Major Characters

Yossica is an Inheritor, chosen warrior of Those of the Sun. She has joined the Crusade Against Hell's Invasion, giving her extra Solar powers against Demons, her sworn foes.

Formerly Yossica's prisoner, Elwey is a Witch, sworn to use the powers of righteous chaos to disrupt systems of injustice and oppression. She was found guilty on all those accusations of arson.

A tall, mysterious woman who wields a zweihander in combat. She and Yossica have clearly worked together before, and she is ready and willing to fight a Demon. She did hesitate to draw her weapon, though... did she make a deal with the Demon? And if so, what for?

A short, determined woman with skill in combat, diplomacy, espionage, and leadership. She lead the party's first quest, and died mysteriously in an incident that only Pater Olmen survived. Somehow. Queen Recenda insists that Kama will return from death.

A popular priest who rose through the ranks of the clergy before moving to the capital to pursue politics, Pater Olmen is more than meets the eye. He has powerful psychic training, and might be keeping a secret about Kama's death.

"Honest, Direct, Helpful, and Kind." That's Abel's creed, and in fact, the creed of all Lysians, known in the modern tongue as Angels. Right now, Abel is giving of himself at the Red Temple, hoping to make the maximum difference through self-sacrifice.

Formerly Recenda of House Dreinthe, the current Queen of Telmeri has taken an active role in damage control and public relations for the Crown. She has been outspoken about the brutality of the Mountain War, and her intentions to change royal tradition.

Raised to the throne from birth, King Telmeri has always taken great joy in eschewing tradition and rejecting propriety. He spent much of his youth fleeing from castle grounds to spend time with the commonfolk, and continues to hold a more egalitarian approach to rule than most royalty.

A misanthropic and callous nobleman, Baron Tief-Lehen earned a High Title for saving the life of a young Prince and Heir-Apparent. Nevertheless, he was reviled by his peers and, in the end, was given the lands of Underrey, which the King said would "match his demeanor and the worthiness of his station."