The Traveler (and Paimon)
The Nations of Teyvat
Mondstadt (Eula | Fischl | Knights of Favonius)
Liyue (Adepti | Liyue Harbor | Qixing)
Inazuma (Arataki Itto | Raiden Shogun | Tri-Commission | Watatsumi | Yae Miko)
Sumeru (Akademiya | Alhaitham | Cyno | Great Red Sand | Kaveh | Nahida | The Wanderer)
Fontaine (Court of Fontaine | Furina | Narzissenkreuz Institute | Neuvillette | Wriothesley)
Snezhnaya (Fatui | Harbingers | Tartaglia)
Transnational Organizations: Adventurers' Guild | Hexenzirkel | Treasure Hoarders
Gods
Archons | Others
Others
Khaenri'ah | Monsters (Hilichurls | The Abyss)
NOTE: Folders in boldface denote playable characters.
Snezhnaya
An upcoming nation based on Russia. open/close all folders
Fatui
The governing body of Snezhnaya, led by the Tsaritsa. See their page here
Non-Fatui Residents
Tonia, Anthon, and Teucer
Teucer voiced by: Lizzie Freeman (English)
Childe's three younger siblings he left behind in Snezhnaya. They all look up to him immensely despite not knowing Childe's work thoroughly.
- Cheerful Child: As of Version 4.4, only Teucer has been introduced of the three, and he fits this description to a T. Even being stranded in a foreign country with no idea where his brother is doesn’t seem to dampen his happy and innocent disposition.
- Children Are Innocent: Teucer is blissfully ignorant of his oldest brother's status as one of the Eleven Fatui Harbringers, believing him to be a proficient toy salesman.
- Cloudcuckoolander: Teucer has shades of this by thinking Ruin Guards are giant toys named “Mr. Cyclops.” Though it’s not really his fault and more a case of innocently believing the lies his brother tells.
- Family Theme Naming:
- Teucer and Ajax, Childe’s birth name, both have their origins in Greek myth as Trojan warriors that fought in the Trojan War.
- Anthon and Tonia's names are derived from Antonia, the modern-day area where Troy used to be. Troy was ruled by King Teucer, a Trojan that shared his name with the above Teucer.
- Fanboy: Teucer definitely looks up to his “toy salesman” older brother Tartaglia/Childe. The kid stows away in a ship that he thinks looks like the one his brother left the motherland on, and when he arrives in Liyue all alone he wanders around looking for a “nice person” that his brother said could be paid to take Teucer to find him. All in order to see his beloved oldest brother.
It’s a good thing the first person he meets is the nice Traveler. - Locked Out of the Loop: Tonia and Anthon at least know Tartaglia is doing work for the Tsaritsa, but Teucer is protected from any grisly Harbinger and Fatui details by believing his brother is Snezhnaya’s best toy salesman.
- Religious and Mythological Theme Naming: Teucer in Greek myth was an archer in the Trojan War, and he fought from behind the shield of his half-brother Ajax the Great which is Childe’s birth name.
- Tagalong Kid: Teucer serves this role for the entirety of Childe's story quest, tagging along with the Traveler and Paimon simply because Childe doesn't want to risk exposing his true identity as a Fatui Harbinger to him while he's still young, hopeful and innocent.
- When You Coming Home, Dad?: Well, brother in this case. Part of the reason why Teucer crosses Teyvat from Snezhnaya to Liyue all by himself is that he misses his oldest brother being home, and Childe’s character PV is narrated from the POV of him writing a letter home to Tonia. It’s implied he does this often and Tonia reads his letters to the other boys.
Tsarevich
A Snezhnayan merchant stuck at Dadaupa Gorge with his Fatuus bodyguard Pavel while the Knights of Favonius are trying to clear local hilichurls.
- Idiot Ball: Why would he leave his supply boxes purposely?
- Meaningful Name: Tsarevich is the title for sons of Tsar
(Russian Emperor before 1917). - The Perfectionist: Tsarevich is a demanding man who will only increase the Traveler's rewards if they defeat hilichurls in a specific manner: either within a minute in Dadaupa Gorge, without destroying crates on the mountainside, or defeating, in order, a Blazing Axe Mitachurl, a Wooden Shieldwall Mitachurl, and an Anemo Samachurl on the mountaintop.
- Spanner in the Works: Not him, but the two that can ruin a flawless run.
- The Pyro Hilichurl Shooter observing him. If the "Foot of the mountains" route is chosen and this Hilichurl isn't dealt with, it'll have the potential to ruin the 1 minute time-limit.
- If the "Mountainside" is chosen, there is an unfortunate chance that, while luring away the hilichurls to avoid accidentally destroying the crates, there will be a heavy rainstorm (recognizable from a regular rainy season due to its lack of BGM). And if that happens, there is a high probability of a lightning strike destroying one or all crates, ruining the Traveler's chances of attaining a 5000 Mora payout.
