her, after he came to believe the elves had become tarnished.[14] | |
| Emerethne | The Emerethne Clique
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A faerie clique that attempted to attack Mistmeadow and failed.[12] | |
| Erewaker |
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A rowan treefolk. She carried a staff and a Reliquary of Dawn made from Colfenor's branches. Claiming to have discovered a new form of Rising that could return even the oldest saplings back to life, she traveled with Morecote and her mentor Sigric to revive a cutting from the sapling of Colfenor. While performing the ritual, dawnglove grew to cover her bark, giving her life to the growing sapling that would become Ferrafor.[4] | |
| Eswyn |
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A kithkin of Greymeadow.[12] | |
| Etain |
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A female faerie who stole a dream of a greater elemental from the kithkin Calydd before being inhaled up Barrag Foetreader's nose. Her fate is unclear.[17] | |
| Feria Trochfynn |
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A kithkin custodian at the Aeghith in Burrenton and sister of Salie. | |
| Feros Zoltir |
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The flamekin assistant director of the Aeghith in Burrenton. A chirpy, young mage, he spent time in Spinerock Knoll before settling in Burrenton.[8] | |
| Fiala |
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A winnower of the Gilt-Leaf on Lorwyn. | |
| Figgis |
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A boggart member of the Trustworthy Fellows. He is the handler for an elemental. | |
| Filnar |
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A male elf who was killed while serving under Gryffid in Cayr Ulios.[15] | |
| Fioni |
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A faerie working for Oona's wishes together with Gilly. Went against Maralen and the Vendilion clique in an attempt to obtain Rosheen Meanderer's scroll, but was killed in action.[12] | |
| Fireschild |
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The spirit of a lost child used as a guise by Xaana to steal the dreams of Ascaeus.[12] | |
| Flib |
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A male boggart who robbed Boeb with his friends Naance, Lugg, and Ygril.[2] The fur around his left eye had been singed off in an experiment gone wrong. He was crushed by Boeb. | |
| Flint | Auntie Flint
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The first boggart to pioneer the spiderwig, a mass of arachnids intended to be worn rather than eaten. | |
| Flynn |
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A legendary Lorwyn merrow renowned across the Wanderwine. |
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| Flyrne |
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A great hulking merrow who rescued Sygg and Brigid Baeli from the attack on Crannog Aughn. Later started falling to the malignancy and was left behind, but used his water-shaping magic to clear away the curse, and caught up to Brigid and Sygg around the Dark Meanders. Joined them to travel to the Source of Lanes on Mount Tanufel, where he was turned by the Great Aurora.[19] | |
| Forget-me-not
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A faerie member of the Deffroad clique. She wore forget-me-nots on her shoulders and carried a sap-tipped sword. As part of a ritual to attempt to rebirth Oona, she poisoned the treefolk Sigric and was eventually covered in dawnglove during the Rising of Ferrafor.[4] | ||
| Furto |
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A boggart a friend of Yasgo. Killed by a banshee.[22] | |
| Gackt |
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A boggart on Shadowmoor. | |
| Gaevin |
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A young kithkin clerk living in Kinsbaile.[11] | |
| Galanda | Galanda Feudkiller
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Foremost among giant arbiters.
She holds court in an enormous bowl-shaped amphitheater in Lorwyn's mountains. The conflict's winner leaves, and the loser dies.[23] |
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| Galed |
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One of Dwynen's elite.[24] | |
| Galleris |
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A cinder sootstoke, friend of Ascaeus.[12] | |
| Gecoran | Perfect Gecoran
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A Gilt-Leaf elf Perfect and leader of the city of Lys Alana. While many elves in Lys Alana are distrustful of outsiders, Perfect Gecoran understands the value of diversity in both society and trade.[8] | |
| Geg | Auntie Geg
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A boggart on Shadowmoor. Possibly a raidmother, although he is called an auntie. A psychic who drains the minds of other goblins to be stimulated by their experiences.[21] | |
| Geru |
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The chief of Meme's boggart clan, ordered the captured of Dren.[21] | |
| Gethin |
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A Shadowmoor elf, healer, and bloomseeker. Uncle to Cerys, his surname may have been Awbrey.[18] | |
| Gilly |
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A faerie working for Oona's wishes together with Fioni. Went against Maralen and the Vendilion clique in an attempt to obtain Rosheen Meanderer's scroll, but was killed in action.[12] | |
| Glichle Caerclan |
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A kithkin judge of the Flying Machine Expo at the Aeghith in Burrenton around 4564 AR. Brother of Vaerna.[8] | |
| Gnarltrunk |
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A treefolk on Shadowmoor. | |
| Gobgot | Auntie Gobgot
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The male boggart Auntie of Mudbutton Warren. A mage, he is one of the eldest boggarts in Mudbutton and a skilled alchemist. Gobgot is fiercely protective of the boggarts under his care, insisting on greeting visitors in his hut so he can judge if they are a danger to warren or if the warren will be a danger to them.[8] | |
| Gond | Gond, hero of Safehold Taldwen
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Hero of Safehold Taldwen. A legendary Elf. | |
| The Grand Goatnapper
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A legendary boggart goatnapper. | ||
| Grath |
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A young elf hunter in Rhys's Hemlock pack. Was reprimanded for endangering Rhys while killing boggarts.[11] | |
| Gremil |
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A giant on Lorwyn. | |
| Grennel |
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A being named in the boggart curse "Grennel's long tail".[2] | |
| Grensch | Grensch, Merrow Cutthroat
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| Grieve | Taercenn Grieve of the Oak Fall elves
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A long-deceased taercenn, ancestor of Gryffid. A statue in his likeness stands in the port clachan of Fen Grieve.[11] | |
| Grimfa |
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A cinder who was led to their death by mad old Lishe.[12] | |
| Gulhee |
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A merrow and Sygg's second cousin. Fell to the malignancy and became part of the attack on Crannog Aughn.[19] | |
| Gyik |
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A boggart who partners with Nibb. They both received axes from Auntie Flint before the Great Aurora. After their transformation to Shadowmoor, the two continued to work together. | |
| Harrick Teeg |
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A wise kithkin cleric who broke a curse and created the tradition of ceremonial ribbons at Lammastide.[20] Possibly an ancestor of Gaddock Teeg. | |
| Heladus |
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A cinder who refused to follow Ascaeus to the Serpent's Maw.[12] | |
| Hero |
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One of five mythical brothers who was killed when wandering away from his doun.[12] | |
| Hyal Lwellen |
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The most famous cenn of Dundoolin, he was given his role by Daranna Gwal on her deathbed. Among his acts during his tenure, he had the Belltower rebuilt, set up trade holidays with the Paperfin merrows, and established the first school devoted to elemental study, and most famously disbanded the Dundoolin Raiders, a militia that was used to invade boggart warrens. Though he carried Gwal's sword every day, he never needed to use it in battle.[20] | |
| Heddil | Hob Heddil
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A hobgoblin on Shadowmoor. | |
| Holgen |
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A merrow, leader of Reejerey Kasella's honor guard.[19] | |
| Horp |
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A famous male boggart.[2] His greatest feat was wrangling a giant hornet, which he rides as a mount. | |
| Hound of Bristlebane
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A young Shadowmoor kithkin woman who rode a springjack mount into battle. During the New Phyrexian Invasion, she took the combined belief and paranoia of her comrades and singlehandedly drove a spear through the body of a Dominus, skewering it from neck to knee as she leapt along one of Realmbreaker's branches. | ||
| Hrugash | Hrugash, leech bonder
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| Illulia | Illulia, Flamekin Soulstoke Illulia of Nighthearth
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On Shadowmoor, the leader of the Nighthearth. | |
| Irassu |
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A cinder sootstoke, friend of Ascaeus.[12] | |
| Irgil |
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A kithkin child who was part of Sygg and Ashling's ferry crossing of the Wanderwine, when Sygg's apprentice, Dugah, was killed and eaten by an arbomander. Irgil was reluctantly rescued by the Vendilion clique.[11] | |
| Isla Wandergill |
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A stalwart merrow leader. She represents the trading interests of Maghen's Marketplace, a bazaar within Lake Laightle famous for its magic wares, among Kinsbaile's guilds. Despite her aversion to land, she occasionally attends meetings in the town proper. | |
| Javonis |
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A cinder who refused to follow Ascaeus to the Serpent's Maw.[12] | |
| Joffin |
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A boggart a friend of Yasgo. Killed by a banshee.[22] | |
| Joram Twohorns |
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A Shadowmoor elf born with a raven-shaped birthmark and no horns. Although a prophecy stated that the elf born with the "Mark of the Raven" would "deliver the forest and relieve the elves of their burden", which many took to mean he would end the plane's twilight, elves without horns were exiled from the safehold. The elves chose to keep Joram until he was 14 before casting him out. Given an artifact that grew his horns by the treefolk witch Amur Brokenlimb, he brought it back to his tribe, only for it to kill them all. He was left with the artifact until he could trick another to take it from him.[25] | |
| Jowl | Auntie Jowl
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The boggart leader of Squeaking Pie warren on Lorwyn. She raises the mice that often end up in the warren's famous savory pies.[26] | |
| Kasella | Reejerey Kasella
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A merrow. In Lorwyn she is leader of the Paperfin school, as well as the cousin and mate of Sygg. In Shadowmoor, she is his concubine and assassin, and member of the Razorfin tribe.[19] | |
| Keely Welk |
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Kithkin daughter of Molla Welk and betrothed of Jack Chierdagh.[12] Participated in the battle of Mistmeadow.[15] | |
| Kennie |
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A pair of kithkin twins, a brother-sister pair from Greymeadow. Participated in a fishing compass, but were scared off from a school of fish due to Gwyb Cobbik's mounting fears.[12] | |
| Kind |
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One of five mythical brothers who was killed when wandering away from his doun.[12] | |
| Knollspine |
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A cruel dragon that once slumbered beneath Spinerock Knoll. Though it hasn't been seen in years, devotees still worship the Knoll, believing they might one day be reborn as dragons.[8] | |
| Kypper Cobbik |
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A kithkin of Greymeadow. Witnessed his hooded neighbour be eaten by a boggart, and made his family swear to never wear hoods.[12] | |
| Lann | Lann of Cloverdell
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A kithkin of Lorwyn | |
| Lianda |
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A merrow of the Stonybrook school and an Inkfathom diver on Lorwyn. | |
| Lile Braechtil |
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A kithkin kithkin inventor. Around 4564 AR, he attempted to sabotage other competitors during a Flying Machine Expo at the Aeghith. A short, hooded figure, he is bitter at the event's judges for their scathing review of his entry in the previous year, a convoluted double-decker seating apparatus. The year of his scheme, he submitted a four-paddled propeller.[8] | |
| Lishe |
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A mad old cinder sootstoke who led at least four others, including Virkole and Grimfa to their deaths pitting them against enraged treefolk and then collecting their skulls.[12] | |
| Loira |
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A faerie who was part of Iliona's attack squad during the battle of Cayr Ulios, where she likely perished.[15] | |
| Lugg |
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A male boggart who robbed Boeb with his friends Flib, Naance, and Ygril.[2] | |
| Lysere |
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A female elf serving under Gryffid in Cayr Ulios.[15] | |
| Lysh | Lysh, kithkin wickersmith
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A kithkin scarecrow-maker. | |
| Marrja |
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A female giant eagle used as a mount by Flib, Naance, Lugg, and Ygril.[2] She tore out the giant Boeb's eyes. | |
| Meadowsweet
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A faerie member of the Deffroad clique. He had meadowsweet for hair and carried a rapier. While distracting Morecote, he was crushed to death.[4] | ||
| Meme |
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An elf girl who was under a glamour that made her appear to be a boggart. When the glamour failed, she was cast out by her gang and saved by another elf. Not fitting into either group, she left for the wilderness.[21] | |
| Merry |
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One of three mythical faeries in a clique that led Wander to his death in the bog, and was killed by Wander's vengeful brother, Hero.[12] | |
| Might |
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One of five mythical brothers who was killed when wandering away from his doun.[12] | |
| Minnarin | Minnarin, merrow reejerey
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A merrow reejerey of an unknown school on Lorwyn. | |
| Miryn | Blossomseeker Miryn
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An elf performer known as a standout tale-teller and seeker of beauty in Caer Flur's Eluvian.[8] | |
| Molla Welk | Cenn Molla
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Female Kithkin leader of Mistmeadow doun on Shadowmoor and mother of Keely.[27][12] Participated in the battle of Mistmeadow.[15] | |
| Moran | Moran the Destroyer Moran the Gardener
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A giant on Lorwyn so powerful and menacing that only the greatest of treefolk, Broadbark and Odum, dared to challenge him. Their battle lasted for one hundred days until Moran was so exhausted he collapsed into namesleep. This caused the giant to have a change of heart, and he awoke with a newfound appreciation of nature, changing his name to "Moran the Gardener". | |
| Morecote |
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A young ash treefolk. A proud soldier and protector, he carried a cudgel that it was said few could withstand a swing from. As a sapling, he slew a giant. In the New Phyrexian Invasion, he was nearly been cleaved in two, leaving a great ragged scar down his trunk and across his face. He was killed by a giant while protecting Erewaker.[4] | |
| Morton Draechnir | Director Morton Draechnir
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Director of the Aeghith, Burrenton's community space. A serious, bespectacled kithkin, he spends most of his time in his office.[8] | |
| Mowagh | Mowagh the Gwyllion
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| Mr. Choppers |
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The giant cloudgoat of Rosheen Meanderer.[19] | |
| Mullenick |
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A male groundling, who joined Nora on her maiden flight to Mount Tanufel.[19] Likely perished at the battle against Oona at Glen Elendra.[15] | |
| Mullenix | Elder Mullenix
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The vigilant elder of Strongroot safehold in Raven's Run. Killed by the Canker curse when Joram Twohorns brought the copper sphere to Strongroot.[12] | |
| Myyn |
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A merrow tavernkeeper and leader of Druim Calad's Finblades. Appearing unassuming and outwardly warm, Myyn owns the Red Shallows, a tavern just above the water. Information from all over Shadowmoor is available in the Red Shallows for a price, though rumors suggest the name comes from the blood that spills into the water from deals gone wrong. Secretly, Myyn is a calculating leader who keeps tabs on everything that happens in his city. He takes decisive action against threats with the Finblades, a network of cutthroats who answer only to him. | |
| Naance |
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A male boggart who robbed Boeb with his friends Flib, Lugg, and Ygril.[2] | |
| Narvek Riag | Narvek Riag, kithkin prophet
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A kithkin prophet. |
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| Nibb |
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A boggart who partners with Gyik. They both received axes from Auntie Flint before the Great Aurora. After their transformation to Shadowmoor, the two continued to work together. | |
| Nitwik |
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A young boggart.[2] | |
| Nora |
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Leader of the groundlings, the wingless faeriefolk of Lorwyn.[19] Perished at the battle against Oona at Glen Elendra.[15] | |
| Odum |
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One of two legendary treefolk on Lorwyn. Alongside Broadbark, they battle the giant Moran for one hundred days until the giant falls into namesleep from exhaustion. Their feat was recorded in The Tale of Odum and Broadbark. | |
| Old Thrashbark |
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A legendary treefolk from long ago.[28] | |
| Olka | Olka, Mistmeadow Witch
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| Olly | Olly of Goldmeadow
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| Paertagh Marphi |
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A kithkin of Kinsbaile who encountered Brigid Baeli in the Kinswood. Despite the prize on her head, she convinced him to let her leave.[19] | |
| Pep |
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A noggle rogue. | |
| Peradala | Perfect Peradala
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A perfect of the Mornsong tribe. Engaged to Eidren, but killed by the fae. Renowned for her beautiful voice, she was always accompanied by a chorus of elves should she ever deign to break out into song.[11] | |
| Potrig |
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A kithkin of Greymeadow, who stoof watch with Gwyb Cobbik while Gwyb's father participated in a fishing compass outside the town's walls.[12] | |
| Ramsey |
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An old elf from Dusklight Safehold. Killed by a fear elemental attacking the refuge.[14] | |
| Razorblade
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An elf member of the Trustworthy Fellows. | ||
| Reika |
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An elf from Dusklight Safehold, wife of Ehroe. Died from a disease that swept through the refuge.[12] | |
| Rhain Breckon |
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A Lorwyn elf. He had shiny waves of black hair that fell just below his shoulders, with a pair of alabaster horns that curled into gilded tips. While traveling in an eclipsed realm, he was attacked by a boggart, receiving three scratches across his face that spread calcification through his body before he was rescued by the bloomseeker Gethin. Rather than return to Lys Alana, where he would be considered an eyeblight, he hid himself in an abandoned kithkin village and begged Gethin for dawnglove to heal his wound. After falling in love with Gethin's niece, Cerys Awbrey, the two met in an eclipsed realm, where they calcified together.[18] | |
| Rissian |
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A cinder who refused to follow Ascaeus to the Serpent's Maw.[12] | |
| Roon Ghastbark |
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| Rosyln | Seneschal Rosyln
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A Lorwyn elf mage and steward of Dawn's Light Palace in Lys Alana. They regularly come into conflict with High Perfect Morcant.[8] | |
| Ryleigh |
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A kithkin child who was part of Sygg and Ashling's ferry crossing of the Wanderwine, when Sygg's apprentice, Dugah, was killed and eaten by an arbomander. Ryleigh was reluctantly rescued by the Vendilion clique.[11] | |
| Salacinder and Soot |
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A greater elemental and flamekin pair. | |
| Salie Trochfynn |
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A kithkin custodian at the Aeghith in Burrenton and sister of Feria. | |
| Sarak |
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A rimekin priest and leader of Boreal Ridge. Introspective and kind, they expect anyone who lives or stays within Boreal Ridge to respect the solitude of the inhabitants, and show a cold fury and decisiveness to those who don't. | |
| Saria |
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A cinder who refused to follow Ascaeus to the Serpent's Maw.[12] | |
| Scathak |
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A merrow, a hired assassin working for Sygg.[15] | |
| Senbrand | Senbrand, Soulstoke mentor
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A flamekin soulstoke. | |
| Seyden |
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An elf on Shadowmoor who had an unfortunate encounter with a puca. | |
| Shae |
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An elf and childhood friend of Rhys. Killed by boggarts.[15] | |
| Sigric |
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An old elder treefolk. Towering and wise, he prophesied the Rising of Ferrafor. After grafting a cutting from the sapling of Colfenor, he traveled with Morecote and Erewalker to perform the ritual. Poisoned by a clique of faeries, he was unable to complete the journey, giving the cutting and a sheet of his bark to Erewalker before he and Morecote were cut down by a giant.[4] | |
| Smik |
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A boggart who was captured by Nath and used as a form of court jester | |
| Smitsmott | Cenn Smitsmott
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A kithkin of Kinsbaile, the clachan's Cenn before he gave the role over to Gaddock Teeg.[11] | |
| Sned |
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A boggart and son of Geg, who hunted Meme after her escape from the warrens. Killed by elves just as he reached Meme.[21] | |
| The Source | The Source of the Wanderwine The Source of the Wanderbrine
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A Great Elemental guarding the source of the Wanderwine. Revered by the merrows. | |
| Soot | Auntie Soot
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A boggart auntie from Shadowmoor. She wears an oil bowl atop her head, lighting a torch in it to begin her raids and continuing them until the torch burns out.[29] | |
| Squeakwing |
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A winged ferret-like creature that is the companion of a kithkin ranger. | |
| Taeryn |
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A cinder armorkeep on Shadowmoor. | |
| Talbin Beel |
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The first kithkin ever to tame a springjack.[20] | |
| Tarvik | Tarvik Relicsmasher
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A giant on Shadowmoor who awoke from namesleep with the belief that trinkets and machines caused all the world's problems. | |
| Taylin | Lead Farmer Taylin
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A nonbinary elf farmer and leader of Caer Flur. Taylin organizes the farmers and gardeners to provide the village with food, as well as settling disputes among the disparate clans that form the village.[8] | |
| Tekla Ironleaf | Vigilant Tekla
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The vigilant of Strongroot safehold in Raven's Run. Killed by the Canker curse when her son Joram Twohorns brought the copper sphere to Strongroot.[12] | |
| Terela |
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A female elf who was killed while serving under Gryffid in Cayr Ulios.[15] | |
| Thorna and Twigtooth |
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A giant and treefolk pair. | |
| Thumb | Auntie Thumb
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A peaceful boggart auntie and leader of the Thumb warren, which was uniquely untroublesome to the Blessed Nation and known for their farms and trade routes with other races. Participted in the Feast of Footbottom in the Porringer Valley.[11] | |
| Tiristan |
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A young elf hunter in Rhys's Hemlock pack. Was reprimanded for inelegance while killing boggarts.[11] | |
| Toch | Toch, Ballynock sage
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A kithkin from Ballynock. | |
| Tollek | Tollek Worldslayer Tollek Worldwatcher
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| Traweg | Traweg, archdruid of the Gilt-Leaf Wood
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A Gilt-Leaf Archdruid who sought to sever Vessifrus's mana ties before he assaulted the Wood.[28] | |
| Trendan |
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A Wilt-Leaf elf who had a refuge, Trendan's Safehold built in his name. Killed in a boggart massacre.[22] | |
| Trugg |
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A goblin berserker. | |
| Twila | Twila, Gilt-Leaf archdruid
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| Tyack | Cenn Tyack
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Cenn of Ballygol doun. Killed when Ehroe and his elves sacked the doun in search of the cloudbreaker.[14] | |
| Tyranda Trunkbraider |
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A legendary female giant who caused the plane's druids to rise for war.[28] | |
| Uaine | First Officer Uaine
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A Gilt-Leaf elven officer serving under Taer Gryffid.[19] | |
| Unice |
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A kithkin child who was part of Sygg and Ashling's ferry crossing of the Wanderwine, when Sygg's apprentice, Dugah, was killed and eaten by an arbomander. Unice was reluctantly rescued by the Vendilion clique.[11] | |
| Vaerna Caerclan |
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A kithkin judge of the Flying Machine Expo at the Aeghith in Burrenton around 4564 AR. Brother of Glichle.[8] | |
| Valya |
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An elf who paired with the spirit of the boggart Yasgo to get revenge on the banshee that killed him. The circumstances were caused by a scheming faerie wizard who was later killed on Oona's orders.[22] | |
| Vessifrus | Vessifrus, flamekin demagogue
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An upstart looking to inspire rebellion among the flamekin.[30] Led his army in an uprising against the tyranny of the beauty-obsessed elves of Gilt-Leaf Wood, who responded by severing his ties to the plane's mana.[28] | |
| Virkole |
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A cinder who was led to his death by mad old Lishe.[12] | |
| Visk |
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A vinebred elf who participated in Mistmeadow's defense against Ashling the Destroyer.[15] | |
| Wander |
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One of five mythical brothers who was killed when wandering away from his doun.[12] | |
| Warrik Brutehexer |
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| Welda Tollwyn |
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A kithkin owner of a refurbishment company who ran afoul of the Trustworthy Fellows.[8] | |
| Whisper |
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A great silver-furred cervin given to Gryffid by Perfect Eidren.[19] | |
| Wrybert |
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A merrow in Sygg and Brigid Baeli's hunting band. Killed by Sygg.[12] | |
| Wryllick |
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A merrow in Sygg and Brigid Baeli's hunting band. Killed by Jack Chierdagh.[12] | |
| Wyb Cobbik |
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A kithkin of Greymeadow, father of Gwyb Cobbik. Taught his son to respect and fear the dangers outside their doun. Participated in a fishing compass, but was scared off from a school of fish due to Gwyb's mounting fears.[12] | |
| Wynnarat |
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A great kithkin poet, according to the Book of Kith and Kin. | |
| Xaana |
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A faerie who pretended to be Fireschild in order to steal the dreams of Ascaeus.[12] | |
| Yasgo |
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A boggart killed by a banshee. His spirit was compelled to bring the elf Valya to get revenge on the banshee, but ended up killing the banshee in the process. The circumstances were caused by a scheming faerie wizard who was later killed on Oona's orders.[22] | |
| Yelm | Hunter Yelm
|
A young elf who was added to Rhys's hunting band as a favor to his mother. He squandered the pack's chance at ambush of boggarts and was executed by Taercenn Nath for his mistake.[11] | |
| Yenn | Yenn, kithkin nomad
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A kithkin nomad who was copied by a changeling. | |
| Ygril |
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A female boggart who robbed Boeb with her friends Flib, Naance, and Lugg.[2] She briefly became a giant after drinking one of Boeb's elixirs. | |
| Zasharua | Zasharua, Brighthearth mentor
|
A flamekin | |
| Zephyr |
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One of the cervin that were housed in Perfect Eidren's stables.[19] |
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