History Characters / DrownedGod

* UnreliableNarrator: Is one of the very few characters to believe in Horus's story about Osiris, declaring that he's dedicated to the "preservation of the one true God murdered by a woman's treachery", although not much else in the story supports this.

* LockedInTheDungeon: Where they both are located in the Theatre, though the Iron Mask had already been locked up by King Louis of France in a dungeon for years before.

A skull-like head that is kept and reanimated inside a metallic shell possibly designed by a member of the Priory of Sion. Baphomet, an associate of the Knights Templar, sends you to find two pieces of the Philosopher's Stone so that he can make it whole again with his own fragment.

* ScannableMan: His body is covered in tattoos, but only the four Rod tattoos on his body are scannable by the player (including the one on [[IntimateMarks his penis]] in order to get the genetic samples to place into NOAH.

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[[folder:Morgana La Fay]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Lady of the Lake]]

The sister of King Arthur and the former lover of Merlin, though - like Malchut - she worships Isis and puts her loyalty to the goddess above all else. The game's interpretation of the Arthurian stories is left rather vague, though it would appear she had something to do with Arthur's death. She aids you in finding the Grail.

* [[{{Archenemy}} Arch-Enemy]]: Merlin is this to her, the game manual mentioning that in the past, Morgana permanently sealed him beneath his Oak.

* CompositeCharacter: As she refers to herself as "The Lady of the Lake", she is this with Nimue.

* DarkLordOnLifeSupport: If Morgana was indeed an antagonist in the past, then the machinery she's hooked up to is probably this.

* DraconicHumanoid: The upper half of her body resembles that of a human, though very twisted, but she has wings and the lower half of her body, as can be seen in a poster within the game, is serpentine.

[[folder:The Templar]]
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A very ancient-looking (and perpetually drunk) member of the Knights Templar (or the Rosicrucians, it's not 100% clear) who sits in the Tower that leads to finding the Holy Grail. To get past him and visit Morgana Le Fay, you must extinguish all of the flames on a board, and each time you lose a round, you must drink the poisoned wine the Templar gives you.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: He might have been a human at one point, and a more normal-looking render of him shown in the behind-the-scenes documentary seems to suggest this, but whatever power in the Tower is keeping him alive has not been kind to him, as he now resembles a mummified corpse.
* FloweryInsults: Loves to make fun of you whether you're losing or winning the cup game, and his insults can get very creative.
->''"Did I ever tell you about the beetle and the turd? They were married by a priest and lived in a boat. Their grandchildren were your parents!"''
* TamperingWithFoodAndDrink: The poison in the cup's wine will kill either him or you if you lose the game twice in a row. Despite knowing full well the cup is poisoned, the Templar goes ahead and drinks when he loses the game, killing him.
* UnreliableNarrator: Is one of the very few characters to believe in Horus's story about Osiris, declaring that he's dedicated to the "preservation of the one true God murdered by a woman's treachery", although not much else in the story supports this.

[[folder:Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton]]

Two esteemed scientists who were a part of an organization known as The Priory of Sion. You find marble heads of theirs inside of a museum, where you must cycle through different doors marked "Yesterday" and "Tomorrow" to piece together their arguments over science, and from them you learn the true power of the Holy Grail.

* TheAtoner: Einstein was a part of the Philadelphia Experiment that would eventually have long-reaching consequences for humanity and change the way the secret governments of the world operated, and although Newton accuses him of trying to play dice with the universe, Einstein denies having ill-intentions, and after you piece together the two scientist's conversation, Einstein is the one to explain the true purpose of the Holy Grail to you and tell you what to do next.
* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Although a lot of their arguing about science and the state of the world can get intense, at other times their arguing comes off as more playful, like when they [[LampshadeHanging hang a lampshade on their puzzle]].
--->'''Newton:''' I told you that was too easy.\\
'''Einstein:''' Oh, shut up! It was better than your damned apple puzzle.
* LivingStatue: It's unknown if these are supposed to be the "real" Newton and Einstein who have somehow been turned into rotating marble heads or if it's just a mechanical construction, but these statues talk on their own and acknowledge your presence.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: He might have been a human at one point, and a more normal-looking render of him shown in the behind-the-scenes documentary seems to suggest this, but whatever power in the Tower is keeping him alive (hinted to be part of the realm of Avalon) has not been kind to him, as he now resembles a mummified corpse.

An alien like Osiris who followed him and Isis into the Garden of Eden. Angered by their relationship, Horus employed the help of three Aztec deities to carry out the murder. Afterwards, he was put inside of a water tank in Chesed, which is where you find him, still insistent that he is innocent.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Although Isis being a human was supposedly the reason why Horus was so upset with her being with Osiris, a lot of her artwork portrays her with what appear to be horns and it's unknown if whether or not it was a decoration on her veil. Some depictions of Isis depict her with a cow head, but the shape of Isis's veil in the game shown throughout makes this unlikely. If she ''is'' a human, she probably isn't one in the traditional sense since it's hinted throughout the game that she's still around in some form or another.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Although Isis being a human was supposedly the reason why Horus was so upset with her being with Osiris, a lot of her artwork portrays her with what appear to be horns and it's unknown if whether or not it was a decoration on her veil. If she ''is'' a human, then she's probably a superhuman since it's hinted throughout the game that she's still around in some form or another.

* BoomerangBigot: If he is supposed to be Isis and Osiris's son like in Egyptian mythology, then Horus would be this in regard to alien-human hybrids.

* FantasticRacism: His discovery that Osiris, an extraterrestrial with great powers, had the gall to demean himself by marrying an "animal" in Horus's eyes was one of the main motivators behind his betrayal.

* TheGreys: While most of the other Greys in the game are given the classic small, spindly look, Osiris - while still having the Grey head - had a body that was proportionally more humanoid, as can be seen from his corpse. It's unknown why he looks different from the others.

Two esteemed scientists who were a part of an organization known as The Priory of Scion. You find marble heads of theirs inside of a museum, where you must cycle through different doors marked "Yesterday" and "Tomorrow" to piece together their arguments over science, and from them you learn the true power of the Holy Grail.

A skull-like head that is kept and reanimated inside a metallic shell possibly designed by a member of the Priory of Scion. Baphomet, an associate of the Knights Templar, sends you to find two pieces of the Philosopher's Stone so that he can make it whole again with his own fragment.

* SmallRoleBigImpact: Although he only shows up in the game proper as one of the several characters you encounter in Din (although he ''is'' the one you receive the reconstituted Stone from), he is given a few mentions by characters across the realms and his name appears multiple times in the written backstories. Baphomet's testimony about Osiris's murder provided groups like The Knights Templar and The Priory of Scion among many others with the secret knowledge about the Drowned God, and by extension the true history of humanity, that they've passed down through the generations.

[[caption-width-right:350:The Crown]]

* PayPhone: What she uses to call you and presumably the Hacker.