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[[caption-width-right:266:"You might say I burned some bridges."]]

Orphea turns out to be the daughter of the Raven Lord. After witnessing firsthand the destruction he causes to other realms, she openly opposes her father as a hero of the Nexus.

A young girl hailing from Raven Court. She seems to be of great importance to the Raven Lord, whose forces tirelessly hunt her down.

* DeadpanSnarker: She occasionally makes quips here and there.
* HeroicAlbino: Not outright stated, but she has pale skin, white hair, and red eyes. She's also most certainly the good guy.
* HeroicResolve: She feels like she could've done something to stop the destruction of King's Crest, and decides that someone needs to stand against the Raven Lord's evil.
* InTheHood: Usually travels with a hood over her head.
* LittleMissBadass: She's seemingly no more than a child, and yet possesses enough magical power to utterly annihilate her pursuers with the help of Deckard Cain.
* LivingMacGuffin: The Raven Lord is frantically searching for her. Seemingly, she's instrumental in stopping the coming invasion.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: Orphea appears to be a child, but she has enough magical power to destroy the Raven Lord's soldiers and she carries around an ''adult-sized coffin'' on her back without difficulty.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Her first instinct after realizing that the Raven Lord's unleashed the Dark Nexus. Deckard's desire to see the Raven Lord's ploy stopped does convince her to help him out.

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[[folder:Verick and Delia]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"By the sun and the moon, be free..."]]

The son and daughter of the Dragon Knight and the Lady of Thorns, making them the Prince and Princess, respectively, of King's Crest. Verick's symbol is the sun, while Delia's is the moon.
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[[caption-width-right:266:"By the sun and the moon, be free..."]]

The son and daughter of the Dragon Knight and the Lady of Thorns, and the Prince and Princess of King's Crest. Verick's symbol is the sun, while Delia's is the moon.

* AllYourPowersCombined: When he and his sister both use their combined magical power, it can awaken their father. It's implied a simplified version of this process is what's going on in the in-game Dragonshire map. [[spoiler: When they try this during the siege of King's Crest, it backfires massively]].

[[folder:Neeve]]
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The Raven Lord's loyal advisor.

* CoolOldLady: She's a level-headed and reasonable older woman.
* TheGoodChancellor: She is loyal to the Raven Lord in every way. While she is wary of his brash actions - especially calling upon the Dark Nexus for power - she concedes to his judgement that it's too late to be cautious.

!!!Bosses
[[folder:General]]
Powerful Mercenary camps with long respawn timers and massive sieging potential, but are incredibly hard to capture.

* ContractualBossImmunity: For obvious reasons, they can't be bribed like regular Mercenaries. They're also immune to most crowd-control effects.
* DefeatEqualsFriendship: Standard with all Mercenary camps.
* LastDiscMagic: They are extremely powerful and can close out a game by themselves if timed correctly. However, capturing them is a team effort, and is basically impossible in the early game.

[[folder:Archangel]]
A giant mech found in the center area of Braxis Holdout, the Archangel attacks with twin gatling cannons. Its abilities are ''Bullet Storm'', which strafes an area in front of it with gunfire, and ''Mortar'', which fires a missile for area damage.

* BeatTheCurseOutOfHim: The boss starts out infected by the Zerg. After defeating it, it swoops in as a normal Archangel.
* GatlingGood: Features two huge Gatling cannons as its main weapons.
* HumongousMecha: It dwarfs ''Tychus' Odin''.

** Also applies to the two that made it as skins, who were unceremoniously killed at the battle for King's Crest. Gul'dan was bested by Varian and Alarak was skewed by the Dragon Knight.

[[folder:Garden Terror]]
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->''"Rise, my Terror! '''SAP THE LIFE FROM YOUR ENEMIES!'''"''
-->-- '''The Spore Queen'''

Plant monstrosities controlled by the Queen Nightshade/The Spore Queen. Two boss versions are fought at night in the Garden of Terror and they can be grown and controlled by collecting 100 Seeds. The Terror can place a ''Queen's Curse'', transforming enemies who walk over it into small plants, cause an ''Overgrowth'' by planting a destroyable flower that prevents structures from firing and increases the Terror's damage against them, and ''Sprint'' for a boost in speed.

* BalefulPolymorph: Queen's Curse puts a seed on the ground that ticks a couple times, transforming enemies into plants for a fairly lengthy duration.
* BoringButPractical: Compared to the Dragon Knight and Triglav Protector, the Terror's abilities are pretty bland. That doesn't stop it from ripping apart structures just as easily (if not more easily sometimes).
* HerdHittingAttack: The Garden Terror's attacks deal damage in a small area around the target. Combine that with its ability to OneHitKill enemy minions and the bonus damage from Overgrowth, and it becomes a particularly strong pusher.
* PaletteSwap: The neutral mini-boss version comes with the exact same abilities as the Grave Golem.
* PlantPerson
* PlantMooks: As mini-bosses.
* StoneWall: Unlike the Dragon Knight and Triglav Protector, the Garden Terror's abilities are mainly defensive in nature, intended to keep enemies disabled while the Terror wails on enemy fortifications.
* WeaksauceWeakness: More than any other Vehicle, the Terror relies on its Overgrowth ability, as its structure damage is actually pretty subpar without it. A fairly easy way to defend against the Terror is to simply destroy the plant. On the other hand, the plant also shuts down any attacks from buildings, including the Core (something not even The Raven Lord's curse disables), extending its own survivablity during a siege.

[[folder:Triglav Protector]]

->''"Triglav Protector operational. Assign a pilot and a gunner so you can test its weaponry."''
-->-- '''Katya Volskaya'''

An experimental mech built by Volskaya Industries. Uniquely, it's controlled by two players, one serving as a pilot, and the other serving as a gunner. The pilot controls movement and can ''Charge'' at a target enemy, fire a ''Rocket Fist'' that roots a hero or disables a structure, and activate a ''Shield Emitter'' that grants the mech Armor and grants a shield to nearby allies. The gunner has an array of offensive abilities, including a ''Particle Cannon'' that charges in range, a ''Gatling Cannon'' that fires bullets at the cursor location, and a ''Scorching Laser'' that slices the terrain in a line then detonates for heavy damage.

* BottomlessMagazines: Averted. ''Gatling Cannon'' runs on an ammunition system. Once it's out of bullets, the mech has to reload them over time.
* FlawedPrototype: Katya's reaction when the Protector is defeated indicates it's still this.
* GatlingGood: Features a [[ShoulderCannon shoulder-mounted]] Gatling gun.
* GroundShatteringLanding: Does this for its reveal in the Assault on Volskaya trailer.
* HumongousMecha: It's considerably bigger than any playable character, and even towers above forts.
* MechanicallyUnusualClass: Compared to the other Vehicles. Much like Cho'gall, it requires two players - one controlling movement and defensive skills, the other using spammable offensive skills.
* RocketPunch: One of the pilot's abilities.

!!!Mercenary Camps
[[folder:General]]
Weaker mercenaries found in every map. They come in a variety of sizes and roles.

* DefeatEqualsFriendship
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: The initial set of maps all had pretty much the same Mercenaries: Siege Giants for Siege Camps, Knights for Bruiser Camps, and either a Sand Golem or a Grave Golem for the Boss, all reskinned to fit the map's aesthetic. Later maps have far more mechanically-diverse Mercenaries.
* EliteMooks: Much stronger than your rank-and-file minions, but they're not quite on the level of heroes.
* IFightForTheStrongestSide: They fight for whichever team manages to capture their points after they're defeated.

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[[folder:Knights]]
A Bruiser camp consisting of three fighters and one sorcerer. The knights attack up-close with their polearms, while the sorcerer hangs back to attack with a ''Magical Barrage'', firing multiple bolts that deal minor damage, and provide a spell armor aura for nearby allies.
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* PaletteSwap: Functionally, they're pretty much the same as Hellbats.

Once a noble knight of Dragon Shire, the Dragon Knight was cursed by Queen Nightshade into his monstrous form. The knight's children sealed him away within a statue in the middle of Dragon Shire, taking up the fight against Queen Nightshade to protect the kingdom from her infestation.

* SealedBadassInACan

[[folder:Pumpkin Sappers]]
A Siege camp made up of three ramshackle golems made of gardening tools and pumpkins that appear on Towers of Doom and Haunted Mines. Like the Siege Giants, they throw projectiles. However, they can also fling themselves into structures and explode.

Appearing only on the ''{{Franchise/Diablo}}'' maps, this trio of javelin-throwing goatmen replace Siege Giants as the Siege camp. Unlike the clumsy rocks of the Siege Giants, Khazra rapidly throw their weapons at a single target.

Appearing only on the ''{{Franchise/Diablo}}'' maps, this demon and his minions take up the role of Bruiser camp. While weak and ineffective under normal circumstances, the shaman can endlessly resurrect his hounds as long as he is alive.

Taking up the Siege camp role on ''{{Franchise/StarCraft}}'' maps, these two Terran units will use their flamethrowers to damage an area and use their impressive bulk to tank tower shots. Their attacks also lower the target's armor by 4, stacking up to -20.

Bruisers of the ''{{Franchise/StarCraft}}'' maps. Three Terran Goliaths and a singular Raven make up this highly-damaging camp. The Goliaths rapidly blast away with their machine guns, while the Raven launches Seeker Missiles and acts as a detector.

A special camp found on both Volskaya Foundry and Hanamura. A camp manned by a single engineer and his sentry turret. When defeated, the turret can be retrieved by heroes and placed on the battlefield.

[[folder: Mega Enforcer]]
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A massive Omnic samurai fought on Hanamura. It can create an ''Energy Ring'' around itself that deals damage to enemies within it, and can ''Capture'' an enemy hero, trapping that hero inside the Mega Enforcer and removing them from the fight briefly. Upon defeat, it deals 1 damage to the enemy's core.

* ArbitraryMinimumRange: After swallowing a hero, the Mega Enforcer will attack by inflicting damage in a ring around itself. The ring forms slightly outside of melee range, allowing players to avoid it by standing as close to the Mega Enforcer as possible.
* CyberNinja: Well, Cyber ''Samurai''.
* EatenAlive: Does this to one Hero it's facing. That said, it's completely harmless aside from removing you from the fight.
* StockNinjaWeaponry: Dual-wields two [[SinisterScythe kama]].

[[folder: Sand Golem]]
Huge bosses fought on Sky Temple and Tomb of the Spider Queen. They perform a ''Mega Smash'' that damages and stuns nearby enemies, and use ''Whirling Sands'' to create dust devils that blow enemies around.

* BigCreepyCrawlies: Their bodies look like enormous scarabs.
* BlowYouAway: Their tornado attack. It doesn't deal damage, but it's really annoying and can sometimes throw you into its slam.
* GroundPound: They have a similar slam attack to the Grave Golem, except it also knocks enemies into the air.
* OurCentaursAreDifferent: Features a centaur-like design with a humanoid torso and a massive beetle for a lower body.

[[folder:Slime Boss]]
Gigantic Zerg Swarm Hosts fought on Warhead Junction. They periodically unleash waves of exploding Slime Pods and use ''Slime Spit'' to create damaging pools.

* ActionBomb: The Slime Pods.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Swarm Hosts in ''Starcraft'' are mook makers that can only attack with minions and have to be burrowed. Here, they're given a [[StealthPun host]] of new abilities, and even their minions are upgraded to now explode.
* MookMaker: It spews Slime Pods to attack enemies.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Prior to its rework, the Swarm Host used to burrow to spawn minions, and its Podlings were slow-moving and easy to dodge, leaving it totally defenseless. It was so weak, it actually gained a different set of skills while sieging. Post-rework, this is averted.

!!!Vehicles
[[folder:General]]
The somewhat NonIndicativeName (except in the Triglav Protector's case) of map objectives which are directly controlled by players. Players assuming control of these are presented with a new set of skills that are adapt at tearing down structures.
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* ContractualBossImmunity: As of Assault on Volskaya, Vehicles are permanently Unstoppable, making them immune to most Crowd Control effects. Even before that, they had a 50% reduced timer on stuns, silences, and slows.
* HourOfPower: The one controlling the Vehicle gets an extreme boost in power, but only until it's destroyed. Even if it isn't destroyed, they will despawn on their own after a time limit.
* TheJuggernaut: They hit quite hard, deal bonus damage to structures, shrug off enemy disables, and can lay waste to the enemy team with various crowd control abilities. The only surefire way to stop these guys is to kill them, or at the very least make the player controlling them retreat.
* MagikarpPower: The longer the match lasts, the more powerful they become each time they are released. While the first attack may only break one or two towers, if the game goes on long enough they can destroy a tower in two or three hits, making steamrolling all the way to the enemy core much easier.
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[[folder:Assault Troopers]]
A Siege camp found exclusively on Volskaya Foundry. Three heavily-armored Volskaya security guards fire missiles at their targets.

* MiniMecha
* PaletteSwap: They're effectively an Overwatch-themed Khazra camp. Incidentally, they also look a lot like the Terran Reapers of ''Starcraft''.

[[folder:Recon Camp]]
A special camp found exclusively on Hanamura. Unlike a normal merc camp, this trio of Omnic henchmen drop a Dragon Token instead of pushing down the nearest lane.

* ArmyScout: As implied by their name. The Dragon Token they drop releases three Dragon spirits that seek out enemies, revealing them.
* MechaMooks: They're Omnics and they're incredibly easy to destroy.
* {{Yakuza}}: They work for the Shimada clan.

[[folder:Fortification Camp]]
A special camp found on both Volskaya Foundry and Hanamura. A camp manned by a single engineer and his sentry turret. When defeated, the turret can be retrieved by heroes and placed on the battlefield.

* ShootTheMedicFirst: The engineer will repair the turret if you don't take him out first.
* TheTurretMaster

[[folder:Support Camp]]
A special camp on both Volskaya Foundry and Hanamura. The camp consists of a single unit who will occasionally heal himself. When he's eventually defeated, a Healing Token is dropped for the heroes to collect.

* HealThyself: Does this when low on health.
* KungFuProofMook: The only non-boss camp that cannot be Bribed. See ObviousRulePatch.
* ObviousRulePatch: Originally, the camp ''could'' be Bribed. Coupled with the fact that Overwatch merc camps give significantly more experience than any other maps' camps and that this particular camp is comprised of a single unit, this lead to teams drafting sneaky Bribe users like Falstad or Nova to steal the enemy team's Support Camps to gain both an experience lead and a free Healing Token.
* PaletteSwap: The Hanamura version is an Omnic samurai while the Volskaya Foundry version is a MiniMecha.

[[folder:Armored Gnolls]]
A camp consisting of three gnolls, found in Alterac Pass. They wield flails, and their attacks cleave and apply a stacking armor debuff.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: Each attack lowers their target's armor.
* CompositeCharacter: Basically a fusion of the Khazra and Hellbat camps. They're three BeastMan mooks from their respective franchise, and they cleave and lower armor.
* EpicFlail: Their weapons.
* HeinousHyena: Half-man, half-hyena, all evil.

!!!Easter Eggs/Event Characters
[[folder:The Omegaswarm]]
One of the UED's former 'slave broods' that has begun infesting the Nexus, assimilating the beings and essences of the realm's many worlds. In the events of the 'Escape from Braxis' brawl, they've consumed a significant portion of the station, forcing heroes and villains alike to work together to beat back the unending swarm and escape. In ''Deadman's Stand'', they've moved into Deadman's Port and are actively sieging the base. Comes in both normal and heroic versions.

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The Raven Lord's loyal advisor. She first appears in Rise of the Raven Lord, the first webcomic.

A character only mentioned in name. Their role is unknown, but The Raven Lord is actively searching for them.

* TheGhost: Has made no appearance yet.
* LivingMacGuffin: The Raven Lord is frantically searching for them. Whoever they are, they're instrumental in stopping this coming darkness.

[[folder:Gnolls]]

[[folder: Mega Enforcer]]
A massive Omnic samurai fought on Hanamura. It can create an ''Energy Ring'' around itself that deals damage to enemies within it, and can ''Capture'' an enemy hero, trapping that hero inside the Mega Enforcer and removing them from the fight briefly. Upon defeat, it deals 1 damage to the enemy's core.

* ArbitraryMinimumRange: After swallowing a hero, the Mega Enforcer will attack by inflicting damage in a ring around itself. The ring forms slightly outside of melee range, allowing players to avoid it by standing as close to the Mega Enforcer as possible.
* CyberNinja: Well, Cyber ''Samurai''.
* EatenAlive: Does this to one Hero it's facing. That said, it's completely harmless aside from removing you from the fight.
* StockNinjaWeaponry: Dual-wields two [[SinisterScythe kama]].

[[folder: Sand Golem]]
Huge bosses fought on Sky Temple and Tomb of the Spider Queen. They perform a ''Mega Smash'' that damages and stuns nearby enemies, and use ''Whirling Sands'' to create dust devils that blow enemies around.

* BigCreepyCrawlies: Their bodies look like enormous scarabs.
* BlowYouAway: Their tornado attack. It doesn't deal damage, but it's really annoying and can sometimes throw you into its slam.
* GroundPound: They have a similar slam attack to the Grave Golem, except it also knocks enemies into the air.
* OurCentaursAreDifferent: Features a centaur-like design with a humanoid torso and a massive beetle for a lower body.

[[folder:Slime Boss]]
Gigantic Zerg Swarm Hosts fought on Warhead Junction. They periodically unleash waves of exploding Slime Pods and use ''Slime Spit'' to create damaging pools.

* ActionBomb: The Slime Pods.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Swarm Hosts in ''Starcraft'' are mook makers that can only attack with minions and have to be burrowed. Here, they're given a [[StealthPun host]] of new abilities, and even their minions are upgraded to now explode.
* MookMaker: It spews Slime Pods to attack enemies.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Prior to its rework, the Swarm Host used to burrow to spawn minions, and its Podlings were slow-moving and easy to dodge, leaving it totally defenseless. It was so weak, it actually gained a different set of skills while sieging. Post-rework, this is averted.

!!!Vehicles
[[folder:General]]
The somewhat NonIndicativeName (except in the Triglav Protector's case) of map objectives which are directly controlled by players. Players assuming control of these are presented with a new set of skills that are adapt at tearing down structures.

* ContractualBossImmunity: As of Assault on Volskaya, Vehicles are permanently Unstoppable, making them immune to most Crowd Control effects. Even before that, they had a 50% reduced timer on stuns, silences, and slows.
* HourOfPower: The one controlling the Vehicle gets an extreme boost in power, but only until it's destroyed. Even if it isn't destroyed, they will despawn on their own after a time limit.
* TheJuggernaut: They hit quite hard, deal bonus damage to structures, shrug off enemy disables, and can lay waste to the enemy team with various crowd control abilities. The only surefire way to stop these guys is to kill them, or at the very least make the player controlling them retreat.
* MagikarpPower: The longer the match lasts, the more powerful they become each time they are released. While the first attack may only break one or two towers, if the game goes on long enough they can destroy a tower in two or three hits, making steamrolling all the way to the enemy core much easier.

!!!Easter Eggs/Event Characters
[[folder:The Omegaswarm]]
One of the UED's former 'slave broods' that has begun infesting the Nexus, assimilating the beings and essences of the realm's many worlds. In the events of the 'Escape from Braxis' brawl, they've consumed a significant portion of the station, forcing heroes and villains alike to work together to beat back the unending swarm and escape. In ''Deadman's Stand'', they've moved into Deadman's Port and are actively sieging the base. Comes in both normal and heroic versions.

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[[folder: El Guapo]]
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[[caption-width-right:300:"''Legendariooo!''"]]
->Voiced by: Arturo "El Rudo" Rivera

"The Handsome One" is the announcer of [[Wrestling/WrestleMania Nexomania,]] the greatest brawler in the Nexus. He is unlocked by completing the Nexomania event quest in 2018.
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* EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench: Only speaks in glorious Mexican Spanish.
* InkSuitActor: He is basically the Nexus equivalent of "El Rudo", who himself is a very popular [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucha_libre lucha libre]] commentator.

[[caption-width-right:350:"''Legendariooo!''"]]

The famed human archeologist and rival of Brann Bronzebeard, Harrison is renowned for his exploits in Zul'Aman, Grizzly Hills, and Uldum...although he's not quite at the same level of skill as Brann, having been shown up more than once.

A giant mech found in the center area of Braxis Holdout. It occasionally fires a stream of bullets in a wide area in front of it, and can fire a missile.

Huge golems made of skulls and brambles. They're fought as boss mercenaries on Cursed Hollow and Blackheart's Bay, and are a part of the objective on Haunted Mines. It performs a slam attack and will occasionally root nearby heroes.

Originally a Hallow's End boss in ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'', the Headless Horseman is a boss camp on Towers of Doom. He will occasionally throw his head, creating a damaging pool. He will not join the player after being defeated, but he will deal 4 damage to the enemy's core. Also hosts the Hallow's End brawl.

A massive Omnic samurai fought on Hanamura. It will create a ring of energy around it and will eat one Hero it's fighting for a lengthy duration. Upon defeat, it deals 1 damage to the enemy's core.

Huge bosses fought on Sky Temple and Tomb of the Spider Queen. They perform a ground-pound attack and also create dust devils that blow enemies around.

[[folder:Swarm Host]]
Zerg monsters fought on Warhead Junction. They periodically unleash waves of exploding Podlings.

* ActionBomb: The Podlings.

* MookMaker: Once again, the Podlings.

->''"Your enemies '''shall fall!'''"''

A mighty dragon warrior sealed within a statue at the center of the Dragon Shire map. The heroes can liberate him by activating the shrines and interacting with the Knight's statue in the middle of the battlefield, taking control of him temporarily. It has the abilities ''Dragon's Breath'', breathing a cone of fire, and ''Savage Charge'', which winds up then punts a hero away. The Dragon Knight also deals increased damage to structures.

* TakenForGranite: He was either turned into a statue or sealed inside it. Either way, he's very upset about being stuck inside it.

A Bruiser camp consisting of three fighters and one sorcerer. The knights attack up-close with their polearms, while the sorcerer hangs back launching magical bolts and provide a spell armor aura for nearby allies.

* TheGoodChancellor: She is loyal to The Raven Lord in every way. While she is wary of his brash actions - especially calling upon the Dark Nexus for power - she concedes to his judgement that it's too late to be cautious.