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Miscellaneous Good Guys
Prime (Pardas Rafe Idris Magnus Elder)
"Right, who's up for destroying Tokyo?"
Played by: Prime
- Fun with Acronyms: See his full name above. Naturally, this is a backronym
devised by the author after the fact.
- Leeroy Jenkins: Came close in Triannual. Natalie's initiating the attack saved him from this label, however.
- Story-Breaker Power: Single handedly almost ruined Chords in an Ethereal Harp. Fortunately, the author's gotten much, much better about this.
- Verbal Tic: Commonly begins his declarations with "Right".
Albatross Trevelyan
Played by: Kevin
- No Indoor Voice: Mentioned in Sea God."Shouting my attacks give me 30% more effectiveness"
Kendil Booker
Played by: Lee
- Ancient Egypt: Motifs of this setting recur in her design and narrative.
- Cool Sword: She wields a khopesh, which also dips into Machete Mayhem and Sinister Scythe.
- Fee Fi Faux Pas: She's not great at watching her mouth, and turns into an engine of these when things go sour.
- Light 'em Up: The attack "Amun-Re Burst" resembles a solar prominence.
- This Means Warpaint: Paints curling patterns on her face prior to starting the mission in Quenching the Ucalegon. Probably an homage to the Eye of Horus, even if it might not be that design exactly.
- Trick Arrow: The attack "Arrow of Neith" involves magical arrows (appropriate for the goddess lending her name to the technique).
Treasach
Played by: Moose
- The Big Guy: Of the team in Quenching the Ucalegon. He's somewhere between six and seven feet tall, and has the build to match.
- Crazy-Prepared: He carries a lot of weaponry and accessories.
- Gentle Giant: The most sensitive and compassionate of the Ucalegon team, despite his appearance.
- Heroic Dog: Flidais the noble German shepherd.
- Mindlink Mates: He and his beloved pet Flidais share an exclusive ability to communicate via Telepathy (with her sharing images instead of words), making for a non-romantic but still quite recognizable variation of this trope.
- Sacrificial Lamb: Not Treasach himself, but Flidais, who doesn't survive the attack by the warmth-eating creatures as they parachute to the ground.
Maude
Played by: Lee
Aquara Oceanara
Played by: Kevin
- Blood Knight: Do not let her elegant demeanor fool you. Aquara is obsessed with fighting.
- Dissonant Serenity: She's never far from a smile and a laugh, even in the middle of brutal hand-to-hand combat.
- Meaningful Name: Yep, you guessed it. Aquara is associated with fire! Oh wait.
Nick Taruic
Played by: Choobs
- Half-Human Hybrid: Well, more than half human. He's one-eighth goblin, though.
Masumi
Played by: Kevin
- Dragon Lady: Has the looks and the combat skill. Not sexually aggressive, though, from what we've seen.
- Everything's Better with Samurai: Justified as she does live in Japan.
Kuro
Played by: Kuroboom
- Wild Child: He was raised by a pack of Abra and Kadabra
Avery
Played by: Iron Mouse
- Weirdness MagnetThis would be interesting. Avery frowned. Interesting things usually sucked for her.
Serpentei Kinkaryoh
Played by: Kara
- Forced Transformation: A curse transfigured him into "an extinct Pokemon that he bore the same name as, only able to assume humanoid form temporarily via ghostly powers". He got better.
Eragon
Played by: Prime
