History Characters / Overgeared

* ThisCannotBe: Viewing his enemies as nothing but bugs, he was left shocked and unable to understand why Grid's Restaint technique had an effect on him compared to when Malacus was toying around with the members of the Tzedakah Guild.

[[folder: Faker]]

The #1 Assassin class player of the Tzedakah Guild who's considered to be a genius. Faker proved his ability and intellect by becoming the best Assassin in the game after playing in Satisfy for just 8 months. He's introduced getting in a fight with Euphemina when the guild believed that she was the potential great blacksmith that they were looking for. However, Faker ends up dying to her due to being caught off-guard by her Duplicator class, which results in Jishuka and the guild swearing vengeance on her. Once Grid officially joins their guild and their beef with Euphemina is put to rest, Faker continues fighting from the shadows as one of Grid's main supports.

[[folder: Regas]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/regas.png]]

The Tzedakah Guild's all-around NiceGuy, and the #1 Martial Artist class player of Satisfy. As a taekwando expert, Regas fights either with metal knuckles or no weapons at all. Regas is introduced coming to Grid's defense from people accusing Grid of attempting to sneak into the Guardian of the Forest raid near Bairan Village by pretending to be a strong player. He comes across Grid again in Winston Village during a time when the guild was searching for the unknown blacksmith that forged the Epic-rated [Special Jaffa Arrows], which he sees that Grid has become depressed after his Legendary-rated [Perfect Divine Shield] had been stolen away by a Yatan supporter. Thus, Regas decides to help out Grid once more by helping him find his lost shield; not knowing that he's actually helping the unknown blacksmith his guild is looking for.

* ArmorPiercingAttack: Has the Penetration Skill when striking enemies with his fists, which is implied to be a strike that bypasses defenses.
* BareFistedMonk: Usually fights with no weapons, but if pressed, can equip metal knuckles.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: Regas is not the smartest fellow, and is very easy to fool when it comes to asking him for help, but he makes up for it by kicking peoples butts as a martial artist.
* TheCape: Given his NiceGuy persona, Regas will go out of his way to help those that are in dire need. He will even ignore the current objectives provided by his guild if he happens to come across someone in trouble.
* DistressedDude: During the raid battle against Malacus, Regas ends up being taken hostage after said video-game boss strikes him with 5 black spears that keep him immobilized.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Grid trying to join the Guardian of the Forest raid near Bairan Village definitely highlighted Regas' NiceGuy persona. Toban and Vantner remained suspicious of Grid trying to get in when he was not revealing his level (he was level -3 at the time), which also started to anger all the other players who were about to take part in the raid. However, Regas stepped in to defend Grid, and even made it clear that Grid's allowed to join. In the end, Grid decided to back out knowing that he didn't have anyone else's trust, but that didn't stop Regas from hoping to see Grid again somewhere down the line.
* ExtremityExtremist: Since he's the Martial Artist class, a lot of Regas' skills rely on him using his body parts, such as his arms and legs, to deal damage to his opponents.
* ForeignCultureFetish: He is British, but favors Korean cuisine and Asian martial arts. In the aftermath of the first yearly Satisfy Olympic games, he is among the first of the users to move to South Korea and build fund the creation of an apartment complex just so he can live near Grid.
* FunPersonified: He tends to be the funnest and easygoing person to be around when it comes to the Tzedakah Guild.
* GoodIsNotSoft: He's a sweetheart, but mess with his friends and he won't hesitate to beat you to death.
* GreenEyedMonster: After being saved by Grid during the Malacus raid, he shows a tad of envy towards the former because despite Grid still being an unknown at the time, he's already displaying greatness in front of many people who are high Rankers, including Regas.
* HonorBeforeReason: His NiceGuy antics tend to get in the way of being reasonable.
** If someone is in need of help, or a villain needs to be brought to justice, Regas will ignore his current objective to perform such deeds, even if it means that he has to put aside the goals of his guild.
** He refuses to use weapons outside of very limited circumstances, like the official Satisfy Olympic tournament, where weapon use is sanctified by the competition rules.
* IChooseToStay: Given his competitive nature, Regas will choose to not run. He will stick around to continue fighting even if it's looking like they're not going to win.
* InSeriesNickname: He became known as the "Taekwon Master" amongst the players due to his taekwando skills.
* LeeroyJenkins: Due to his lack of intelligence when it comes to planning ahead, Regas tends to just charge in right away and begin fighting without any plan. One example is when he suddenly charged at a group of Yatan supporters during the search for Grid's stolen [Perfect Divine Shield].
* NiceGuy: He's without a doubt one of the nicest people this series has to offer. If someone needs help, or justice needs to be served, he will drop everything he's currently doing to go and solve said issues.
* PowerfulButIncompetent: He's one of the Tzedakah Guild's top fighters, but lacks somewhat in the intelligence department, which almost always gets in the way of the goals set by his guild. This usually results in Regas going off and doing his own thing, which can sometimes get on guild leader Jishuka's nerves. Later on when he's held captive by Malacus and tries to explain to Pon and Vantner that he just wanted to fight someone who looked strong for the sake of his training, they both end up viewing Regas as an idiot, and just order him to die.
* PowerPalms: He has the Force Palm Skill, which is striking enemies with the palm of his hand.
* PrettyBoy: So much so that he's said to be a complete heartthrob amongst the women. The fact that he's always shirtless, which shows off his huge muscles, helps a lot.
* RedOniBlueOni: The energetic NiceGuy Red to Grid's depressed Blue as the two of them go about working together to search for Grid's Legendary-rated [Perfect Divine Shield] that was stolen by a Yatan supporter.
* RightForTheWrongReasons: He puts his quest to find "the mysterious blacksmith" on hold to help Grid recover his Legendary-rated [Perfect Divine Shield]. Just so happens Grid is the "mysterious blacksmith" his guild tasked him to find, and helping him in his hour of need is bound to score points to help win him over.
* RoundhouseKick: He has the Gale Attack Skill, which appears to be striking enemies with kicks that are enhanced with the wind-attribute.
* SkilledButNaive: He's a powerful user, but he's very easy to exploit.
* SpiritedCompetitor: He fights strong foes purely for the thrill of the challenge, and calls it "training."
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Constantly.
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[[folder: Pon]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pon.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Wow! This spear is fantastic!]]

A [[{{Bishonen}} good-looking]] Tzedakah Guild player who is the #1 Spear Knight class player of Satisfy. Thus, making him one of the top guild mates when it comes to dishing out damage. Pon has a rivalry with Vantner where they constantly try to argue and one-up the other, but is also done in such a way that brings out the best of both of them.
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* PowerfulButIncompetent: He's one of the Tzedakah Guild's top fighters, but lacks somewhat in the intelligence department, which almost always gets in the way of the goals set by his guild. This usually results in Regas going off and doing his own thing, which can sometimes get on guild leader Jishuka's nerves.

* TheRival: He and Vantner have a rivalry to the point that they often argue with one another during battles.

* AchillesHeel: Dumping all his early stats into Strength left Vantner as a [[GlassCannon damage-dealing tank with low Defense]]. Thus, he couldn't properly tank. However, it starts to get better for him once he begins to properly distribute his stats, and eventually receives a great tanking armor from Grid.

* TheRival: He and Pon have a rivalry to the point that they often argue with one another during battles.

* PlayingWithFire: Pon's powerful Mach Spear Skill surrounds the head of his spear in intense flames, which is then thrown at the enemy at such high speed and explosive power.

* AchillesHeel: Early on, Pon was stuck using a Level-190 Unique-rated spear despite his character being Level 243 as he hadn't bee nable to find a good replacement, which really lowered his potential damage output. However, he finally gets his spear once Grid joins the guild, and makes a better one for him.

* BaldOfAwesome: Very little hair on his head and is one of Satisfy's most powerful users. In fact, he's officially listed as the strongest user of his chosen class, Guardian Knight.

A [[{{Bishonen}} good-looking]] Tzedakah Guild player who is the #1 Spearman class player of Satisfy. Thus, making him one of the top guild mates when it comes to dishing out damage. Pon has a rivalry with Vantner where they constantly try to argue and one-up the other, but is also done in such a way that brings out the best of both of them.

* BladeOnAStick: He fights with a spear to the point of building himself up to becoming the #1 Spearman class player in Satisfy.

* OlderThanTheyLook: He's introduced as 36 year old man in real life, yet his {{Bishonen}} game character makes him look like a younger man in his late 20s.

* YoungerThanTheyLook: He's introduced as 36 year old man in real life, yet his game character makes him look like a older man in his late 40s. The baldness and the beard is supposedly what makes him look older than he is.

* ThoseTwoGuys: He and Vantner are this as those two members in the Tzedakah Guild who argue and fight together.

* ThoseTwoGuys: He and Pon are this as those two members in the Tzedakah Guild who argue and fight together.

A Tzedakah Guild member who is the #1 Paladin class player. Toban serves as the guild's chief of staff, and is a member of the Judar Church. Due to initially being rude to Grid when the latter tried to join the Guardian of the Forest raid at Bairan Village, Grid decides to put him last on the que of equipment upgrades. By sheer coincidence, Toban's class quest puts him at odds with Grid's class quest due to the fact that Grid wound up looting the armor set that Toban's pope wanted to acquire.

* StoneWall: Serves as a Paladin tanker for his guild.

A large and bald Tzedakah Guild player who, as the eventual #1 Guardian Knight class player of Satisfy, serves as the guild's main tanker. Vantner has a rivalry with Pon where they constantly try to argue and one-up the other, but is also done in such a way that brings out the best of both of them. When he used to play L.T.S. with the rest of the guild, he was a powerful DPS player, but for a change of pace went with one of the well known tank classes. Unfortunately, his original game-play style stuck with him and he put too much into his strength stat, neglecting his stamina stat, leaving him somewhat crippled. After Grid finally has the chance to give him that sweet, sweet armor he's been needing, this turns around in a hurry, and he becomes a whirling juggernaut of destruction.

* TheJuggernaut: Once his stats are better balanced, he can both hit hard and tank a lot of damage.

The beautiful leader of the 17-member Tzedakah Guild that have been playing together since the days of L.T.S., and Satisfy's #1 Archer class player. Jishuka is the first to scout out Grid to craft the guild's gear after she notices and buys from the auction house the first ever Epic-rated [Special Jaffa Arrows] that were crafted by him. However, Grid remained an unknown at the time, which results in Jishuka mistaking Euphemina as the blacksmith she was looking for when she hears of the Mero Company blacksmith competition. The guild's top assassin, Faker, is defeated in a fight against Euphemina when they try to confront her, which Jishuka swears vengeance, but as she's trying to track down Euphemina, her guild mate, Regas, makes contact with Grid trying to help him recover his stolen Legendary-rated shield. The result is Jishuka and the rest of her guild winding up in a raid battle with the Yatan church's 6th servant, Malacus. It is during this boss raid that Grid notices her using his [Special Jaffa Arrows] and thanks her for buying them. At this point, she realizes Grid is the guy she's been looking for, and when Grid, of all people, winds up taking down the boss, she concludes that she must get him into their guild and have him upgrade their gear, whatever it takes.

The top spear user of the guild.

* BladeOnAStick: He fights with a spear.

A large and bald Tzedakah Guild player who, as the eventual #1 Guardian Knight class player of Satisfy, serves as the guild's main tanker. When he used to play L.T.S. with the rest of the guild, he was a powerful DPS player, but for a change of pace went with one of the well known tank classes. Unfortunately, his original game-play style stuck with him and he put too much into his strength stat, neglecting his stamina stat, leaving him somewhat crippled. After Grid finally has the chance to give him that sweet, sweet armor he's been needing, this turns around in a hurry, and he becomes a whirling juggernaut of destruction.

* HealingFactor: Thanks ot his enormous amount of magic power, Malacus has a regeneration ability so strong that Jishuka's mightiest attack burning off half his body isn't enough to kill him. Grid has to follow up with Pagma's Sword Dance, Kill, boosted by the party field bonus, trigger a critical hit, and bash him in the face with Rebecca's Divine Shield to finish him off.

* BeamSpam: Using his hands, Malacus can fire off beams of dark magic at his enemies. He can fire off dozens of these darkness rays at once.

* BossBattle: Grid and the Tzedakah end up in a boss raid against Malacus at the Rolf Mountain cave near Winston Village.

* HealingFactor: He has a regeneration ability so strong, Jishuka's mightiest attack burning off half his body isn't enough to kill him. Grid has to follow up with Pagma's Sword Dance, Kill, boosted by the party field bonus, trigger a critical hit, and bash him in the face with Rebecca's Divine Shield to finish him off.

* ArcVillain: He basically acts as the FinalBoss for the stolen [Divine Shield] chapters, which resulted in Grid joining up with the Tzedakah Guild after fighting alongside them in a boss raid against Malacus.

[[folder: Regas]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/regas.png]]

The Tzedakah Guild's all-around NiceGuy, and the #1 Martial Artist class player of Satisfy. As a taekwando expert, Regas fights either with metal knuckles or no weapons at all. Regas is introduced coming to Grid's defense from people accusing Grid of attempting to sneak into the Guardian of the Forest raid near Bairan Village by pretending to be a strong player. He comes across Grid again in Winston Village during a time when the guild was searching for the unknown blacksmith that forged the Epic-rated [Special Jaffa Arrows], which he sees that Grid has become depressed after his Legendary-rated [Perfect Divine Shield] had been stolen away by a Yatan supporter. Thus, Regas decides to help out Grid once more by helping him find his lost shield; not knowing that he's actually helping the unknown blacksmith his guild is looking for.

[[folder: Toban]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/toban.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350: Stop fighting, he's a guild mate!]]

A Tzedakah Guild member who is the #1 Paladin class player. Toban serves as the guild's chief of staff, and is a member of the Judar Church. Due to initially being rude to Grid when the latter tried to join the Guardian of the Forest raid at Bairan Village, Grid decides to put him last on the que of equipment upgrades. By sheer coincidence, Toban's class quest puts him at odds with Grid's class quest due to the fact that Grid wound up looting the armor set that Toban's pope wanted to acquire.

* AdaptationDyeJob: In the original novel, he's listed as having black hair. In the manhwa, he's illustrated as blonde.
* AmbiguouslyBrown: It's never truly explained why his game avatar within Satisfy is darker skinned compared to everyone else.
* BadBadActing: He tries to dupe Grid by pretending he's under Box's control, but his actions are so hammy and over the top that he doesn't fool anyone.
* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Grid was already pissed at him for being attacked without provocation by Asuka, Black Teddy, and Box, and Toban's attempts to stop the fight failed epically. So when Toban offers to buy the armor set, at a ridiculously lowballed amount, refusing to budge, Grid gives up all thoughts of further negotiation and pulls out all the stops, killing Asuka, Box, and Black Teddy, and then extorting Toban into working for him, for free.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: Given that he's a Paladin tanker, Toban's usually seen using a shield.
** At the start of the series, he and the rest of the Tzedakah Guild were trying to raid Bairan Village's Guardian of the Forest in the hopes that it drops the [Amethyst Shield] for Toban.
** He has the Patience Shield Skill, which allows him to try to block the damage of certain attacks with whatever shield he currently has equipped.
* ThePaladin: He's the first paladin of the Judar church.
* PeoplePuppets: Box uses his class's special abilities to force him to attack Grid.
* TheSmartGuy: Seems to fill this role for the Tzedakah Guild since he's been assigned to be their chief of staff. Basically, he keeps everything regarding his guild in order, and helps set up raids and such for them to take on.
* StoneWall: Serves as a Paladin tanker for his guild.
* ToBeLawfulOrGood: Lawful means carrying out his quest to take the Holy Armor Set from Grid, by force if need be. To be good means siding with his guild-mate and maybe failing the quest. The choice is stripped from him when Asuka, Box, and Black Teddy attack Grid and refuse to stand down.

[[folder: Pon]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pon.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Wow! This spear is fantastic!]]

The top spear user of the guild.

* AttackAttackAttack: His class is almost sheer offense, so once the battle starts, he concentrates on dishing out as much damage as he can to end the fight as quickly as possible.
* BladeOnAStick: He fights with a spear.
* JoustingLance: In the later chapters, he upgrades his class to mounted cavalry, giving him a powerful boost when he rides a mount.
* VitriolicBestBuds: As much as Vantner and Regas love to quarrel, he loves to quarrel with Vantner just as much. Later deconstructed because while the two are trapped in a vampire city, their bickering almost caused them to lose a fight with some powerful vampires until Grid stepped in and rescued them. He went and lectured them about it.

[[folder: Vantner]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/vatner.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Grid, when are you going to forge my armor like you promised, damn it!]]

A large and bald Tzedakah Guild player who, as the eventual #1 Guardian Knight class player of Satisfy, serves as the guild's main tanker. When he used to play L.T.S. with the rest of the guild, he was a powerful DPS player, but for a change of pace went with one of the well known tank classes. Unfortunately, his original game-play style stuck with him and he put too much into his strength stat, neglecting his stamina stat, leaving him somewhat crippled. After Grid finally has the chance to give him that sweet, sweet armor he's been needing, this turns around in a hurry, and he becomes a whirling juggernaut of destruction.

* AnAxeToGrind: He wields powerful twin axes.
* BadassBeard: Although he has little hair on the top of his head, he does have a full beard, and he's a mighty player.
* BaldOfAwesome: Very little hair on his head and is one of Satisfy's most powerful users. In fact, he's officially listed as the strongest user of his chosen class, Guardian Knight.
* DualWielding: He fights holding one axe in each hand.
* TheJuggernaut: Once his stats are better balanced, he can both hit hard and tank a lot of damage.
* TimeToUnlockMoreTruePotential: Grid finds a locked hidden ability to his axes while making repairs and unlocks it, making Vantner considerably more powerful.
* VitriolicBestBuds: He and Regas fight just for the sake of it all the time. The two of them are best friends.

[[folder: Ibellin]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ibellin.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:I wonder how my new flamberge is going to be.]]

The second member of the Tzedakah Guild to get an equipment upgrade commission from Grid after he joined the guild and the first to get a legendary piece of equipment.
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* TheBabyOfTheBunch: Prior to the guild reorganizing into Overgeared and the joining of Ruby, he was the youngest on-screen member.
* ExoticWeaponSupremacy: He specializes in using a flamberge. A delicate, yet powerful sword that has a jagged blade designed to tear flesh and leave bleeding, festering wounds.
* GenreSavvy: He's savvy enough to haggle with Grid regarding the commission price of the legendary ranked flamberge and get Grid to offer a fair price.
* HoldTheLine: Despite being overwhelmed by Giant Guild 14 to one, he did his duty to protect Khan's blacksmith while Grid was at work, even managing to take down several of the attackers. An enraged Grid avenged his humiliation by curbstomping the rest.
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The Tzedakah Guild's all-around NiceGuy, and the #1 Martial Artist class of Satisfy. As a taekwando expert, Regas fights either with metal knuckles or no weapons at all. Regas is introduced coming to Grid's defense from people accusing Grid of attempting to sneak into the Guardian of the Forest raid near Bairan Village by pretending to be a strong player. He comes across Grid again in Winston Village during a time when the guild was searching for the unknown blacksmith that forged the Epic-rated [Special Jaffa Arrows], which he sees that Grid has become depressed after his Legendary-rated [Perfect Divine Shield] had been stolen away by a Yatan supporter. Thus, Regas decides to help out Grid once more by helping him find his lost shield; not knowing that he's actually helping the unknown blacksmith his guild is looking for.

[[folder: Pon]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pon.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Wow! This spear is fantastic!]]

The top spear user of the guild.

* AttackAttackAttack: His class is almost sheer offense, so once the battle starts, he concentrates on dishing out as much damage as he can to end the fight as quickly as possible.
* BladeOnAStick: He fights with a spear.
* JoustingLance: In the later chapters, he upgrades his class to mounted cavalry, giving him a powerful boost when he rides a mount.
* VitriolicBestBuds: As much as Vantner and Regas love to quarrel, he loves to quarrel with Vantner just as much. Later deconstructed because while the two are trapped in a vampire city, their bickering almost caused them to lose a fight with some powerful vampires until Grid stepped in and rescued them. He went and lectured them about it.

[[folder: Ibellin]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ibellin.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:I wonder how my new flamberge is going to be.]]

The second member of the Tzedakah Guild to get an equipment upgrade commission from Grid after he joined the guild and the first to get a legendary piece of equipment.

* TheBabyOfTheBunch: Prior to the guild reorganizing into Overgeared and the joining of Ruby, he was the youngest on-screen member.
* ExoticWeaponSupremacy: He specializes in using a flamberge. A delicate, yet powerful sword that has a jagged blade designed to tear flesh and leave bleeding, festering wounds.
* GenreSavvy: He's savvy enough to haggle with Grid regarding the commission price of the legendary ranked flamberge and get Grid to offer a fair price.
* HoldTheLine: Despite being overwhelmed by Giant Guild 14 to one, he did his duty to protect Khan's blacksmith while Grid was at work, even managing to take down several of the attackers. An enraged Grid avenged his humiliation by curbstomping the rest.

[[folder: Toban]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/toban.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350: Stop fighting, he's a guild mate!]]

A Tzedakah Guild member who serves as their chief of staff, and is the #1 Paladin class of the Judar Church. Due to initially being rude to Grid when the latter tried to join the Guardian of the Forest raid at Bairan Village, Grid decides to put him last on the que of equipment upgrades. By sheer coincidence Toban's class quest puts him at odds with Grid's class quest, due to the fact that Grid wound up looting the armor set that Toban's pope wanted to acquire.

* AdaptationDyeJob: In the original novel, he's listed as having black hair. In the manhwa, he's illustrated as blonde.
* AmbiguouslyBrown: It's never truly explained why his game avatar within Satisfy is darker skinned compared to everyone else.
* BadBadActing: He tries to dupe Grid by pretending he's under Box's control, but his actions are so hammy and over the top that he doesn't fool anyone.
* DiggingYourselfDeeper: Grid was already pissed at him for being attacked without provocation by Asuka, Black Teddy, and Box, and Toban's attempts to stop the fight failed epically. So when Toban offers to buy the armor set, at a ridiculously lowballed amount, refusing to budge, Grid gives up all thoughts of further negotiation and pulls out all the stops, killing Asuka, Box, and Black Teddy, and then extorting Toban into working for him, for free.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: Given that he's a Paladin tanker, Toban's usually seen using a shield. At the start of the series, he and the rest of the Tzedakah Guild were trying to raid Bairan Village's Guardian of the Forest in the hopes that it drops the [Amethyst Shield] for Toban.
* ThePaladin: He's the first paladin of the Judar church.
* PeoplePuppets: Box uses his class's special abilities to force him to attack Grid.
* TheSmartGuy: Seems to fill this role for the Tzedakah Guild since he's been assigned to be their chief of staff. Basically, he keeps everything regarding his guild in order, and helps set up raids and such for them to take on.
* StoneWall: Serves as a Paladin tanker for his guild.
* ToBeLawfulOrGood: Lawful means carrying out his quest to take the Holy Armor Set from Grid, by force if need be. To be good means siding with his guild-mate and maybe failing the quest. The choice is stripped from him when Asuka, Box, and Black Teddy attack Grid and refuse to stand down.

[[folder: Vantner]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/vatner.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Grid, when are you going to forge my armor like you promised, damn it!]]

A large and bald Tzedakah Guild player who, as the eventual #1 Guardian Knight class player of Satisfy, serves as the guild's main tanker. When he used to play L.T.S. with the rest of the guild, he was a powerful DPS player, but for a change of pace went with one of the well known tank classes. Unfortunately, his original game-play style stuck with him and he put too much into his strength stat, neglecting his stamina stat, leaving him somewhat crippled. After Grid finally has the chance to give him that sweet, sweet armor he's been needing, this turns around in a hurry, and he becomes a whirling juggernaut of destruction.

* AnAxeToGrind: He wields powerful twin axes.
* BadassBeard: Although he has little hair on the top of his head, he does have a full beard, and he's a mighty player.
* BaldOfAwesome: Very little hair on his head and is one of Satisfy's most powerful users. In fact, he's officially listed as the strongest user of his chosen class, Guardian Knight.
* DualWielding: He fights holding one axe in each hand.
* TheJuggernaut: Once his stats are better balanced, he can both hit hard and tank a lot of damage.
* TimeToUnlockMoreTruePotential: Grid finds a locked hidden ability to his axes while making repairs and unlocks it, making Vantner considerably more powerful.
* VitriolicBestBuds: He and Regas fight just for the sake of it all the time. The two of them are best friends.

The 6th highest ranking NPC of the Church of Yatan. Malacus' primary job for the Church is to provide virgin sacrifices to God Yatan, which led to him kidnapping the virgin, Irene Steim, and attempted to sacrifice her in the Rolf Mountain cave near Winston Village. He also came up with the idea of controlling Administrator Vladi to hire Grid into forging a [Divine Shield] of Goddess Rebecca as Malacus plans to then corrupt said shield with his black magic to further strengthen the Church of Yatan.

** Given that it's Malacus' job to sacrifice virgins to God Yatan, this is why he kidnapped Irene from Winston Village in an attempt to sacrifice her to his god at a nearby mountain cave. It can be assumed that Malacus was also the one who tried to sacrifice Irene earlier at the temple where Doran had to sacrifice his life to save her. Both times however, Grid got in the way from being able to sacrifice her.

* VirginSacrifice: The job of the the Sixth Servant is for Malacus to be the one who provides virgin sacrifices to God Yatan, such as when he tried to sacrifice Irene Steim.

One of Satisfy's top users. He's a powerful necromancer who "plays" the game as part of court-ordered therapy.

* {{Necromancer}}: His class in Satisfy.

* BadassCrew: One of the strongest guilds in the game with a total of less than 20 users and some powerful NPC. Upgrades to BadassArmy when Peak Sword merges his 200 man guild with theirs.

* TrueCompanions: They may love to bicker, argue, and give each other grief, but they are alFashurways there for each other through thick and thin.

* MasterArcher: She's the #1 Archer of Satisfy, and has the strength and skills to back up said ranking.

* DeflectorShields: He has hidden disks that block incoming enemy attacks, but the cost is so restrictive, he can only use it just before the attack lands, so he can be blindsided.

The 6th highest ranking supporter NPC of the Church of Yatan. Malacus' primary job for the Church is to provide virgin sacrifices to God Yatan, which led to him kidnapping the virgin, Irene Steim, and attempted to sacrifice her in the Rolf Mountain cave near Winston Village. He also came up with the idea of controlling Administrator Vladi to hire Grid into forging a [Divine Shield] of Goddess Rebecca as Malacus plans to then corrupt said shield with his black magic to further strengthen the Church of Yatan.

* ObviouslyEvil: As if his getup and attitude wasn't enough of a clue.

* HonorBeforeReason: He refuses to use weapons outside of very limited circumstances, like the official Satisfy Olympic tournament, where weapon use is sanctified by the competition rules.

[[folder: Malacus, Sixth Servant of Yatan]]

Grid and Tzedakah guild stumble unto him by accident while Guild is of searching for the Yatan cultist who stole the Perfect Divine Shield he crafted for the Church of Rebecca. He completely dominates the fight until Grid realizes he's getting a party field boost and turns the tables, killing him.

* HealingFactor: He has a regeneration ability so strong, Jishuka's mightest attack burning off half his body isn't enough to kill him. Grid has to follow up with Pagma's Sword Dance, Kill, boosted by the party field bonus, trigger a critical hit, and bash him in the face with Rebecca's Divine Shield to finish him off.

* KeystoneArmy: His death greatly weakened the church of Yatan until another Sixth Servant was chosen.

* SummonMagic: He can summon cerebus, in numbers.
* VillainRespect: He admires Tzedakah guild's tenacity and admits they could have beaten the cerebus, if there was only one of them.

A virgin maiden who eventually becomes Grid's in-game wife. Irene is introduced as someone who was on the verge of being sacrificed at a Yatan Temple, but is rescued thanks to the efforts of Doran and Grid. She then becomes Winston Village's new Baron ruler following the Mero Company incident, and continues the war with the followers of Yatan who've been encroaching on her father's lands. Irene winds up getting captured by the Yatan supporters a second time, but she's once again rescued by Grid, which sparks a RescueRomance. She eventually marries Grid and bears him a son, Lord Steim. From then on, Irene and Grid dote on each other like crazy and want to see each other happy as much as possible.

Irene's father who originally started off as an Earl. He rules over the northern territory of the Eternal Kingdom, and remains stationed in Frontier, which serves as the capital city of his land.

* NiceGuy: He's without a doubt one of the nicest people this series has to offer.

* SoProudOfYou: They didn't think much of their son at first, but they finally start to comes around on him when the father gets a debt of 800 million won dumped on him. However, Grid shows up with 240,800,000 won to help start paying off the debt. The money primarily came from exchanging the in-game gold that he earned mostly from selling the Legendary-rated [Sword of Self-Transcendance] for real world cash, which Grid's parents come to realize that their son has indeed found a way to make money and live his own life by playing Satisfy. From then on, they're completely on board with their son becoming a famous Satisfy player.

The leader of Giant Guild, which consists of at least 530 players. At the time of his introduction, Chris and his crew have a grudge-match going on with the Tzedakah Guild due to their previous rivalry in the L.T.S. game that preceeded Satisfy, which Chris's side ended up butt-hurt that the Tzedakah players had the gall to constantly outshine them. Even though his Giant Guild joined Satisfy a full month ahead, the smaller but elite Tzedakah Guild still ended up outshining them, much to Chris' annoyance. In order to further strengthen his guild, Chris goes about recruiting all the production class players he can get his hands on. This leads to Chris searching for the unknown blacksmith (Grid) that's been making a name for himself within Winston Village, but of course, this results in him butting heads with the Tzedakah Guild once more given that they're also seeking to recruit the unknown blacksmith.

* HeelFaceTurn: Once Grid has become [First King], he realizes that his squabbles with the members of Tzedakah were petty and foolish, and signs a treaty of friendship with Grid, happy to be a subordinate.

* QualityOverQuantity: On the wrong end. He sends over 300 players to attack less than 20. Tzedakah cleans their clock with some injuries, but no deaths.

[[caption-width-right:350:Oh, we're so sorry to have interrupted your work. Surely it can't be that hard to finish up right?]]The Giant Guild member who tries to poach Grid from Tzedakah. After ruining Grid's commissioned flamberge for Ibellin, he puts forward a bunch of insulting "apologies" provoking Grid's ire. He then learns the hard way to respect the blacksmith class when he winds up being the first user to fall before Grid's wrath.

* TheRival: She and Yura eventually start to compete over Grid's affections in the real world.

[[caption-width-right:350:Quit living in your long past glory days, Tzedakah!]]The leader of Giant Guild. He and his crew have a grudge-match going with Tzedakah at the time of his introduction because he and his are butt-hurt that the latter have the gall to constantly outshine them, since their previous rivalry in the preceding game LTS. Even though Tzedakah joined Satisfy a full month after them, the smaller but elite guild still outshines them.

* TheLeader: Of Giant Guild.

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[[caption-width-right:311:First appearance in the manhwa.]] [[quoteright:291:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jishuka.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:291:Most recent Manhwa appearance.]]

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[[caption-width-right:257:Novel version]]

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[[caption-width-right:224:Novel version, low res.]] [[quoteright:253:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yura.jpg]]
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[[caption-width-right:149:Early manhwa appearance.]][[quoteright:242:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yuranew.png]]

* ThisIsUnforgiveable: The genocide of his people for a laugh is an unforgiveable crime from the empire and when Duke Grenhald is in the audience chambers with King Grid, offering the empire's hand of friendship and condemning their attrocities, Kassim flies into a rage, brings a poisoned blade to the duke's neck and demands a duel to the death. Fortunately, cooler heads prevail, but Kassim is left on the floor a total mess, and Grenhald walks away chagrined.

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[[caption-width-right:310:Novel version]] [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/20200523_101710_7.jpg]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:Recently released novel high-res version.]]