History Characters / WithThisRingRealms

[[folder:Harm/William Hayes/[[spoiler:Sabbac III]]]]
A young man who stole the Sword of Beowulf and was subdued by Artemis and Zatanna. [[spoiler:He later becomes the third iteration of Sabbac before ending up in Hell as a demon.]]

[[folder:Hephaestus/[[spoiler:Hephaestaean]]]]

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Downplayed. Upon first meeting him in Episode 52: Last ''Last Supper'', Paul thinks to himself that, although you couldn't call Vulcan attractive, he isn't super ugly or anything.

* GadgeteerGenius: A magical variant, Paul came to him to find a charm to block magic. After the events of ''Displaced'' he has a Royal Warrant and a bigger workshop due to his charms' effectiveness. [[spoiler:He is chosen as the magic specialist for the cure-tech think tank.]]

* RankUp: After the events of ''Displaced'', he goes from teacher to Royal Artificer when Queen Mera finds out that his invention, the Spell-Eater, allowed people to tank hits from ''[[EldritchAbomination Klarion]]''.

* KungFuWizard: Despite learning magic, King Sha'ark is basically a magic-enhanced aquatic melee fighter, not a full-blown caster. For this reason, he decides not to participate in the fight against Klarion in ''Displaced''; he's not capable of fighting up to par on land.

* TheGhost: Although he's mentioned numerous times, he doesn't appear in person until ''Coup Data''.

** [[spoiler: Finally bites him in the ass when this leads directly to Paul helping Hephasteus overthrow him and take his throne.]]
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler: Finally pays for what he's done both to his own family and to mortals when his own son overthrows him, strips him of most of his powers, and banishes him from Olympus until he can earn his title as God of Storms. He's little more than another mortal for now.]]

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Her introduction in ''Carpe Tempus'' shows that she's DeadpanSnarker who also likes to [[{{Tsundere}} cover up any time she feels affection for someone]].

* JerkassGods: It's his fault that [[spoiler:the Circle tried to kill Diana as a baby. He also doesn't try to rectify his mistakes and decides to let the pieces fall where they lay]]. His animosity towards Paul in the Paragon timeline has prevented certain advances that could be made in magical studies as a result.

* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Downplayed. Upon first meeting him in ''Last Supper'', Paul thinks to himself that, although you couldn't call Vulcan attractive, he isn't super ugly or anything.

* PossessingADeadBody: She does this in ''Medidiction'' with Linda Danvers' body in the Renegade timeline so that she can have children with her husband.

* LightIsNotGood: [[spoiler:Asmodel essentially tries to stage a coup in both Heaven and Earth in his desire to return things to the Old Testament, and because of the way the hierarchy works, his subordinate angels are forced to follow his directions without realising it came from him and not God.]]

* EntertaininglyWrong: The only connection the original colonists had to their former home were the two Bibles they brought with them from Earth, resulting in their descendants having some odd ideas about christianity, though they still have the basic concept of it right.

* DamagedSoul: Kennedy has effectively been reduced to a brain-damaged shell of his former self due to the circumstances of his death and the beliefs and memories of the people of the United States. [[spoiler: Alan fixing him with the blue ring doesn't actually restore the man Kennedy was in life, instead turning him into an idealized version of himself rather than the flawed, philandering man he'd actually been.]] Knowing that this is just one of the many ways the human soul can be damaged is the main reason for why Paul is so insistant that his friends take their eventual afterlives seriously.

* HeroesWantRedHeads: She's a redhead and married to Aquaman.

* UsedToBeASweetKid: Before he was adopted by demon worshippers.

* DumbMuscle: He has great power, but is also a complete idiot. He can be reverted by saying his name... which OL nearly does multiple times without trying.

A speedster and Jay Garrick's nemesis who died and was sent to Hell. He became a Demon and appeared in ''Zigzag''.

* ForWantOfANail: [[spoiler:Alkyone could have raised Donna and gotten her wish of being a mother if she didn't misread the vision Apollo sent her.]]

* PoorCommunicationKills: [[spoiler:The vision that Apollo sent to Alkyone was supposed to be a sign that she should adopt Donna and protect Diana. What Alkyone got out of it was that Diana was a diabolic construct created by a hostile Titan that was manipulating her queen. This is made worse because Apollo at no point clarified anything.]]

* SemiDivine: The Herakla are women who were conceived from Herakles' rape of the Amazons. They all possess SuperStrength and SuperToughness in addition to a natural resistance to magic.