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* NightmareFetishist: He grew Petey, the bug that would eventually become the Roller Beetle Mount, ''in his own arm''.
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* NightmareFetishist: He grew Petey, the bug that would eventually become the Roller Beetle Mount, ''in his own arm''. The open world makes it clear this was by choice, as there's a backpack item that is an incubation chamber ''specifically for beetles.''
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[[folder:Canach]]
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
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A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal
Gorrik's older brother, who
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* AndIMustScream: The Amnoon authorities mistake him for an ordinary golem, so when Gorrik is arrested, Blish is powered down and put in a crate. When Gorrik, Taimi, and the Commander find him later and power him back on, he snaps awake ''shrieking in panic'' because the sensory deprivation was on the verge of driving him completely insane.
* BrainUploading: His mental patterns were put into an asura-sized golem when his organic body began to fail.
* CessationOfExistence: The result of his HeroicSacrifice.
* DarkIsNotEvil: As his golem body is an Inquest design, it shares their usual black and red motif, but he's one of the sweetest members of the cast.
* DistinctiveAppearances: Since most golems don't wear clothing at all, his cream-colored tunic vest with red embroidery makes him stand out.
* HeroicSacrifice: When the plan to plant a tracker on Kralkatorrik goes horribly wrong, Blish orders the Commander to run without him, insisting he'll be fine. He lied, knowing full well he'd have to sacrifice his battery to the tracker.
* RedOniBlueOni: Much more soft-spoken and mellow than his exciteable brother.
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[[folder:Canach]]
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
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* BrainUploading: His mental patterns were put into an asura-sized golem when his organic body began to fail.
* CessationOfExistence: The result of his HeroicSacrifice.
* DarkIsNotEvil: As his golem body is an Inquest design, it shares their usual black and red motif, but he's one of the sweetest members of the cast.
* DistinctiveAppearances: Since most golems don't wear clothing at all, his cream-colored tunic vest with red embroidery makes him stand out.
* HeroicSacrifice: When the plan to plant a tracker on Kralkatorrik goes horribly wrong, Blish orders the Commander to run without him, insisting he'll be fine. He lied, knowing full well he'd have to sacrifice his battery to the tracker.
* RedOniBlueOni: Much more soft-spoken and mellow than his exciteable brother.
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[[folder:Canach]]
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
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* CoolBigSis: Effectively becomes this to Gorrik throughout ''End of Dragons''.
* CoolSword: After taking up Belinda's nodachi, she meets her sister's ghost at Fort Salma, who then imbues the sword with her soul and gives it a ghostly fire effect.
* CoolSword: After taking up Belinda's nodachi, she meets her sister's ghost at Fort Salma, who then imbues the sword with her soul and gives it a ghostly fire effect.
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* CoolSword: [[spoiler:After taking up Belinda's nodachi, she meets her sister's ghost at Fort Salma, who then imbues the sword with her soul and gives it a ghostly fire effect.]]
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Gets injured and knocked unconscious in the final confrontation with Scarlet, but gets up just in time for a BigDamnKiss with Kasmeer.]]
* HeroicBSOD: She completely loses her trademark coolness near the end of the "Entangled" Living Story when [[spoiler:her sister is killed.]]
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Gets injured and knocked unconscious in the final confrontation with Scarlet, but gets up just in time for a BigDamnKiss with Kasmeer.]]
* HeroicBSOD: She completely loses her trademark coolness near the end of the "Entangled" Living Story when [[spoiler:her sister is killed.]]
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* PutOnABus: Is absent through almost the entirety of ''Path of Fire '' [[spoiler:due to being gravely injured by Balthazar in Season 3.]], only rejoining the team during the epilogue
* TakeUpMySword: [[spoiler:Wields the Delaqua family blade after Belinda's death.]]
* TakeUpMySword: [[spoiler:Wields the Delaqua family blade after Belinda's death.]]
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* PutOnABus: Is absent through almost the entirety of ''Path of Fire '' [[spoiler:due due to being gravely injured by Balthazar in Season 3.]], 3, only rejoining the team during the epilogue
epilogue.
* TakeUpMySword:[[spoiler:Wields Wields the Delaqua family blade after Belinda's death.]]death. She eventually gives up the sword in the post-story events of ''End of Dragons'', placing it in a small shrine overlooking the Jade Sea.
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* CharacterTics: When she gets particularly nervous or shocked (such as when the discussion turns to the new dragon rising while you're investigating Scarlet's old storeroom, or [[spoiler:"Lazarus" being revealed to be the god Balthazar]] she starts to hiccup uncontrollably.
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* CharacterTics: When she gets particularly nervous or shocked (such as when the discussion turns to the new dragon rising while you're investigating Scarlet's old storeroom, or [[spoiler:"Lazarus" "Lazarus" being revealed to be the god Balthazar]] Balthazar) she starts to hiccup uncontrollably.
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* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler:When "Lazarus" turns out to be Balthazar, her own race's god of war, in disguise (and he critically injures Marjory) Kasmeer can't handle it and backs out of the party for a while.]]
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* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler:When When "Lazarus" turns out to be Balthazar, her own race's god of war, in disguise (and he critically injures Marjory) Kasmeer can't handle it and backs out of the party for a while.]]
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* ItsPersonal: Says something akin to this if [[spoiler:the player decides to talk to her before the battle against Balthazar commences. She finally solidified her resolve to fight against one of the Human Gods, mainly because they had killed her good friend and commander.]]
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* ItsPersonal: Says something akin to this if [[spoiler:the the player decides to talk to her before the battle against Balthazar commences. She finally solidified her resolve to fight against one of the Human Gods, mainly because they had killed her good friend and commander.]]
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* PutOnABus: Decides to [[spoiler: join the Olmakhan permanently]] at the end of Season 4.
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* PutOnABus: Decides to [[spoiler: join the Olmakhan permanently]] permanently at the end of Season 4.
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* TeamMom: She's shown as a very caring person, and most often as a voice of reason. [[spoiler:When Braham goes off the deep end, she follows him to ensure he doesn't get himself killed.]]
* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: Returns near the end of The Icebrood Saga when the United Legions successfully make contact with the Olmakhan.]]
* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: Returns near the end of The Icebrood Saga when the United Legions successfully make contact with the Olmakhan.]]
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* TeamMom: She's shown as a very caring person, and most often as a voice of reason. [[spoiler:When When Braham goes off the deep end, end during season 3, she follows him to ensure he doesn't get himself killed.]]
killed.
* TheBusCameBack:[[spoiler: Returns near the end of The ''The Icebrood Saga Saga'' when the United Legions successfully make contact with the Olmakhan.]]
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* HesBack: [[spoiler: After getting chided by Eir's ghost for shoving everyone away to chase after her legend, Braham finally admits to the Commander that he's been an idiot and he'll do better.]]
* HeelRealization: After a conversation with his [[spoiler:dead mother]] in Living World Season 4, A Star to Guide us, Braham realized what a jerk he had been to the Commander and formally apologizes to the Commander and thanks them for putting up with him. He even calls them his family.
* HeroicSacrifice: In the final chapter of the Icebrood Saga, to even the scales between Jormag and Primordus and give the Commander a chance to kill them both, he [[spoiler:offers himself as the champion of Primordus - something that not only causes him to become a near-mindless beast, but also makes it highly likely that he'll either have to be killed as well, or die when the dragon does. Fortunately, he just barely survives.]]
* HeelRealization: After a conversation with his [[spoiler:dead mother]] in Living World Season 4, A Star to Guide us, Braham realized what a jerk he had been to the Commander and formally apologizes to the Commander and thanks them for putting up with him. He even calls them his family.
* HeroicSacrifice: In the final chapter of the Icebrood Saga, to even the scales between Jormag and Primordus and give the Commander a chance to kill them both, he [[spoiler:offers himself as the champion of Primordus - something that not only causes him to become a near-mindless beast, but also makes it highly likely that he'll either have to be killed as well, or die when the dragon does. Fortunately, he just barely survives.]]
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* HesBack: [[spoiler: After getting chided by Eir's ghost for shoving everyone away to chase after her legend, Braham finally admits to the Commander that he's been an idiot and he'll do better.]]
better.
* HeelRealization: After a conversation with his[[spoiler:dead mother]] dead mother in Living World Season 4, A 'A Star to Guide us, Us', Braham realized what a jerk he had been to the Commander and formally apologizes to the Commander and thanks them for putting up with him. He even calls them his family.
* HeroicSacrifice: In the final chapter of the Icebrood Saga, to even the scales between Jormag and Primordus and give the Commander a chance to kill them both, he[[spoiler:offers [offers himself as the champion of Primordus - something that not only causes him to become a near-mindless beast, but also makes it highly likely that he'll either have to be killed as well, or die when the dragon does. Fortunately, he just barely survives.]]
* HeelRealization: After a conversation with his
* HeroicSacrifice: In the final chapter of the Icebrood Saga, to even the scales between Jormag and Primordus and give the Commander a chance to kill them both, he
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* HulkSpeak: As the [[spoiler:champion of Primordus]], he can't manage more than a few words at a time.
* ImportantHaircut: [[spoiler:Shaves his head after Eir's death.]]
* IrrationalHatred: Has this against the Commander after their argument in Living World Season 3 and later for putting [[spoiler:Jormag to sleep instead of letting him kill it, even though killing Jormag would release enough magical energy that it would destroy the world. It's not even the Commander who came up with this theory, it's ''Taimi'', who he treats normally.]] It's only the Commander. Although the [[spoiler:Commander has ''always'' had the best intentions for the world in mind and has hardly done anything malicious, Braham has decided that they were to blame for all the troubles.]]
** [[spoiler: Season 4's unfolding thankfully has him improving, what with beginning to realize how high the stakes are and being least ''willing'' to make the effort to talk things out with the Commander. Joko's "practice" at killing the Commander further rattles him enough to sacrificially throw himself into a trap for them, and Joko's ''death'' almost brings him back to acting like his old self.]]
** He's gotten better, mentioned above.
* ImportantHaircut: [[spoiler:Shaves his head after Eir's death.]]
* IrrationalHatred: Has this against the Commander after their argument in Living World Season 3 and later for putting [[spoiler:Jormag to sleep instead of letting him kill it, even though killing Jormag would release enough magical energy that it would destroy the world. It's not even the Commander who came up with this theory, it's ''Taimi'', who he treats normally.]] It's only the Commander. Although the [[spoiler:Commander has ''always'' had the best intentions for the world in mind and has hardly done anything malicious, Braham has decided that they were to blame for all the troubles.]]
** [[spoiler: Season 4's unfolding thankfully has him improving, what with beginning to realize how high the stakes are and being least ''willing'' to make the effort to talk things out with the Commander. Joko's "practice" at killing the Commander further rattles him enough to sacrificially throw himself into a trap for them, and Joko's ''death'' almost brings him back to acting like his old self.]]
** He's gotten better, mentioned above.
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* HulkSpeak: As the [[spoiler:champion champion of Primordus]], Primordus, he can't manage more than a few words at a time.
* ImportantHaircut:[[spoiler:Shaves Shaves his head after Eir's death.]]
death. (He's let it grow back by the beginning of ''The Icebrood Saga'' as a sign that he's got his head on straight again, but then he loses it again after surviving being the champion of Primordus. He opts for a beard instead after that.)
* IrrationalHatred:Has Holds this against the Commander after their argument in Living World Season for most of seasons 3 and later 4, blaming them for putting [[spoiler:Jormag his mother's death and for advising to sleep instead of letting him kill it, even though killing Jormag would release enough magical energy that it would destroy the world. It's not even hold off on attacking Jormag. Notably, it's ''only'' the Commander who came up with this theory, it's ''Taimi'', who he treats normally.]] It's only this way; he has no problem with Taimi, despite the Commander. Although the [[spoiler:Commander has ''always'' had the best intentions for the world in mind and has hardly done anything malicious, Braham has decided discovery that they were to blame for all the troubles.]]
** [[spoiler: Season 4's unfolding thankfully has him improving, what with beginning to realize how high the stakes are anddragons can't be killled yet being least ''willing'' to make the effort to talk things out with the Commander. hers. Fortunately, events like discovering Joko's "practice" at killing the Commander further rattles him enough to sacrificially throw himself into a trap for them, specially-enchanted torture chamber and Joko's ''death'' almost brings meeting with his mother's ghost guide him back to acting like his old self.]]
** He's gotten better, mentioned above.a better frame of mind.
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** [[spoiler: Season 4's unfolding thankfully has him improving, what with beginning to realize how high the stakes are and
** He's gotten better, mentioned above.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:In Living Story Season 3, his foolish recklessness leads him into rallying the Norn to hunt down Jormag...and once the latter suddenly goes into hibernation due to the Commander's actions, he's left unsure of what to do with a host of angry Norn putting pressure on him.]]
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* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:In In Living Story Season 3, his foolish recklessness leads him into rallying the Norn to hunt down Jormag...and once the latter suddenly goes into hibernation due to the Commander's actions, he's left unsure of what to do with a host of angry Norn putting pressure on him.]]
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: His plan of using the power of the Spirits of the Wild who'd been corrupted by Jormag to ''get to'' Jormag was actually a good one. He just didn't expect one of those Spirits would be ''Owl'', whom everyone thought had been killed. Summoning her put her back in Jormag's reach.]]
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: His plan of using the power of the Spirits of the Wild who'd been corrupted by Jormag to ''get to'' Jormag was actually a good one. He just didn't expect one of those Spirits would be ''Owl'', whom everyone thought had been killed. Summoning killed, and summoning her put her back in Jormag's reach.]]
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* TookALevelInJerkass: [[spoiler:In Living Story Season 3, we learn that Eir's death has had a negative effect on Braham, as seen when he lashed out against the Commander in an escalating argument.]] He continues to act this way [[spoiler:specifically towards the Commander although they really have done nothing to warrant this kind of treatment from him.]] Thankfully he gets better.
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* TookALevelInJerkass: [[spoiler:In In Living Story Season 3, we learn that Eir's death has had a negative effect on Braham, as seen when he lashed out against the Commander in an escalating argument.]] argument. He continues to act this way [[spoiler:specifically specifically towards the Commander although they really have done nothing to warrant this kind of treatment from him.]] him. Thankfully he gets better.
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** BadassInDistress: [[spoiler:Gets kidnapped by Joko in the first episode of Season 4, and almost dies of suffocation inside a malfunctioning Scruffy.]]
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** BadassInDistress: [[spoiler:Gets Gets kidnapped by Joko in the first episode of Season 4, and almost dies of suffocation inside a malfunctioning Scruffy.]]
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* BreakTheCutie: [[spoiler:Being kidnapped by Joko and coming very close to dying afterwards understandably does a number on her. In ''A Bug In The System'' she's clearly bottling up a great deal of emotional distress, and she continues to let her hair down, despite the Commander having the option to return her characteristic hair ribbon in the previous episode.]]
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* BreakTheCutie: [[spoiler:Being Being kidnapped by Joko and coming very close to dying afterwards understandably does a number on her. In ''A Bug In The System'' she's clearly bottling up a great deal of emotional distress, and she continues to let her hair down, despite the Commander having the option to return her characteristic hair ribbon in the previous episode.]]
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** Oddly, she isn't terribly impacted walking around during missions and is fine with [[spoiler:Scruffy being sacrificed to open a door, knowing it'll leave her only on her own legs for a long while]]
** [[spoiler: 'A Star To Guide Us' gives us a brutal explanation for why. Her condition had been in remission, giving her more freedom even when Scruffy wasn't available. It's not anymore. End of Dragons sees her being given a set of {{Magitek}} braces by Joon that help counteract her condition, whether or not this solves her shortened lifespan problem is purposefully vague.]]
** [[spoiler: 'A Star To Guide Us' gives us a brutal explanation for why. Her condition had been in remission, giving her more freedom even when Scruffy wasn't available. It's not anymore. End of Dragons sees her being given a set of {{Magitek}} braces by Joon that help counteract her condition, whether or not this solves her shortened lifespan problem is purposefully vague.]]
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** Oddly, she isn't terribly impacted walking around during missions and is fine with [[spoiler:Scruffy Scruffy being sacrificed to open a door, knowing it'll leave her only on her own legs for a long while]]
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**[[spoiler: 'A Star To Guide Us' gives us a brutal explanation for why. Her condition had been in remission, giving her more freedom even when Scruffy wasn't available. It's not anymore. End of Dragons sees her being given a set of {{Magitek}} braces by Joon that help counteract her condition, whether or not this solves her shortened lifespan problem is purposefully vague.]]
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* InsufferableGenius: Downplayed in that while she ''does'' enjoy stroking her own ego, it's never anything but good-natured and remains fully supportive of her friends and guildmates. She ''does'' start out a with little "natural" racial bias, saying that Scarlet couldn't handle her research because she was a sylvari, not an asura, but she gradually loses a lot of that superiority. Having to fight Mordremoth and later open the dragon lab to other researchers made her gain a lot of respect for other races and lose quite a bit for her own.
* LoonyFan: Downplayed. She's not actually so crazy as to help Scarlet, but she does have a rather.... uh, ''questionable'' admiration for her, and even treats all of her inventions and possessions as precious artifacts [[spoiler:post-mortem]]. She grows out of it, and [[IHatePastMe cringes]] when reflecting on this phase of her life during the epilogue of the Icebrood Saga.
* LoonyFan: Downplayed. She's not actually so crazy as to help Scarlet, but she does have a rather.... uh, ''questionable'' admiration for her, and even treats all of her inventions and possessions as precious artifacts [[spoiler:post-mortem]]. She grows out of it, and [[IHatePastMe cringes]] when reflecting on this phase of her life during the epilogue of the Icebrood Saga.
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* InsufferableGenius: Downplayed in that while she ''does'' enjoy stroking her own ego, it's never anything but good-natured and remains fully supportive of her friends and guildmates. She ''does'' start also starts out a with little "natural" racial bias, saying that Scarlet couldn't handle her research because she was a sylvari, not an asura, but she gradually loses a lot of that superiority. Having superiority, as having to fight Mordremoth and later open the dragon lab to other researchers made her gain a lot of respect for other races and lose quite a bit for her own.
* LoonyFan: Downplayed. She's not actually so crazy as to help Scarlet, but she does have a rather.... uh, ''questionable'' admiration for her, and even treats all of her inventions and possessions as precious artifacts[[spoiler:post-mortem]].post-mortem. She grows out of it, and [[IHatePastMe cringes]] when reflecting on this phase of her life during the epilogue of the Icebrood Saga.
* LoonyFan: Downplayed. She's not actually so crazy as to help Scarlet, but she does have a rather.... uh, ''questionable'' admiration for her, and even treats all of her inventions and possessions as precious artifacts
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* TookALevelInBadass: Once she [[spoiler:completes Scruffy 2.0]].
* UndyingLoyalty: As the game's story progresses, Taimi basically becomes the one member of Dragon's Watch who remains 100% supportive of the Pact Commander no matter what and can always be counted on in times of crisis. Best exemplified in the finale of ''Flashpoint'', where [[spoiler: she accompanies the Commander into the heart of a volcano just so they won't be alone when they face Balthazar.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: As the game's story progresses, Taimi basically becomes the one member of Dragon's Watch who remains 100% supportive of the Pact Commander no matter what and can always be counted on in times of crisis. Best exemplified in the finale of ''Flashpoint'', where [[spoiler: she accompanies the Commander into the heart of a volcano just so they won't be alone when they face Balthazar.]]
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* TookALevelInBadass: Once she [[spoiler:completes completes Scruffy 2.0]].
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* UndyingLoyalty: As the game's story progresses, Taimi basically becomes the one member of Dragon's Watch who remains 100% supportive of the Pact Commander no matter what and can always be counted on in times of crisis. Best exemplified in the finale of ''Flashpoint'', where[[spoiler: she accompanies the Commander into the heart of a volcano just so they won't be alone when they face Balthazar.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: As the game's story progresses, Taimi basically becomes the one member of Dragon's Watch who remains 100% supportive of the Pact Commander no matter what and can always be counted on in times of crisis. Best exemplified in the finale of ''Flashpoint'', where
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* ProfessionalGambler: He makes quite the killing off of betting on the Commander's long odds, [[spoiler:and eventually opens his own casino]].
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* ProfessionalGambler: He makes quite the killing off of betting on the Commander's long odds, [[spoiler:and and eventually opens his own casino]].casino with the winnings.
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* MyGreatestFailure: He was the one who put Blish's mind in a golem body in a desperate effort to keep him from dying to a congenital illness. That golem body later gives Blish the means to sacrifice his entire ''existence'' to keep the plan for planting a tracker on Kralkatorrik from ending in failure. When he gets the news, all Gorrik can do is brokenly mumble "But... I ''saved'' him..." before running off to hide and grieve. The Haze-induced nightmare he suffers in the post-''End of Dragons'' chapters indicate this continues to haunt him and gives him a unique perspective on the Commander's own SurvivorGuilt.
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After the fracturing of Destiny's Edge in ''Heart of Thorns'' and his reappearance from his time in the Mists as the first [[DarkIsNotEvil Revenant]], Rytlock suggested forming a new guild with the Commander at its head. See his entry in the [[Characters/GuildWars2DestinysEdge Destiny's Edge Edge]] folder for more details.[[/folder]]
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!!Marjory Delaqua
One of the lead detectives during the murder investigation of the Charr representative, and one of the Lion's Arch council members during the Dragon Bash event. She's a business partner with a Krytan noble, Kasmeer Meade, who she is also in a relationship with.
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One of the lead detectives during the murder investigation of the Charr representative, and one of the Lion's Arch council members during the Dragon Bash event. She's a business partner with a Krytan noble, Kasmeer Meade, who she is also in a relationship with.
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[[folder:Rytlock Brimstone]]
After the fracturing of Destiny's Edge in ''Heart of Thorns'' and his reappearance from his time in the Mists as the first [[DarkIsNotEvil Revenant]], Rytlock suggested forming a new guild with the Commander at its head. See his entry in the Destiny's Edge folder for more details.[[/folder]]
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* Fiction500: Qualifies by the epilogue of ''End of Dragons'', though he says the Commander is being flattering when they ask if he's a billionaire yet.
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** By the start of "What Lies Beneath" (the first chapter of the 2023 story expansion), he's studying detective work under Rama's tutelage.
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!!Canach
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
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* EvilFormerFriend: Originally implied by the revelation that he was working for the Inquest, but turned out to be averted, then subverted.
* FriendToBugs: His special interest is entomology to a degree that hearing the Commander make mention over the communicator of a rare bug where it decidedly shouldn't be is enough to grab his attention ''from another room''.
* InsufferableGenius: Quite often smug and dismissive of the input of others when he first appears, but grows out of it considerably.
* NightmareFetishist: He grew Petey, the bug that would eventually become the Roller Beetle Mount, ''in his own arm''.
* SiblingTeam: With older brother Blish.
* TheApprentice: Takes to detective work with Jory with ''gusto'' and even makes a joke about "surpassing the master" after a big mission. (Jory disagrees he's managed ''that'', but compliments him on how far he's come.)
* TookALevelInBadass: Originally preferring to stay on the sidelines, by the time of End of Dragons, he's trained into a full-fledged Holosmith and accompanies the Commander and Jory into fights.
!!Canach
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
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* FriendToBugs: His special interest is entomology to a degree that hearing the Commander make mention over the communicator of a rare bug where it decidedly shouldn't be is enough to grab his attention ''from another room''.
* InsufferableGenius: Quite often smug and dismissive of the input of others when he first appears, but grows out of it considerably.
* NightmareFetishist: He grew Petey, the bug that would eventually become the Roller Beetle Mount, ''in his own arm''.
* SiblingTeam: With older brother Blish.
* TheApprentice: Takes to detective work with Jory with ''gusto'' and even makes a joke about "surpassing the master" after a big mission. (Jory disagrees he's managed ''that'', but compliments him on how far he's come.)
* TookALevelInBadass: Originally preferring to stay on the sidelines, by the time of End of Dragons, he's trained into a full-fledged Holosmith and accompanies the Commander and Jory into fights.
!!Canach
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
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* CoolPet: Her albino Devourer, Frostbite, [[LickedByTheDog who took a shining to her]] not long after being born.
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* ShipTease: With Rox; it's [[RelationshipWritingFumble supposedly unintentional]], but when Rox tells him excitedly that she'll earn a place in the Stone warband if she kills Scarlett, he reacts like a boy being told by the girl he secretly likes that she might get a scholarship to a university in another country.
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* ShipTease: With Rox; it's [[RelationshipWritingFumble supposedly unintentional]], unintentional, but when Rox tells him excitedly that she'll earn a place in the Stone warband if she kills Scarlett, he reacts like a boy being told by the girl he secretly likes that she might get a scholarship to a university in another country.
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* ProperlyParanoid: Early in season 3, you visit her at Rata Novus where she mentions being extremely careful of other researchers trying to steal her research, as others have done to her in the past. During the visit to her secret lab, there is an optional objective where you can use monitoring equipment to eavesdrop on the main lab staff: ''everybody is scheming to steal her reasearch.''
* TheSleepless: The nature of her work in season 3 has her become this for a time.
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* ProperlyParanoid: Early in season 3, you visit her at Rata Novus where she mentions being extremely careful of other researchers trying to steal her research, as others have done to her in the past. During the visit to her secret lab, there is an optional objective where you can use monitoring equipment to eavesdrop on the main lab staff: ''everybody is scheming to steal her reasearch.research.''
* TheSleepless: The nature of her work in season 3 has her become this for a time. Later seasons have other characters call her out on it, and she eventually admits that she needs to get more rest.
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* LoonyFan: Subverted. She's not actually so crazy as to help Scarlet, but she does have a rather.... uh, ''questionable'' admiration for her, and even treats all of her inventions and possessions as precious artifacts [[spoiler:post-mortem]].
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!!Marjory Delaqua
One of the lead detectives during the murder investigation of the Charr representative, and one of the Lion's Arch council members during the Dragon Bash event. She's a business partner with a Krytan noble, Kasmeer Meade, who she is also in a relationship with.
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* ActionGirl
* AloofDarkHairedGirl: She certainly can come off as rather aloof at times.
* AnAxeToGrind: She wields an axe as her main hand weapon, though like all necromancers, it's used as a totem for spells.
* DarkIsNotEvil: She's a {{Necromancer}} and wears lots of black clothing, but she's a good person willing to bring justice to these responsible for crimes.
* CoolSword: [[spoiler:After taking up Belinda's nodachi, she meets her sister's ghost at Fort Salma, who then imbues the sword with her soul and gives it a ghostly fire effect.]]
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Gets injured and knocked unconscious in the final confrontation with Scarlet, but gets up just in time for a BigDamnKiss with Kasmeer.]]
* HeroicBSOD: She completely loses her trademark coolness near the end of the "Entangled" Living Story when [[spoiler:her sister is killed.]]
* PrivateDetective
** OccultDetective
** PrivateEyeMonologue
* PutOnABus: Is absent through almost the entirety of ''Path of Fire '' [[spoiler:due to being gravely injured by Balthazar in Season 3.]], only rejoining the team during the epilogue
* TakeUpMySword: [[spoiler:Wields the Delaqua family blade after Belinda's death.]]
* TheTease: Downplayed. She drops some mild flirtatious remarks here and there, but it's mostly playful.
!!Kasmeer Meade
A human noble. Her mother died when she was young, and her father was murdered in debtor's prison after he spent everything to pay off the debts of her brother. Since then she has fallen on hard times and has partnered up with Marjory Delaqua, who she is in a romantic relationship with.
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* ActionGirl: Especially during the final battle with Scarlet -- she alone teams up with the player against Scarlet while the others are downed and gives her all to allow you to strike her down.
* CharacterTics: When she gets particularly nervous or shocked (such as when the discussion turns to the new dragon rising while you're investigating Scarlet's old storeroom, or [[spoiler:"Lazarus" being revealed to be the god Balthazar]] she starts to hiccup uncontrollably.
* ChekhovsGunman: In her first appearance, she was just a named bikini-clad girl on the beach of Southsun, notable only in that speaking to her was worth an Achievement.
* DumbBlonde: Subverted. Other characters often don't see beyond her pretty appearance. She's actually quite more competent than she lets on, although somewhat inexperienced.
* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler:When "Lazarus" turns out to be Balthazar, her own race's god of war, in disguise (and he critically injures Marjory) Kasmeer can't handle it and backs out of the party for a while.]]
* LipstickLesbian: Very pretty, very feminine, and in a relationship with Marjory.
* LivingLieDetector: If she has a specialty, it's her impeccable ability to tell when people aren't being honest.
* MsFanservice: Being technically naked counts.
* ItsPersonal: Says something akin to this if [[spoiler:the player decides to talk to her before the battle against Balthazar commences. She finally solidified her resolve to fight against one of the Human Gods, mainly because they had killed her good friend and commander.]]
* NudeColoredClothes: Apparently, Kasmeer's dress is nothing but an illusion: In reality, she's actually naked. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] when Marjory asks her why her dress hasn't ripped during the Tower of Nightmares Arc.
-->'''Marjory Delaqua:''' How’d you get out of all that without a single smudge or tear on your dress?
-->'''Kasmeer Meade:''' It’s not a dress. It’s an illusion. You think I’d take my best dress into a place like that?
-->'''Marjory Delaqua:''' An illusion? You mean you’re…
-->'''Kasmeer Meade:''' Naked. Is that a problem?
-->'''Marjory Delaqua:''' [[TooMuchInformation Noooo. Not a problem.]]
* RichesToRags: Her father was thrown in debtor's prison after spending her house's money on paying off her brother's gambling debts.
* SkilledButNaive: WordOfGod states that they intended for her to come off as this.
* SmarterThanYouLook
* StepfordSmiler: Shows signs of this, mostly due to her father's recent death.
!!Rox
A gladium Charr that appears during the living story, called in to retake a devourer hatchery as part of her trials to join Rytlock's Warband. When given a choice between defeating a major villain and thus gaining a position in said warband or saving a friend, she chooses the latter and accompanies the rest of the party in later adventures to end the threat posed by the Elder Dragon Mordremoth.
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* ActionDuo: Many of her early interactions with Braham were like this, however her desire to join Rytlock's warband has left her conflicted as Braham fears he won't see her again. At the conclusion of the Scarlet arc, she admits she no longer wishes to join the warband and instead remain with her friends.
* {{Ambadassador}}: Downplayed and only briefly; during Season 1 Rytlock nominated her as the Black Citadel's envoy to Divinity's Reach to attend Queen Jennah's Jubilee party in his place. She wasn't expected to do anything except show up to ensure the Charr had a presence there and not cause any trouble, but she ended up getting caught up in Scarlet Briar's debut assault.
* CoolPet: Her albino Devourer, Frostbite, [[LickedByTheDog who took a shining to her]] not long after being born.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Rox has bad memories of the events that claimed her previous Warband and her prior pet. She doesn't let it dominate her, however, and instead ploughs on.
* PutOnABus: Decides to [[spoiler: join the Olmakhan permanently]] at the end of Season 4.
* ShipTease: Some of her interactions with Braham in Season 1 (and more subtly in Season 2) had shades of this, although it wasn't followed up on and according to WordOfGod they're JustFriends.
* TeamMom: She's shown as a very caring person, and most often as a voice of reason. [[spoiler:When Braham goes off the deep end, she follows him to ensure he doesn't get himself killed.]]
* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: Returns near the end of The Icebrood Saga when the United Legions successfully make contact with the Olmakhan.]]
!!Braham Eirsson
A young Norn living in Cragstead who seeks help against the Molten Alliance in the Flame and Frost storyline. He is Eir Stegalkin's son.
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* BarrierWarrior: Comes with being a Guardian.
* BigBrotherInstinct: To Taimi.
* CarryABigStick
* FashionableAsymmetry: Just like his mother, though in a different fashion.
* HesBack: [[spoiler: After getting chided by Eir's ghost for shoving everyone away to chase after her legend, Braham finally admits to the Commander that he's been an idiot and he'll do better.]]
* HeelRealization: After a conversation with his [[spoiler:dead mother]] in Living World Season 4, A Star to Guide us, Braham realized what a jerk he had been to the Commander and formally apologizes to the Commander and thanks them for putting up with him. He even calls them his family.
* HeroicSacrifice: In the final chapter of the Icebrood Saga, to even the scales between Jormag and Primordus and give the Commander a chance to kill them both, he [[spoiler:offers himself as the champion of Primordus - something that not only causes him to become a near-mindless beast, but also makes it highly likely that he'll either have to be killed as well, or die when the dragon does. Fortunately, he just barely survives.]]
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: With Taimi, although she's rarely off her golem enough to make it obvious.
* HulkSpeak: As the [[spoiler:champion of Primordus]], he can't manage more than a few words at a time.
* ImportantHaircut: [[spoiler:Shaves his head after Eir's death.]]
* IrrationalHatred: Has this against the Commander after their argument in Living World Season 3 and later for putting [[spoiler:Jormag to sleep instead of letting him kill it, even though killing Jormag would release enough magical energy that it would destroy the world. It's not even the Commander who came up with this theory, it's ''Taimi'', who he treats normally.]] It's only the Commander. Although the [[spoiler:Commander has ''always'' had the best intentions for the world in mind and has hardly done anything malicious, Braham has decided that they were to blame for all the troubles.]]
** [[spoiler: Season 4's unfolding thankfully has him improving, what with beginning to realize how high the stakes are and being least ''willing'' to make the effort to talk things out with the Commander. Joko's "practice" at killing the Commander further rattles him enough to sacrificially throw himself into a trap for him/her, and Joko's ''death'' almost brings him back to acting like his old self.]]
** He's gotten better, mentioned above.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Half of one, at least.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: During the climax of Season 1, he told Rox to leave him and go kill Scarlett to earn her place in the Stone warband. Defied when Rox flatly refused to leave his side while he was hurt. Even if they are JustFriends the sentiment is still there.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:In Living Story Season 3, his foolish recklessness leads him into rallying the Norn to hunt down Jormag...and once the latter suddenly goes into hibernation due to the Commander's actions, he's left unsure of what to do with a host of angry Norn putting pressure on him.]]
* MagicKnight
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: His plan of using the power of the Spirits of the Wild who'd been corrupted by Jormag to ''get to'' Jormag was actually a good one. He just didn't expect one of those Spirits would be ''Owl'', whom everyone thought had been killed. Summoning her put her back in Jormag's reach.]]
* ParentalAbandonment: Braham never really had any contact with his mother before the death of his father, and the two do not get along well.
* ShipTease: With Rox; it's [[RelationshipWritingFumble supposedly unintentional]], but when Rox tells him excitedly that she'll earn a place in the Stone warband if she kills Scarlett, he reacts like a boy being told by the girl he secretly likes that she might get a scholarship to a university in another country.
* TheChosenOne: The Spirits of the Wild choose him as their avatar (with a little help from the Commander). He quickly learns this comes with a whole lot of pressure and hard decisions.
* TookALevelInJerkass: [[spoiler:In Living Story Season 3, we learn that Eir's death has had a negative effect on Braham, as seen when he lashed out against the Commander in an escalating argument.]] He continues to act this way [[spoiler:specifically towards the Commander although they really have done nothing to warrant this kind of treatment from him.]] Thankfully he gets better.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Half of one, at least.
!!Taimi
A young Asuran prodigy who shows up unannounced during Scarlet's attacks, and idolizes the villain for her macabre genius. She is Zojja's ward.
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* BadassAdorable: That Golem isn't just for show.
** BadassInDistress: [[spoiler:Gets kidnapped by Joko in the first episode of Season 4, and almost dies of suffocation inside a malfunctioning Scruffy.]]
* BigEgoHiddenDepths: Her self-aggrandizing when it comes to her intelligence is stated to be a defense mechanism against her illness, the one thing she can't fix.
* BreakTheCutie: [[spoiler:Being kidnapped by Joko and coming very close to dying afterwards understandably does a number on her. In ''A Bug In The System'' she's clearly bottling up a great deal of emotional distress, and she continues to let her hair down, despite the Commander having the option to return her characteristic hair ribbon in the previous episode.]]
* ChildProdigy
* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: Where are her parents? "Dead", apparently.
* GeniusCripple: She has a bone disease that prevents her from walking on her own for very long, and is almost entirely reliant on her golem for anything other than moving around in a small home.
** Oddly, she isn't terribly impacted walking around during missions and is fine with [[spoiler:Scruffy being sacrificed to open a door, knowing it'll leave her only on her own legs for a long while]]
** [[spoiler: 'A Star To Guide Us' gives us a brutal explanation for why. Her condition had been in remission, giving her more freedom even when Scruffy wasn't available. It's not anymore.]]
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: With Braham, although they rarely stand near each other on their own feet, as she usually rides around on a golem even bigger than him. Considering she's a tiny Asuran Prodigy (child) and he's a young adult Norn, when she does she barely comes up to his knee.
* LittleMissSnarker: She pulls off a rather magnificent StealthInsult towards Braham and Rox, all in (factual) good nature of course.
-->'''Taimi:''' The structure is unstable. It would be unwise for us to go in. [[MiniMecha Scruffy]]'s scan confirms that it won’t support all our weight. According to my calculations, the most efficient combination would be [[PlayerCharacter you]], Marjory, and Kasmeer. The rest of us can wait out here. \\
'''Rox:''' Did she just call us fat, Braham? \\
'''Braham:''' Yup, she sure did. \\
'''Taimi:''' Facts are facts. The three of us together weigh as much as nineteen Kasmeers.
* InsufferableGenius: Downplayed in that while she ''does'' enjoy stroking her own ego, it's never anything but good-natured and remains fully supportive of her friends and guildmates. She ''does'' start out a with little "natural" racial bias, saying that Scarlet couldn't handle her research because she was a sylvari, not an asura, but she gradually loses a lot of that superiority. Having to fight Mordremoth and later open the dragon lab to other researchers made her gain a lot of respect for other races and lose quite a bit for her own.
* LoonyFan: Subverted. She's not actually so crazy as to help Scarlet, but she does have a rather.... uh, ''questionable'' admiration for her, and even treats all of her inventions and possessions as precious artifacts [[spoiler:post-mortem]].
* MouthyKid: Only because she likes Braham.
* ProperlyParanoid: Early in season 3, you visit her at Rata Novus where she mentions being extremely careful of other researchers trying to steal her research, as others have done to her in the past. During the visit to her secret lab, there is an optional objective where you can use monitoring equipment to eavesdrop on the main lab staff: ''everybody is scheming to steal her reasearch.''
* TheSleepless: The nature of her work in season 3 has her become this for a time.
* TookALevelInBadass: Once she [[spoiler:completes Scruffy 2.0]].
* UndyingLoyalty: As the game's story progresses, Taimi basically becomes the one member of Dragon's Watch who remains 100% supportive of the Pact Commander no matter what and can always be counted on in times of crisis. Best exemplified in the finale of ''Flashpoint'', where [[spoiler: she accompanies the Commander into the heart of a volcano just so they won't be alone when they face Balthazar.]]
!!Canach
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
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* AffectionateNickname[=/=]EmbarrassingNickname: While he's working for Countess Anise, she sometimes addresses him with plant puns like "Blossom" and "Petal". He hates it.
** Rytlock and Kasmeer (but specially Rytlock) start calling him "Twig" during the events of ''Path of Fire''
* AmbiguouslyBi: During Heart of Thorns, he has special dialogue with the PlayerCharacter if they are a Sylvari. This dialogue is the same regardless of what gender the PlayerCharacter is. Of course, this is a standard trait of all Sylvari, for whom PurelyAestheticGender is the norm.
* ArtEvolution: In [[https://wiki.guildwars2.com/images/2/27/Canach_Secondborn.jpg his first appearance]] he appeared to be just a fairly generic Sylvari, albeit a rather brightly-coloured one. From his second appearance onward [[https://wiki.guildwars2.com/images/2/27/Canach_Secondborn.jpg he was given a more unique design]], with a drabber, more muted colour scheme, shorter "hair" and a goatee, giving him a hardened, weathered look to match his more sarcastic, cynical attitude.
* TheAtoner: In his words: "''I want nothing more than to put my lawless days behind me.''"
* BelligerentSexualTension: If the PlayerCharacter is a Sylvari, the dialogue between the two is less than innocent, especially the further through the Heart of Thorns story you go.
* BrutalHonesty: Does not hold back with his opinions, and is quite often right.
* CasualDangerDialogue: Does a lot of this.
* DeadpanSnarker: He really gets his snark on while working under Countess Anise.
* GoodIsNotNice
* HeroicWillpower: Throughout Heart of Thorns, but demonstrated particularly well [[spoiler: if the Commander brings him along to fight Mordremoth.]]
* IJustWantToBeFree: After being forced into serving Countess Anise, Canach spends most of Seasons 2/3 and ''Heart of Thorns'' wanting nothing more than to pay his debt and be a free man once again, and turns down the Commander's offer to join Dragon's Watch because he wants to try being on his own for a while. Ironically, by the time ''Path of Fire'' rolls in, he ends up joining the group anyway because his new freeedom has given him basically nothing to do.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: Uses a metal shield engraved with a griffon along with his sword.
* NotListeningToMeAreYou: Anise brings him to her garden party then proceeds to ignore him and stand around making vapid noises, leaving him with nothing to do except glare at Krytan nobles. When he gets fed up with her behavior he casually outlines a plan to kill everyone attending the party, either by blowing it up with bombs or by hunting down every noble one at a time with his blade, that he'd supposedly come up with to fill the time. Her complete lack of reaction to ''this'' is the last bit of proof he needs that [[ActuallyADoombot the "Countess" he's been talking to is just a simplistic illusion Anise had left there to cover her absence while she investigated the guests]], with [[WeNeedADistraction him being there solely to make it look more authentic]].
* ReformedButNotTamed: No longer a criminal, still a sarcastic jerk.
* SixthRanger: Started as an antagonist, albeit a well-intentioned one, was press-ganged into being an unwilling ally in Season 2, was firmly on your side through Heart of Thorns (even potentially fighting Mordremoth at your side), and refuses to become a permanent part of Dragon's Watch after Countess Anise frees him near the end of Season 3 (he doesn't have anything against you, but he prefers being his own man rather than part of a group). By the end of ''Path of Fire'', however, he appears to have unofficially become part of the team.
* TheSnarkKnight
* WellIntentionedExtremist: He aggravated the animals of Southsun not for kicks, but to stir trouble for the Consortium and free the refugees whom they had pressed into indentured servitude.
!!Rytlock Brimstone
After the fracturing of Destiny's Edge in ''Heart of Thorns'' and his reappearance from his time in the Mists as the first [[DarkIsNotEvil Revenant]], Rytlock suggested forming a new guild with the Commander at its head. See his entry in the Destiny's Edge folder for more details.
One of the lead detectives during the murder investigation of the Charr representative, and one of the Lion's Arch council members during the Dragon Bash event. She's a business partner with a Krytan noble, Kasmeer Meade, who she is also in a relationship with.
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* ActionGirl
* AloofDarkHairedGirl: She certainly can come off as rather aloof at times.
* AnAxeToGrind: She wields an axe as her main hand weapon, though like all necromancers, it's used as a totem for spells.
* DarkIsNotEvil: She's a {{Necromancer}} and wears lots of black clothing, but she's a good person willing to bring justice to these responsible for crimes.
* CoolSword: [[spoiler:After taking up Belinda's nodachi, she meets her sister's ghost at Fort Salma, who then imbues the sword with her soul and gives it a ghostly fire effect.]]
* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Gets injured and knocked unconscious in the final confrontation with Scarlet, but gets up just in time for a BigDamnKiss with Kasmeer.]]
* HeroicBSOD: She completely loses her trademark coolness near the end of the "Entangled" Living Story when [[spoiler:her sister is killed.]]
* PrivateDetective
** OccultDetective
** PrivateEyeMonologue
* PutOnABus: Is absent through almost the entirety of ''Path of Fire '' [[spoiler:due to being gravely injured by Balthazar in Season 3.]], only rejoining the team during the epilogue
* TakeUpMySword: [[spoiler:Wields the Delaqua family blade after Belinda's death.]]
* TheTease: Downplayed. She drops some mild flirtatious remarks here and there, but it's mostly playful.
!!Kasmeer Meade
A human noble. Her mother died when she was young, and her father was murdered in debtor's prison after he spent everything to pay off the debts of her brother. Since then she has fallen on hard times and has partnered up with Marjory Delaqua, who she is in a romantic relationship with.
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* ActionGirl: Especially during the final battle with Scarlet -- she alone teams up with the player against Scarlet while the others are downed and gives her all to allow you to strike her down.
* CharacterTics: When she gets particularly nervous or shocked (such as when the discussion turns to the new dragon rising while you're investigating Scarlet's old storeroom, or [[spoiler:"Lazarus" being revealed to be the god Balthazar]] she starts to hiccup uncontrollably.
* ChekhovsGunman: In her first appearance, she was just a named bikini-clad girl on the beach of Southsun, notable only in that speaking to her was worth an Achievement.
* DumbBlonde: Subverted. Other characters often don't see beyond her pretty appearance. She's actually quite more competent than she lets on, although somewhat inexperienced.
* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler:When "Lazarus" turns out to be Balthazar, her own race's god of war, in disguise (and he critically injures Marjory) Kasmeer can't handle it and backs out of the party for a while.]]
* LipstickLesbian: Very pretty, very feminine, and in a relationship with Marjory.
* LivingLieDetector: If she has a specialty, it's her impeccable ability to tell when people aren't being honest.
* MsFanservice: Being technically naked counts.
* ItsPersonal: Says something akin to this if [[spoiler:the player decides to talk to her before the battle against Balthazar commences. She finally solidified her resolve to fight against one of the Human Gods, mainly because they had killed her good friend and commander.]]
* NudeColoredClothes: Apparently, Kasmeer's dress is nothing but an illusion: In reality, she's actually naked. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] when Marjory asks her why her dress hasn't ripped during the Tower of Nightmares Arc.
-->'''Marjory Delaqua:''' How’d you get out of all that without a single smudge or tear on your dress?
-->'''Kasmeer Meade:''' It’s not a dress. It’s an illusion. You think I’d take my best dress into a place like that?
-->'''Marjory Delaqua:''' An illusion? You mean you’re…
-->'''Kasmeer Meade:''' Naked. Is that a problem?
-->'''Marjory Delaqua:''' [[TooMuchInformation Noooo. Not a problem.]]
* RichesToRags: Her father was thrown in debtor's prison after spending her house's money on paying off her brother's gambling debts.
* SkilledButNaive: WordOfGod states that they intended for her to come off as this.
* SmarterThanYouLook
* StepfordSmiler: Shows signs of this, mostly due to her father's recent death.
!!Rox
A gladium Charr that appears during the living story, called in to retake a devourer hatchery as part of her trials to join Rytlock's Warband. When given a choice between defeating a major villain and thus gaining a position in said warband or saving a friend, she chooses the latter and accompanies the rest of the party in later adventures to end the threat posed by the Elder Dragon Mordremoth.
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* ActionDuo: Many of her early interactions with Braham were like this, however her desire to join Rytlock's warband has left her conflicted as Braham fears he won't see her again. At the conclusion of the Scarlet arc, she admits she no longer wishes to join the warband and instead remain with her friends.
* {{Ambadassador}}: Downplayed and only briefly; during Season 1 Rytlock nominated her as the Black Citadel's envoy to Divinity's Reach to attend Queen Jennah's Jubilee party in his place. She wasn't expected to do anything except show up to ensure the Charr had a presence there and not cause any trouble, but she ended up getting caught up in Scarlet Briar's debut assault.
* CoolPet: Her albino Devourer, Frostbite, [[LickedByTheDog who took a shining to her]] not long after being born.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: Rox has bad memories of the events that claimed her previous Warband and her prior pet. She doesn't let it dominate her, however, and instead ploughs on.
* PutOnABus: Decides to [[spoiler: join the Olmakhan permanently]] at the end of Season 4.
* ShipTease: Some of her interactions with Braham in Season 1 (and more subtly in Season 2) had shades of this, although it wasn't followed up on and according to WordOfGod they're JustFriends.
* TeamMom: She's shown as a very caring person, and most often as a voice of reason. [[spoiler:When Braham goes off the deep end, she follows him to ensure he doesn't get himself killed.]]
* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: Returns near the end of The Icebrood Saga when the United Legions successfully make contact with the Olmakhan.]]
!!Braham Eirsson
A young Norn living in Cragstead who seeks help against the Molten Alliance in the Flame and Frost storyline. He is Eir Stegalkin's son.
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* BarrierWarrior: Comes with being a Guardian.
* BigBrotherInstinct: To Taimi.
* CarryABigStick
* FashionableAsymmetry: Just like his mother, though in a different fashion.
* HesBack: [[spoiler: After getting chided by Eir's ghost for shoving everyone away to chase after her legend, Braham finally admits to the Commander that he's been an idiot and he'll do better.]]
* HeelRealization: After a conversation with his [[spoiler:dead mother]] in Living World Season 4, A Star to Guide us, Braham realized what a jerk he had been to the Commander and formally apologizes to the Commander and thanks them for putting up with him. He even calls them his family.
* HeroicSacrifice: In the final chapter of the Icebrood Saga, to even the scales between Jormag and Primordus and give the Commander a chance to kill them both, he [[spoiler:offers himself as the champion of Primordus - something that not only causes him to become a near-mindless beast, but also makes it highly likely that he'll either have to be killed as well, or die when the dragon does. Fortunately, he just barely survives.]]
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: With Taimi, although she's rarely off her golem enough to make it obvious.
* HulkSpeak: As the [[spoiler:champion of Primordus]], he can't manage more than a few words at a time.
* ImportantHaircut: [[spoiler:Shaves his head after Eir's death.]]
* IrrationalHatred: Has this against the Commander after their argument in Living World Season 3 and later for putting [[spoiler:Jormag to sleep instead of letting him kill it, even though killing Jormag would release enough magical energy that it would destroy the world. It's not even the Commander who came up with this theory, it's ''Taimi'', who he treats normally.]] It's only the Commander. Although the [[spoiler:Commander has ''always'' had the best intentions for the world in mind and has hardly done anything malicious, Braham has decided that they were to blame for all the troubles.]]
** [[spoiler: Season 4's unfolding thankfully has him improving, what with beginning to realize how high the stakes are and being least ''willing'' to make the effort to talk things out with the Commander. Joko's "practice" at killing the Commander further rattles him enough to sacrificially throw himself into a trap for him/her, and Joko's ''death'' almost brings him back to acting like his old self.]]
** He's gotten better, mentioned above.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Half of one, at least.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: During the climax of Season 1, he told Rox to leave him and go kill Scarlett to earn her place in the Stone warband. Defied when Rox flatly refused to leave his side while he was hurt. Even if they are JustFriends the sentiment is still there.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:In Living Story Season 3, his foolish recklessness leads him into rallying the Norn to hunt down Jormag...and once the latter suddenly goes into hibernation due to the Commander's actions, he's left unsure of what to do with a host of angry Norn putting pressure on him.]]
* MagicKnight
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: His plan of using the power of the Spirits of the Wild who'd been corrupted by Jormag to ''get to'' Jormag was actually a good one. He just didn't expect one of those Spirits would be ''Owl'', whom everyone thought had been killed. Summoning her put her back in Jormag's reach.]]
* ParentalAbandonment: Braham never really had any contact with his mother before the death of his father, and the two do not get along well.
* ShipTease: With Rox; it's [[RelationshipWritingFumble supposedly unintentional]], but when Rox tells him excitedly that she'll earn a place in the Stone warband if she kills Scarlett, he reacts like a boy being told by the girl he secretly likes that she might get a scholarship to a university in another country.
* TheChosenOne: The Spirits of the Wild choose him as their avatar (with a little help from the Commander). He quickly learns this comes with a whole lot of pressure and hard decisions.
* TookALevelInJerkass: [[spoiler:In Living Story Season 3, we learn that Eir's death has had a negative effect on Braham, as seen when he lashed out against the Commander in an escalating argument.]] He continues to act this way [[spoiler:specifically towards the Commander although they really have done nothing to warrant this kind of treatment from him.]] Thankfully he gets better.
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Half of one, at least.
!!Taimi
A young Asuran prodigy who shows up unannounced during Scarlet's attacks, and idolizes the villain for her macabre genius. She is Zojja's ward.
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* BadassAdorable: That Golem isn't just for show.
** BadassInDistress: [[spoiler:Gets kidnapped by Joko in the first episode of Season 4, and almost dies of suffocation inside a malfunctioning Scruffy.]]
* BigEgoHiddenDepths: Her self-aggrandizing when it comes to her intelligence is stated to be a defense mechanism against her illness, the one thing she can't fix.
* BreakTheCutie: [[spoiler:Being kidnapped by Joko and coming very close to dying afterwards understandably does a number on her. In ''A Bug In The System'' she's clearly bottling up a great deal of emotional distress, and she continues to let her hair down, despite the Commander having the option to return her characteristic hair ribbon in the previous episode.]]
* ChildProdigy
* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: Where are her parents? "Dead", apparently.
* GeniusCripple: She has a bone disease that prevents her from walking on her own for very long, and is almost entirely reliant on her golem for anything other than moving around in a small home.
** Oddly, she isn't terribly impacted walking around during missions and is fine with [[spoiler:Scruffy being sacrificed to open a door, knowing it'll leave her only on her own legs for a long while]]
** [[spoiler: 'A Star To Guide Us' gives us a brutal explanation for why. Her condition had been in remission, giving her more freedom even when Scruffy wasn't available. It's not anymore.]]
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: With Braham, although they rarely stand near each other on their own feet, as she usually rides around on a golem even bigger than him. Considering she's a tiny Asuran Prodigy (child) and he's a young adult Norn, when she does she barely comes up to his knee.
* LittleMissSnarker: She pulls off a rather magnificent StealthInsult towards Braham and Rox, all in (factual) good nature of course.
-->'''Taimi:''' The structure is unstable. It would be unwise for us to go in. [[MiniMecha Scruffy]]'s scan confirms that it won’t support all our weight. According to my calculations, the most efficient combination would be [[PlayerCharacter you]], Marjory, and Kasmeer. The rest of us can wait out here. \\
'''Rox:''' Did she just call us fat, Braham? \\
'''Braham:''' Yup, she sure did. \\
'''Taimi:''' Facts are facts. The three of us together weigh as much as nineteen Kasmeers.
* InsufferableGenius: Downplayed in that while she ''does'' enjoy stroking her own ego, it's never anything but good-natured and remains fully supportive of her friends and guildmates. She ''does'' start out a with little "natural" racial bias, saying that Scarlet couldn't handle her research because she was a sylvari, not an asura, but she gradually loses a lot of that superiority. Having to fight Mordremoth and later open the dragon lab to other researchers made her gain a lot of respect for other races and lose quite a bit for her own.
* LoonyFan: Subverted. She's not actually so crazy as to help Scarlet, but she does have a rather.... uh, ''questionable'' admiration for her, and even treats all of her inventions and possessions as precious artifacts [[spoiler:post-mortem]].
* MouthyKid: Only because she likes Braham.
* ProperlyParanoid: Early in season 3, you visit her at Rata Novus where she mentions being extremely careful of other researchers trying to steal her research, as others have done to her in the past. During the visit to her secret lab, there is an optional objective where you can use monitoring equipment to eavesdrop on the main lab staff: ''everybody is scheming to steal her reasearch.''
* TheSleepless: The nature of her work in season 3 has her become this for a time.
* TookALevelInBadass: Once she [[spoiler:completes Scruffy 2.0]].
* UndyingLoyalty: As the game's story progresses, Taimi basically becomes the one member of Dragon's Watch who remains 100% supportive of the Pact Commander no matter what and can always be counted on in times of crisis. Best exemplified in the finale of ''Flashpoint'', where [[spoiler: she accompanies the Commander into the heart of a volcano just so they won't be alone when they face Balthazar.]]
!!Canach
A crafty (if not reckless) Sylvari criminal who featured as the villain for the "Last Stand at Southsun" Living World release. Since then, however, he has mellowed down and seeks atonement for his past.
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* AffectionateNickname[=/=]EmbarrassingNickname: While he's working for Countess Anise, she sometimes addresses him with plant puns like "Blossom" and "Petal". He hates it.
** Rytlock and Kasmeer (but specially Rytlock) start calling him "Twig" during the events of ''Path of Fire''
* AmbiguouslyBi: During Heart of Thorns, he has special dialogue with the PlayerCharacter if they are a Sylvari. This dialogue is the same regardless of what gender the PlayerCharacter is. Of course, this is a standard trait of all Sylvari, for whom PurelyAestheticGender is the norm.
* ArtEvolution: In [[https://wiki.guildwars2.com/images/2/27/Canach_Secondborn.jpg his first appearance]] he appeared to be just a fairly generic Sylvari, albeit a rather brightly-coloured one. From his second appearance onward [[https://wiki.guildwars2.com/images/2/27/Canach_Secondborn.jpg he was given a more unique design]], with a drabber, more muted colour scheme, shorter "hair" and a goatee, giving him a hardened, weathered look to match his more sarcastic, cynical attitude.
* TheAtoner: In his words: "''I want nothing more than to put my lawless days behind me.''"
* BelligerentSexualTension: If the PlayerCharacter is a Sylvari, the dialogue between the two is less than innocent, especially the further through the Heart of Thorns story you go.
* BrutalHonesty: Does not hold back with his opinions, and is quite often right.
* CasualDangerDialogue: Does a lot of this.
* DeadpanSnarker: He really gets his snark on while working under Countess Anise.
* GoodIsNotNice
* HeroicWillpower: Throughout Heart of Thorns, but demonstrated particularly well [[spoiler: if the Commander brings him along to fight Mordremoth.]]
* IJustWantToBeFree: After being forced into serving Countess Anise, Canach spends most of Seasons 2/3 and ''Heart of Thorns'' wanting nothing more than to pay his debt and be a free man once again, and turns down the Commander's offer to join Dragon's Watch because he wants to try being on his own for a while. Ironically, by the time ''Path of Fire'' rolls in, he ends up joining the group anyway because his new freeedom has given him basically nothing to do.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: Uses a metal shield engraved with a griffon along with his sword.
* NotListeningToMeAreYou: Anise brings him to her garden party then proceeds to ignore him and stand around making vapid noises, leaving him with nothing to do except glare at Krytan nobles. When he gets fed up with her behavior he casually outlines a plan to kill everyone attending the party, either by blowing it up with bombs or by hunting down every noble one at a time with his blade, that he'd supposedly come up with to fill the time. Her complete lack of reaction to ''this'' is the last bit of proof he needs that [[ActuallyADoombot the "Countess" he's been talking to is just a simplistic illusion Anise had left there to cover her absence while she investigated the guests]], with [[WeNeedADistraction him being there solely to make it look more authentic]].
* ReformedButNotTamed: No longer a criminal, still a sarcastic jerk.
* SixthRanger: Started as an antagonist, albeit a well-intentioned one, was press-ganged into being an unwilling ally in Season 2, was firmly on your side through Heart of Thorns (even potentially fighting Mordremoth at your side), and refuses to become a permanent part of Dragon's Watch after Countess Anise frees him near the end of Season 3 (he doesn't have anything against you, but he prefers being his own man rather than part of a group). By the end of ''Path of Fire'', however, he appears to have unofficially become part of the team.
* TheSnarkKnight
* WellIntentionedExtremist: He aggravated the animals of Southsun not for kicks, but to stir trouble for the Consortium and free the refugees whom they had pressed into indentured servitude.
!!Rytlock Brimstone
After the fracturing of Destiny's Edge in ''Heart of Thorns'' and his reappearance from his time in the Mists as the first [[DarkIsNotEvil Revenant]], Rytlock suggested forming a new guild with the Commander at its head. See his entry in the Destiny's Edge folder for more details.
