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    In general 

     Alz'ein 

Alz'ein

The trainer for the Riftmaster class, which is the Atealan counterpart to the Warrior class.
  • Blood Knight: Of the Atealan class instructors, she's the one most eager to get in on the action. Even lending her help to Falconreach during the Black Winter event
  • Teleport Spam: Though only seen through Cutscene Power to the Max she can quickly open and close rifts in a short span of time as a means of transportation.

     Isiri 

Isiri

The trainer for the Ascendant class, which is the Atealan counterpart to the Mage class.

     Etaos and Nirios 

Etaos and Nirios

Twin brothers who act as the trainers for the Cryptic class, which is the Atealan counterpart to the Rogue class.
  • Eyes Out of Sight: Nirios always has his eyes obscured by his hair.
  • Master of Illusion: As Cryptics, they specialize in mentally conjuring illusions to use against their enemies.
  • Mind Rape: What they're capable of doing as Cryptics, as Etaos puts it "Cryptics do not need any weapons, we use our minds to cause pain. Or pleasure". Thankfully they're both on the side of Good.
  • Walking Shirtless Scene: Both of them don't wear much to cover their chests

     The Empress 

The Empress

The Ruler of the Atealans

     Yashta 
See Yashta under Void Ship Crew at Dragon Fable Party Members

     Yolande 
The main Quest Giver of "Book 2: Elemental Dissonance".

Amityvale/Doomwood/Moonridge

     Safiria 

Safiria

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Vampire Queen of Darkovia
Click here to see her in a rage. 

The queen of all vampires. Safiria had been resting in a tomb for 200 or so years before Big Daddy woke her up to distract Frydae during one Hero's Heart Day. She's been active since then and, as of Book 3, has established a nest in Castle Darkovia.

  • Adaptational Late Appearance: In most other AE games, Safiria is the main vampire leader from the start. Here Frydae served as the main vampire figure until Safiria's awakening from her slumber in Hero's Heart Day.
  • Affably Evil: Regardless of her alignment, she's very civil and polite to the Hero and his/her allies.
  • Anti-Villain: It's left vague on whether she's a villain at all. While she certainly seems to represent evil, she allies with the Hero on her own free will.
  • Authority Equals Asskicking: She's powerful enough to have earned the title. Crossing her is generally regarded as a bad idea.
  • Berserk Button: When Thursday gets kidnapped from her by Frydae all hell breaks loose.
  • Cooperation Gambit: In a sense, she offers to help Chaney cure lycanthropy, but only because she wants the cured werewolves to join her kingdom as vampires. Chaney was rightfully shocked when she revealed her plans to him and the party.
  • Even Evil Has Standards: It's uncertain whether she's actually evil, though she was disgusted by Frydae's act of attacking other vampires, living in a former guardian tower, and feeding on the blood of his own descendant.
  • Friend to All Children: She isn't exactly happy with Frydae when she discovers he was willing to kidnap Ophelia and Lazuli because he thought they had his love letter to her.
  • High-Class Gloves: Complete with a ruby clasp for her middle finger on each pair.
  • The High Queen / Reasonable Authority Figure: She's a lot more fair and on-the-ball than Frydae is and she won't actively cause trouble for anyone as long as their plans aren't in direct conflict with hers.
  • Impossibly-Low Neckline: With a downplayed Navel-Deep Neckline. Except when it's the less Fanservice-y version, which appears to be an Of Corsets Sexy.
  • Mind over Matter: She possesses very powerful telekinesis, being able to make a whole castle explode with a hand gesture.
  • Navel-Deep Neckline: Her dress has a slit between her breasts that travels down to her navel.
  • No Body Left Behind: She can make her enemies explode into blood, leaving no remains.
  • One-Woman Army: She singlehandedly tore through most of Frydae's forces when he provokes her wrath, with even specialized silver weapons providing largely ineffective against her until they were forced to use a concentrated silver powder potion against her and even then, she was able to stall for time and wipe out the ground forces while the Player storm Frydae's tower.
  • Pimped-Out Dress: She wears a flowing crimson gown with golden interior coupled with a Navel-Deep Neckline and a High Collar of Doom in her Book 1 appearance. The basic idea remained the same for her Book 3 dress, but switches up the exposed bustline for a more modest corset that still emphasize her bust that connects to her still prominent collar and an elborate brooch adorning her neckline.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: Her eyes turn blood red when she's on a murderous rampage.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Frydae's red. She has the same general temperament where Zorbak is concerned, as well, although their friendship is tenuous, and it was established just so he would stop stealing her ghouls.
  • Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory: Mogloween 2017 "Blood Moon War" reveals Safiria has been around since before the Reset and still retains memories from that time.
  • Supernatural Gold Eyes: By default, although they do sometimes flash red - usually when she's annoyed by someone.
  • Vampire Monarch: She has been the ruler of Vampires for many, many centuries.
  • Winged Humanoid: Her vampire wings are constantly out unlike other vampires, although they don't draw much attention.

     Verylus 
A cat who lives in a box in Amityvale.
  • Absurdly Sharp Claws: Well how else do you expect a cat to attack?
  • Ascended Extra: Goes from being a minor Quest Giver to a companion to Bubble starting from 2015.
  • Author Avatar: Of one of the DragonFable devs.
  • Badass Adorable: In Mogloween 2016, he's a party member for the "Apsaydaaun" quest, and he's quite useful, being able to do hits likely of being critical.
  • Dimensional Traveler: An ability all cats share according to Myx. Verylus was able to freely follow the Player to Apsaydaaun and back. Unfortunately, it was this exact ability that caused him to be targeted by Arnold in Mogloween 2018.
  • Informed Ability: As Myx explains, cats are apparently able to freely cross over between dimensions.
  • Intellectual Animal: He does seem to have human level intelligence.
  • Only Friend: With Bubble, for a while.
  • Quest Giver: Of his own questchain in Amityvale where the Hero helps him with some tasks.
  • True Love's Kiss: Has one with Bubble in 2015 Hero Heart's Day, which cures her of her curse and turns her back to human.
  • Uplifted Animal: Highly implied to be the cat that made up one half of the Nekonomicon from one of Cysero's experiment a while back. Amadeus found and split the Nekonomicon back to its base components in one of his experiments to discover a way to remove the Doomknight armor from his own flesh. The result was an ordinary book and a highly intelligent cat, likely since the separation caused the cat to take most of the magic with it, resulting in its enhanced intelligents. One day the cat managed to escape Amadeus' lab and the rest was history.

     Lon & Chaney 

Lon and Chaney

Lon is a werewolf guarding Thursday's garden in the middle of Amityville's swamp while Chaney is his brother who has spent years in the swamp keeping an eye out on Lon while searching for a cure. After the Time Skip Chaney himself has turned into a werewolf whilst looking for the cure, albeit with his sapience intact.

  • Determinator: Chaney was willing to infect himself in the pursuit of a cure for his brother no less
  • Find the Cure!: Chaney's ultimate goal. he believes the answer lies within Thursday, due her being The Immune and his own sentience staying intact after he infected himself with her blood after she herself was bitten by Lon
  • Wolf Man: Chaney can walk on two legs as a werewolf.

     Sally 

Sally

A very Creepy Child originating from Moonridge. She eventually takes over the Necropolis, dabbles in Black Magic, and becomes an antagonist for many of the holiday quests.
  • Bratty Half-Pint: She has a very serious attitude problem, often forcing the Hero to meet her silly demands and being a general pain in the ass.
  • Big Bad: She is the most frequent antagonist of the Mogloween events, showing up at least every 2 years to cause trouble. She's an odd case due to being Obliviously Evil, rather than possessing malicious intent.
  • Child Prodigy: By Book 3 she has a mastery of magic and is capable of driving Vayle, of all people, away.
  • Creepy Child: Even before she started dabbling in Black Magic, she liked to play around with the remains of fallen undead. She later works with the evil Bubble twin to enchant the candy, turning everyone who eats it into creepy little girls to be her friends.
  • Creepy Doll: She manufactures a bunch of them at the conclusion of Mogloween 2014.
  • Freaky Is Cool: She had a habit of collecting zombie parts, and thought the Necropolis would make a great doll's house.
  • From Nobody to Nightmare: Once a little girl in Moonridge who was deemed weird, but eventually becomes the owner of the Necropolis and the master of all the undead creatures that reside there.
  • Legion of Doom: In Thankstaking 2017 and 2018 she is a member of the "Felonious Five" along with Joules, Noxus, Zorbak, and The Nix.
  • Minor Living Alone: Her parents are never brought up once she moves into the Necropolis.
  • Necromancer: Becomes one after taking over the Necropolis.
  • Never Grew Up: By the Timeskip, she still looks the same as she did before, even as several other children you knew grew into adults. Apparently she used Black Magic to refuse growing up.
  • Obliviously Evil: She regards her depraved activities in the same way a normal child would regard a game.
  • Odd Friendship: With the Bubble twin that was cursed as a cat.
  • Sickly Green Glow: In Thankstaking 2017 she has an aura of this color.
  • Took a Level in Jerkass: She becomes less Obliviously Evil and more Affably Evil over time, by the time of Thankstaking 2017 she seems fullout evil complete with Glowing Eyes of Doom and a Sickly Green Glow aura.

     Lucy 
A young girl who is the Innkeeper at Moonridge.
  • The Cutie: A little girl with an adorable lisp who plays with cats.
  • Elmuh Fudd Syndwome: Pronounces all of her l's and r's as "w", which leads the Hero to be confused over her name, thinking it's "Woosy".
  • Trauma Inn: Runs the Inn at Moonridge.

    Sir Bram Malifact 
Once a great Paladin, Malifact found a cursed item that granted him great power, at the cost of corrupting him to the dark side. Reborn as a DeathKnight who kept returning from death after defeat, Malifact's former allies finally put a stop to him by scattering his belongings and leave him as an incorporeal ghost.
  • Black Knight: The first ever DeathKnight to be featured in the game, clad in black armor and serves the darkness.
  • Dark Is Evil: As a DeathKnight, he harnesses the powers of darkness and is most definitely evil.
  • The Disembodied: A variant. He is an immortal DeathKnight who is technically undead rather than properly alive. However when his body was disabled, his spirit lingered as a ghost.
  • Drunk on the Dark Side: He gave into the temptation of power and became corrupted to the dark side.
  • Fallen Hero: Was once a holy paladin who fought For Great Justice, before he got tempted and corrupted by power and became a DeathKnight.
  • Faux Affably Evil: Is nothing but polite when he talks to the heroes he is deceiving.
  • Ghost Amnesia: Or so he claims, requesting the Hero gather his belongings so he can remember what happened. Subverted when it turns out he was faking the whole thing and was using just using the Hero to restore his corporeal form as a DeathKnight.
  • Manipulative Bastard: Sir Malifact manipulates the Hero in his first quest chain, posing as an amnesiac ghost who simply requires his items to remember who he is and what happened. Turns out gathering his items would restore him as a DeathKnight.
  • Quest Giver: Of his own quest chain and as the DeathKnight trainer.
  • Resurrective Immortality: As a DeathKnight, each time he is defeated he will revive again even stronger.
  • Wounded Gazelle Gambit: Pretends to have Ghost Amnesia in order to trick adventurers into finding and returning his belongings.

Hunter's Paradise

    Karina 
A representative of New Dawn, who are a group of scholars that research monster threats. She offers jobs of monster hunting and pays the Hero highly for retrieving pelts.
  • The Collector: She buys the pelts off the Hero, although she says she goes on to sell them to merchants.
  • Quest Giver: Of the New Dawn monster hunting jobs in Hunter's Paradise.

    Teral 
A retired Monster Hunter and the founder of Hunter's Paradise. Can be found at the back staring at a campfire.
  • The Blacksmith: He forges gear for young heroes.
  • Fire of Comfort: Is found sitting near one.
  • Hunter of Monsters: He hunted monster before he retired.
  • Mirror Character: He and the Hero see a lot of similarities with one another. Teral in fact was very much like the Hero in his younger days, but has long since retired.
  • Power Tattoo: Has glowing tattoos on his arms.
  • Retired Badass: He was a Monster Hunter in his youth. These days he lays low helping younger heroes to be well equipped for adventure.

The Locker

     Hugo 

Hugo

A background character in The Locker who can be found in the Tempest Inn.

Oaklore

     Loremaster Maya 
The Loremaster who is tasked by King Alteon to record all major events in the game. She also serves as a librarian.

     Pactagonal Knights 
The Royal Knights of Pactagonal Table who are situated in Oaklore and serve under King Alteon.

In General

  • Expy: They are a parody of King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table, instead with the table shaped like Pac-Man.
  • Knight in Shining Armor: All of them are suited up in armor and are valiant knights who serve the king.
  • Punny Name: All of them except Rolith and Sir Baumbard. Adding onto the joke, Sir Baumbard explains he's not an official knight because his "family name didn't work with 'sir' in front of it."
  • Shoo Out the Clowns: Since their home base of Oaklore is the tutorial zone, they naturally fade from relevance as the game moves on, barring a few revisits. As part of Book 3's darker tone, the Rose have been given command of Oaklore Keep and are clamping down on most of their silliness (except where they're just too baffled).
  • Took a Level in Badass: On the flipside, whenever Pactagonal Knights do show up in one of Book 3's more important arcs, they're shown to be actually competent combatants.

Individual Knights

  • Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Sir Taxx who secretly wants to charge excessive taxes to the civilians.
  • Deadpan Snarker: Virtually every line Sir Casm says is a sarcastic remark, to the point Sir Vivor has to keep translating.
  • Ghost Story: Sir Penatural loves telling these, especially about a deceased Pactagonal Knight called Sir Koffagus.
  • Iron Butt Monkey: Sir Vivor is implied to be this.
  • The Medic: Sir Junn is the royal doctor. He is notable for being one of the few Healer NPCs in the game who does not use potions or magic, he just patches and stitches the Hero up on the spot.
  • The Prankster: Sir Prize and Sir Kuss who constantly prank each other.
  • The Undead: Sir Koffagus is a deceased Pactagonal Knight who somehow remained active after death, challenging adventurers who entered his tomb.

Sandsea

    The Sandwitch 
A witch who was formerly a member of the Yaga Sisters living in Amityvale, but was cast out for not being wicked.
  • All-Powerful Bystander: She is quite powerful and Sek-Duat XV has stated no one he sent before has ever been able to dispatch her. However, she takes a backseat and never directly involves herself with the Rebellion, despite helping those who approach her directly.
  • Me's a Crowd: She uses powerful illusions of herself to fight intruders who enter her lair.
  • Punny Name: The fact her name sounds like "sandwich" is not overlooked, with many puns made about this. Her attacks even involve throwing bread and squirting mustard!
  • Token Good Teammate: Unlike her sisters, the Yaga of the Stone Circle in Amityvale, the Sandwitch is inherently good and helps anyone in the Sandsea who seeks out her aid.

Sho Nuff Island

     Kordana 

Kordana

The AI of a crashed mech from MechQuest stranded on Sho'Nuff Island. Becomes a powerful ally to the Hero.
  • Ascended Extra: Goes from being a one-time character in the Wind Orb Saga, to one of the Heroes important allies in the fight against Caitiff.
  • Benevolent A.I.: She's quite friendly so long as no one tries to steal the Wind Orb.
  • The Bus Came Back: She returns in Book 3, following her disappearance, to aid the Hero in fighting Caitiff's forces.
  • Expy: Of Cortana, being an AI of a crashed spaceship from a futuristic world.
  • Fish out of Temporal Water: She's from a few millennia in the past where technology was advanced, before an event called the Reset where reality was rewritten. Now she's landed in what appears to be a Medieval period in a Fantasy Kitchen Sink.
  • Humongous Mecha: She has control over one. She first summons it when the Wind Orb got stolen in the Book 1 finale, forcing the Hero to defeat it. However in Book 3, Kordana commands it to aid the Hero in battling Caitiff.
  • Put on a Bus: She seems to disappear in the Book 1 finale when she is deactivated after the Wind Orb gets stolen.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: Her eyes turn red when the Pirate-Ninja monkey steals the Wind Orb and she activates a Titan sized mech as a defense mechanism.
  • Spaceship Girl: While she usually manifests as a hologram, her entire body can be thought of as the mecha/ship she resides in.

    Mae Pi & Pi Mae 
The Inn Keepers of Osprey Cove and the Shadow of the Wind Village respectively. They hate each other and constantly prank one another.

    Agent 58 

Agent 58

A ninja disguised as a Sneevil hidden among Okuchi No Okami's ranks as The Mole.
  • Ambiguous Situation: Where his allegiance lies is unclear, as he can be hired by both Pirates and Ninjas.
  • Master of Disguise: Is described as such and is able to remain undetected within Okuchi No Okami's squadron of Sneevil Ninjas, despite looking like an unusually tall Sneevil.
  • The Mole: He serves as Thyton's "man on the inside" of Okuchi No Okami's forces, and is key in preventing the devil fox's victory.
  • Paper-Thin Disguise: His disguise amounts to nothing more than a Sneevil mask, with his height being quite obviously human. Yet no one is able to notice anything unusual about him.

    Lilka 
A wood elf located on Akia Village who runs a ferry service to Sho'Nuff Island.

Swordhaven

     King Alteon 

King Alteon

He's the king. Usually hangs out in Swordhaven, but The Hero first meets him in Frostvale.

     The Announcer 

The Announcer

The announcer of Swordhaven's coliseum, and the Tournament of Champions MC.

Alexander's Diary

     Alexander 

Alexander/Xan

An apprentice wizard whose diary The Hero finds in the wreckage of an old, burnt down house. Confirmed by Word of God to be Xan before his Start of Darkness.

     Jaania 

Past Jaania

Another apprentice. Alexander has a crush on her and so does Warlic.

     Brump 

Brump

The wizard who is training Alexander, Warlic, and Jaania.

ArchKnight

     "Girl" 

Girl/Light Princess

The girl Ash saves at the start of the game. She is later revealed to be the Princess of Light.

     "The Necromancer" 

The Necromancer

The villain that Ash faces at the beginning and the Final Boss of ArchKnight.

The Six Heroes Saga

     Falwynn 
The Hero's plucky, message-delivering apprentice. Comes from the town of Lymcrest.
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Bandage not included.

     Fangblade 
A four-time winner of Swordhaven's Tournament of Champions.
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     Faust 
The final combatant of the Tournament of Champions.
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     Lysander 
A mysterious individual from the Gala.
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  • The Chessmaster: Literally plays chess at one point.
  • Long-Haired Pretty Boy: Pretty long compared to most of the male characters in game.
  • Man of Wealth and Taste: His robes have a clerical, almost Oriental design, which sets him apart from the other characters at the Gala.
  • Nebulous Evil Organization: The group of soldiers he appears to command. They seem to be running experiments that involve blowing up villages.
  • No Name Given: During the events of the Gala, he's the only NPC that doesn't have a name tag when spoken to. It's finally revealed during the events of "The Burning Village", and even then, it only appears for one line. Additionally, it appears at the end of a long string of dialogue, making it easy to miss if you're not paying attention.
  • Reverse Arm-Fold: When first encountered during the Gala.
  • Wicked Cultured: Not much is known about him so far, but the fact that he attended a Gala meant for royalty and dignitaries hints at some kind of clout. He's also shown reading a book and drinking tea at one point, and he seems to have servants at his beck-and-call.

The Weaver Saga

     Char 

Char

A boy living in the Ravenloss slums struggling to provide for his siblings after his father is driven insane. In Book 3 he and his siblings are able to live better lives, thanks to Ravenloss being rebuilt. After the Tomix saga however, he is nowhere to be found.

     Lanrete 
A Soulsmith residing in Ravenloss after Book 3 and Izaac's younger brother.
  • The Blacksmith: As a Soulsmith he attaches underdeveloped elemental spirits to blank weapon casts known as spirit casts to create Living Weapons.
  • Good Is Not Nice: He's supposed to be on the side of Good, but he's a massive jerk to the Hero.
  • Sibling Ying Yang: Izaac is generally affable and polite, particularly in Book 1. Lanrete on the other hand is rude and unpleasant towards the hero, even giving a backhanded remark on them not doing anything during the Time Skip between Books 2 and 3. In spite of that he warms up to the hero slightly after Book 3 Tomix Saga.

     Danyel 

Danyel

Tomix's older brother, and the current headmaster of Edelia. He travels to Tkaanie to hunt down Roirr and stop the Fleshweaver's evil plans.

     Baltael 

Baltael

A son of Roirr and the first Soulweaver. Currently an elemental spirit to Danyel. Founded the school of Soulweaving, Edelia

     Oyva 

Oyva

A daughter of Roirr and the very first Soulsmith.
  • Amazonian Beauty: A rather tall and muscular woman.
  • Famous Ancestor: To Vaal.
  • Major Minor Character: She is a founder of one of the four Weaving families and one of Roirr's children, but is given the least focus out of all of them.
  • Nice Girl: Seems to be by far the gentlest and nicest of Roirr's three children.

     Pandora 

Pandora

A daughter of Roirr. The very first Chaosweaver and an elemental spirit currently serving as Tomix's Soul Ally.

  • Ascended Extra: She has a very minor appearance in Book 1 during the cutscene "Meet Aegis", before having a much larger role in Book 3 as Tomix's new SoulAlly and a very significant character in Weaver history.
  • The Atoner: In her early life, she was greedy and cruel, which resulted in her being estranged from her siblings. She created a "child", Envy, to keep her company, but due to her anger at the world, the resulting spirit was evil. She eventually came to regret her choices and is currently helping Tomix deal with Envy.
  • The Jinx: Her very presence causes badluck to others.
  • Repressed Memories: Upon her death, she cast some of her most painful memories into the Void. When Tomix and The Hero land on a physical manifestation of them, she ends up recovering them.
  • Unwanted False Faith: To the Chaosweavers, who worship her as a goddess over her sins.

     Marzanna 

Marzanna

The wife of Roirr, and mother of Pandora, Baltael and Oyva.
  • Outliving One's Offspring: She outlived Pandora (who died at age twenty-one) and Oyva by quite a few decades. Baltael was the only child who lived longer than her.

     Ludomir & Izborr 

Ludomir & Izborr

Two "friends" and residents of Ull.
  • Affectionate Nickname: Ludomir calls Izbor "Izzy."
  • Bury Your Gays: Ludomir and Izbor are all but stated to be together. Before the Cauldron Sisters' mothers were introduced, they were the only same-sex couple in the game. Roirr brutally murders the both of them. He pulls a Kill and Replace on Izbor and then rewires Ludomir's brain with his fleshweaving, leaving him to be liquefied with the rest of the residents of Ull after the ritual is prepared.
  • Cruel and Unusual Death: Both of them suffer this.
  • Heart Trauma: Roirr rips out Izbor's heart in order to perform a spell that allows Roirr to change into his physical likeness.
  • Kill and Replace: Roirr kills Izbor and wears his skin to fool Ludomir.
  • Luminescent Blush: Ludomir is prone to doing so around Izbor
  • Sacrificial Lamb: Izbor is killed in the quest he was introduced courtesy of Roirr.
  • Together in Death: Tragically averted. While Fool's Sacrifice likely allowed Izbor's soul to move on to Death's Realm along with the rest of Roirr's victims, all souls caught in Tansilav's Last Will are turned into elemental spirits and are sent to their plane. Ludomir and Izborr are in two separate afterlives.

Other

     The Avatars 

The Avatars

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Welcome to the Firmament.

The foremost authorities on all things elemental, above even the Great Dragons in the elemental hierarchy. They are the Elemental Embodiments of Lore's eight primary elements.

  • Do Not Taunt Cthulhu: Nythera once challenged them for dominion over Lore, causing them to declare a massive war that destroyed Falconreach and nearly killed her.
  • Elemental Embodiment: They are the Avatars of the eight elements.
  • Early-Installment Weirdness: Due to DragonFable’s origin as a prequel to AdventureQuest, the Avatars were meant to be the literal avatars of the Elemental Lords. In more recent releases, the Avatars are implied to be the creations of a singular, nebulous, higher deity greater than they are.
  • Gender-Equal Ensemble: They may not actually have genders as we know them, since they're composed of the elements and all, but what they do present as is equally represented among them.
  • God's Hands Are Tied: Discussed. They dealt with a great threat called Maleurous once before, but state that they require the Hero of Falconreach and a Hero of Another Story to deal with it this time, stating that they are unable to meddle. The Hero, however, points out that being "unable to meddle" didn't stop them from attacking Falconreach during the Storm War. The conversation moves on before they can attempt to justify this, however.
  • Grew Beyond Their Programming: A Lucky Day puzzle heavily implies that the Avatars were initially meant to be the caretakers of the Destroyer and Savior dragons.
  • Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: When they're on Lore, Celeritas, Fiamme, Neso, and Khazri are just a bit bigger than the average human, but Voidstar, Kyanos, Haeos, and Temblor are huge in comparison.
  • Magical Eye Streamers: A defining part of what sets an Avatar apart from lesser elementals, aside from their humanoid forms, is the distinct energy flowing from their eyes.
  • Meaningful Name: All the Avatars, except for Voidstar, are named after something vaguely related to their element. Khazri, for example, is named after a coastal wind.
  • Our Gods Are Different: Uaanta's homeland believes them to be the primary deities of Lore.
  • Place Beyond Time: The Firmament, where they all convene, is essentially this. They can transport the Hero and Uaanta Fayt here and back with no time at all passing on Lore.
  • Sleep-Mode Size: The eight of them are reduced to orbs after their fight with Myalos.
  • Statuesque Stunner: The Avatars that present as female all count as this.
  • The Maker: What they are referred to in one part of the world. Many believe them to be the creators of Lore.
  • Your Size May Vary: Before the Maleurous questline, the Avatars weren't that much bigger than the Hero. The size they take on in the Firmament is titanic.

Celeritas

  • A God Am I: When her composure slips, she loudly proclaims that she and the other seven Avatars are the creators and gods of Lore.
  • Black-and-White Morality: Initially believed in this at the start of the Maleurous questline.
Celeritas: It is evil, you are good. The balance must be kept. Just dispose of it.
  • Happily Married: He’s only ever mentioned once, and that’s during Ash’s Archknight side-story, but Celeritas apparently has a husband!
  • Knighting: Celeritas is the one who knights Ash Dragonblade as an Archknight.
  • Light 'em Up: Celeritas is the Avatar of Light.
  • Super-Empowering: Her blessings certainly pack a punch. Just by calling out her name, Illumina, Celeritas’ champion, can fully heal herself and dish out a world of pain.

Voidstar

  • Casting a Shadow: Voidstar is the Avatar of Darkness.
  • Dark Is Not Evil: His element is often equated to evil in general (despite there actually being an Evil element) because of the Shadowscythe's actions, but Voidstar does not act with malicious intent. Barring one bratty half-dragon, at least.
  • Odd Name Out: Unlike the rest of the Avatars, who have meaningful names, Voidstar isn't named after anything in particular. He has no relation to the actual Void in Dragonfable either, which makes his name doubly strange.
  • Reasonable Authority Figure: When Celeritas starts getting manic, he’s the one to remind her of what their station is.
  • Shapeshifter Weapon: Voidstar can shape and stretch his body in his attack animations.
  • Suddenly Voiced: He gets a voice line in the Firmament quest, shouting out Celeritas’ name.

Fiamme

  • Badass in Distress: She’s possessed by Wargoth as a display of the sheer power he possesses. Granted, she was greatly weakened at the time.
  • Battle Aura: Wreathes herself in flame when she’s doing battle.
  • Brought Down to Normal: Not quite in this continuity, but the death of Akriloth coupled with the destruction of the orbs greatly weakens herself and her plane, enough for the Hero to combat her.
  • Disproportionate Retribution: During diplomacy talks, Fiamme sets the Hero’s head ablaze for suggesting that Nythera had greater power over fire than her. Notably, she’s the only Avatar that bothers actually replying to the Hero.
  • Burning with Anger: Fiamme is determined to smite Nythera, even when Warlic returns, and tries to reason with her.
  • I'm Standing Right Here: Interrupts Khazri’s description of the Maleurous, claiming that they don’t stand for discord, but for darkness. Voidstar is just a seat away from her.
  • Playing with Fire: Fiamme is the Avatar of Fire.

Kyanos

  • An Ice Person: Kyanos is the Avatar of Ice.
  • Harmless Freezing: Puts the Hero in a block of ice for attempting to reason with him. Funnily enough, it’s not the last time the Hero will ever be put in this situation…

Neso

  • Dope Slap: Wordlessly threatens the Hero with a tidal wave (whilst underwater) for making a water pun.
  • Making a Splash: Neso is the Avatar of Water.

Haeos

  • Bolt of Divine Retribution: Haeos doesn’t even amuse the Hero’s attempt at diplomacy, and immediately strikes them with lightning after they say hello.
  • Shock and Awe: Haeos is the Avatar of Energy.

Khazri

  • But for Me, It Was Tuesday: Simply calls the destruction of Falconreach during the Storm War “unfortunate.”
  • Blow You Away: Khazri is the Avatar of Wind.
  • Stripperiffic: The only thing covering her are two flowing sheets of blue material. What makes this even more strange is that she's the only avatar wearing any form of clothing!
  • The Quiet One: Of the eight Avatars, she's the one that speaks the least.

Temblor

  • Boulder Bludgeon: Levitates a large slab of earth over the Hero during his part of the diplomacy quest.
  • Dishing Out Dirt: Temblor is the Avatar of Earth.
  • The Leader: During the culmination of the Storm War, at least. He does most of the speaking for the Avatars.

     Ashendal 

Ashendal

A Void Walker from MechQuest, who traverses alternate timelines and universes seeking rare items and entertainment.

     Doctor When 

Doctor When

A time traveler who travels around in a time booth, and has a lot of history with Cysero. He appears in the Orb Saga finale to stop Cysero and the Hero from messing with time and space. He returns in Book 3, Thankstaking 2013 to meet up with the Hero and to payback a debt for his/her heroics by taking him/her on an adventure.
  • Badass in a Nice Suit: Modeled after the Tenth Doctor. He apparently buys them at an expensive price from Chairman Platinum who illegally makes them.
  • Bigger on the Inside: Completely averted. In stark contrast, the time booth is "smaller on the inside."
  • Doctor Whomage: Practically one giant love letter to The Doctor. His outfit is a combination of the Tenth Doctor's suit and the Eleventh Doctor's bowtie. He travels around in a TARDIS-like phone box called a time-booth that's "smaller on the inside", uses what looks like the sonic screwdriver as a weapon. When defeated he regenerates into a new form. In Book 3, the Hero decides to simply call him "Doctor" after some punny confusion over his name.
  • Healing Factor: After being defeated he undergoes a regeneration identical to the Doctor's.
  • Hero Antagonist: He's not evil per se, just has opposite interests to the Hero and Cysero. In fact he thinks Cysero is messing with space-time and only wishes to put a stop to it. This is further affirmed when he returns in Thankstaking 2013 where he feels he owed the Hero for fighting him.
  • Meaningful Name: "When" to signify he travels through time.
  • Must Make Amends: He returns in Book 3 to find the Hero, having realized the Hero was doing good in the Orb Saga finale. He offers to take him/her on an adventure as payback for his/her bravery.
  • The Nth Doctor: After being defeated in Book 1, he regenerates from his orc form into a more human like appearance with black hair and glasses.
  • Our Goblins Are Different: During his first appearance he has an orc appearance with fangs and a mohawk, with his race stating he's a goblin.
  • Scary Shiny Glasses: The glasses he wears in his second incarnation are highly reflective.
  • Smart People Wear Glasses: In his second incarnation.
  • Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist: He is merely fulfilling his role as the Time Police and stopping rogue time travelers from messing with time and space, which Cysero is doing.
  • Time Police: He intervenes when the Hero and Cysero exploit Time Travel to acquire eight copies of the Elemental Bacon Orb to save Lore. This isn't the first time Doctor When has run into Cysero either — turns out Cysero stole the phonebooth time machine from him and he's still holding a grudge.
  • Time Machine: A phone booth modeled after the TARDIS.
  • Time Travel: With his own Time Booth to get around.
  • Took a Level in Kindness: He is much nicer in his second incarnation.

     The Doomkitten 

The Doomkitten

A monster Warlic summons in the Dragon Egg quest chain in order to find out which of the The Hero's eggs is the real dragon egg. After it picks out the dragon egg, The Hero has to fight it so it won't eat the egg.

    "Dove" 
A strange fat guy who the Hero encounters when looking for Zhoom after Caitiff attacks Lore. He's fairly rude, unlikable, and he can heal people by punching them.

  • Ambiguous Situation: Elysia seems to know him and was even shocked by his appearance, but just who he is remains to be seen.
  • Author Avatar: The second one for real-life Tomix Danao, after the in-game Tomix's death in Book 3.
  • Barrier Warrior: He can create a very powerful rainbow colored shield, which he uses to protect the Hero and his/her friends from Caitiff's attack.
  • Cursed with Awesome: He can heal people by punching them, but this means he can't hurt someone in a fight. Well... unless he picks up a stick.
  • Fat Bastard: More concerned with stuffing his face then helping the Hero deal with an attack on town.
  • The Friend Nobody Likes: No one seems to like him, especially the Hero.
  • Good Is Not Nice: He's allied with good, but can be a massive douche to others.
  • Healing Hands: He is able to heal others, by punching them. The punch hurts.
  • It Amused Me: He goes along to Falconreach to help the Hero, because he's bored in the Sandsea and fancies some sightseeing.
  • Jerkass: He's a bit of a dick to everyone in general. The Hero does not hide the fact s/he dislike Dove.
  • Light 'em Up: With the revelation that he is a Light one.
  • Light Is Good: Light may be an asshole, but still allied with good.
  • No Name Given: He's referred to as "Dove", with his real name being unknown.
  • Power Dyes Your Hair: His hair changes color with his mood, and when he unleashes his full powers he basically goes full Super Saiyan.
  • The Reveal: It turns out he's a Light one, a being aligned with light.

     Keelia 
The announcer for the Aeries Battlespire PvP Tournaments

     Zeuster 

Zeuster

The Chickencow God who lives on top of a mountain.

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