1 | Characters who appear in the 2024 video game ''VideoGame/TheThaumaturge''. |
2 | ---- |
3 | [[foldercontrol]] |
4 | |
5 | ! Szulski Family |
6 | [[folder:Wiktor]] |
7 | !! Wiktor Szulski |
8 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Maciej Nawrocki |
9 | Wiktor is a thaumaturge who has returned to his native Warsaw in 1905. |
10 | ---- |
11 | * TheExile: An unofficial sort, with it being enforced by his father rather than a government following the Semecin fiasco. |
12 | * FatalFlaw: {{Pride}}, though perhaps "arrogance" is a better term. One of Wiktor's biggest problems, particularly if you feed his flaw, is that he believes that his powers let him handle any situation and does not know when to shut up. Indeed, this led to several problems for him even before the story: his insistence on trying to intimidate the loan shark ended up with the loan shark dead, Abaurycy and his family destitute, and him being shipped off to Paris, [[spoiler:and that's not even getting into how it allowed Konechkin to get his hooks into Stanislaw]]. It also led to him attempting to tame another salutor, which went so badly it cut off his communication with Upyr and would have led to his death if not for Rasputin. Feeding the flaw can make things even worse, particularly if it matures to the point it ''auto-selects responses for you'': it causes you to get into otherwise-avoidable fights, [[spoiler:means Klara cannot be talked down and always kills herself]], and can lead to the ending where Wiktor is least redeemable. |
13 | [[/folder]] |
14 | |
15 | [[folder:Ligia]] |
16 | !! Ligia Szulska |
17 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Ewa Prus |
18 | Wiktor's twin sister and his closest confidant. |
19 | ---- |
20 | * FatalFlaw: Subverted with her Ambition. While Flaws are typically presented as character flaws, particularly when taken to excess, Ligia's Ambition is never presented as something "wrong" with her character. Indeed, if Wiktor [[spoiler:removes her flaw and subsequently chooses an ending where he doesn't escape Warsaw with her, one of the ending slides has him sadly remark that removing this Flaw has made her unrecognizable.]] |
21 | * OldMaid: Ligia, despite being only in her late 20s, is considered to be approaching the end of her marriageable age. Guests at Svetlana Rumyantseva's party speculate to Wiktor's face that she is a lesbian, and several letters in her room from suitors indicate that they are doing a favour by courting her. It doesn't help that she wears pants and is both headstrong and intelligent. |
22 | [[/folder]] |
23 | |
24 | [[folder:Stanisław]] |
25 | !! Stanisław Szulski |
26 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Paul Dobson |
27 | Wiktor and Ligia's father, and a prominent thaumaturge. |
28 | ---- |
29 | * InSeriesNickname: His friends, such as his former brother-in-law Voronin, call him "Stasio". Those who hate him, like Abaurycy, call him "Satanislaw". |
30 | * PosthumousCharacter: Stanislaw's death forms the impetus for Wiktor to return to Warsaw. However, he often shows up in Wiktor's dreams. |
31 | [[/folder]] |
32 | |
33 | [[folder:Nadia]] |
34 | !! Nadia Fyodorovna Voronina |
35 | ---- |
36 | * TheGhost: Nadia doesn't make an appearance throughout the game: she is stated to be living in Paris following her divorce from Stanislaw, and Wiktor can find a telegram from her saying she cannot come for the funeral. She is primarily seen in Wiktor's memories in "Memory Horizon". [[spoiler:UnseenNoMore if Wiktor and Ligia decide to escape Warsaw for Paris, where she is met with a man named Jean-Pierre and invites them into her home.]] |
37 | [[/folder]] |
38 | |
39 | [[folder:Voronin]] |
40 | !! Alexander Fyodorovich Voronin |
41 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Julian Mere |
42 | The chief of the Warsaw police. |
43 | [[/folder]] |
44 | |
45 | [[folder:Petya]] |
46 | !! Pyotr Alexandrovich Voronin |
47 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Michael Adamthwaite |
48 | Son of Alexander Voronin and childhood friend and cousin of the Szulski siblings, Petya has grown into a young aristocrat. |
49 | [[/folder]] |
50 | |
51 | [[folder:Grażyna]] |
52 | !! Grażyna |
53 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Nicole Oliver |
54 | ---- |
55 | * ShipperOnDeck: She makes approving comments about both Cecilya and Wanda when they visit the Szulski house, asking Wiktor whether they will be visiting more often and making approving comments if he replies affirmatively. |
56 | * UncertainDoom: [[spoiler:While Wiktor was passed out following the brothel bombing, Grazyna had left the house to get supplies; by the time he wakes up, it has been three days and she still has not returned. While Ligia says that she may have simply holed up somewhere safe, her fate is not clarified in any of the endings.]] |
57 | [[/folder]] |
58 | |
59 | ! Playable Salutors |
60 | [[folder:Upyr]] |
61 | !! Upyr |
62 | -->'''Domain''': |
63 | -->'''Flaw''': Pride |
64 | Wiktor's first salutor. |
65 | [[/folder]] |
66 | |
67 | [[folder:Bukavac]] |
68 | !! Bukavac |
69 | -->'''Domain''': |
70 | -->'''Flaw''': Wrath |
71 | [[/folder]] |
72 | |
73 | [[folder:Lelek]] |
74 | !! Lelek |
75 | -->'''Domain''': |
76 | -->'''Flaw''': |
77 | [[/folder]] |
78 | |
79 | [[folder:Veles]] |
80 | !! Veles |
81 | -->'''Domain''': |
82 | -->'''Flaw''': |
83 | ---- |
84 | * OptionalPartyMember: Wiktor may allow Samira to tame Veles, which means he cannot tame her. This has the added benefit of [[spoiler:not embarrassing Sofya Skalon at Svetlana's party]]. |
85 | [[/folder]] |
86 | |
87 | [[folder:Morana]] |
88 | !! Morana |
89 | -->'''Domain''': |
90 | -->'''Flaw''': |
91 | ---- |
92 | * OptionalPartyMember: Can only be acquired if the "Horses in the Sky" sidequest is completed. |
93 | [[/folder]] |
94 | |
95 | [[folder:Djinn]] |
96 | !! Djinn |
97 | -->'''Domain''': |
98 | -->'''Flaw''': |
99 | ---- |
100 | * OptionalPartyMember: Can only be acquired if you choose to not remove Leila's Flaw in "Fearless". |
101 | [[/folder]] |
102 | |
103 | [[folder:Krampus]] |
104 | !! Krampus |
105 | -->'''Domain''': |
106 | -->'''Flaw''': |
107 | ---- |
108 | * OptionalPartyMember: Can only be acquired if "The real fireworks" is completed. Notably, this is even easier to overlook because it is classified not as a sidequest, but as an urban story, which typically includes skippable drawings. |
109 | [[/folder]] |
110 | |
111 | [[folder:Golem (spoilers unmarked)]] |
112 | !! Golem |
113 | -->'''Domain''': |
114 | -->'''Flaw''': |
115 | ---- |
116 | * OptionalPartyMember: Honoring your deal with Ariel Rofe will lead to Rofe making a pact with it. |
117 | [[/folder]] |
118 | |
119 | ! Szulski Family Associates |
120 | |
121 | [[folder:Konechkin (spoilers unmarked)]] |
122 | !! Ivan Konechkin |
123 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Alexander Skazchenko |
124 | A mysterious, scarred man who shows up at Stanislaw Szulski's funeral. He is revealed to be the head of the Okhrana in Warsaw. |
125 | [[/folder]] |
126 | |
127 | [[folder:Chajat]] |
128 | !! Mordechaj Chajat |
129 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Mark Shepherd |
130 | A former business associate of Stanislaw Szulski. |
131 | ---- |
132 | * EarlyBirdCameo: Chajat is met at the cemetery during Stanislaw's funeral wanting to talk to Wiktor, but Wiktor mostly brushes him off. He becomes a much more prominent character in Act II. |
133 | [[/folder]] |
134 | |
135 | ! Rasputin and Associates |
136 | |
137 | [[folder:Rasputin]] |
138 | !! [[UsefulNotes/GrigoriRasputin Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin]] |
139 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Creator/BrianDobson |
140 | A mysterious faith healer and hypnotist who helps Wiktor return to health and joins him when going to Warsaw. |
141 | ---- |
142 | * DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Seemingly dies due to a bomb at the supper in Powisle, and the site even contains his body, but a letter by him can be found on Wiktor's dresser from him, and all endings where Wiktor does not leave Warsaw have him appear at Prince Alexei's birthday party.]] |
143 | * AGodAmI: As the game progresses, Rasputin seems to fancy himself Christ reborn, with him attracting people from several classes. The game's climax has him [[spoiler:use Wiktor to carry out a "miracle" (actually just Wiktor telling the child that he is a thaumaturge)]] and he subsequently even arranges a supper in Powisle. Notably, when he denounces Kiril, he refers to Judas as "my betrayer". |
144 | [[/folder]] |
145 | |
146 | [[folder:Nadarcynskis]] |
147 | !! Lucjan and Aniela Nadarcynski/a |
148 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' |
149 | Rasputin's hosts in Warsaw. |
150 | [[/folder]] |
151 | |
152 | [[folder:Maria]] |
153 | !! Maria |
154 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' |
155 | A prostitute who works with Rasputin. |
156 | [[/folder]] |
157 | |
158 | [[folder:Magdalena]] |
159 | !! Magdalena |
160 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' |
161 | [[/folder]] |
162 | |
163 | [[folder:Lazarev]] |
164 | !! Lazarev |
165 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' |
166 | An imperial officer who is loyal to Rasputin. |
167 | [[/folder]] |
168 | |
169 | |
170 | ! Thaumaturges |
171 | |
172 | [[folder:Madame Samira]] |
173 | !! Madame Samira |
174 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Jules Jones |
175 | --> '''Salutor''': Sirin |
176 | A thaumaturge who pretends to be a psychic to entertain the aristocracy of Warsaw and the Russian Empire. |
177 | ---- |
178 | * BoxedCrook: [[spoiler:Konechkin uses her criminal record as Sara Rywkin to blackmail her into being his personal interrogator. She can be easily convinced to turn on him.]] |
179 | * DeadpanSnarker: Throws plenty of snark Wiktor's way at Svetlana's party. |
180 | * ThatWomanIsDead: [[spoiler:When spoken to after escaping from the Citadel and finding her Okhrana file, including her birth name as Sara Rywkin, she asserts that Sara Rywkin is dead. She goes into more detail if she likes Wiktor: as a child, she was taken in by the original Madame Samira and adopted her identity when she died.]] |
181 | [[/folder]] |
182 | |
183 | [[folder:Sofer]] |
184 | !! Rabbi Izaak Sofer |
185 | ---- |
186 | * PosthumousCharacter: Rabbi Sofer is long dead by the time of the game, but he plays a critical role in understanding [[spoiler:the reason for Stanislaw's death.]] |
187 | [[/folder]] |
188 | |
189 | [[folder:Ariel Rofe]] |
190 | !! Ariel Rofe |
191 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Creator/MichaelDobson |
192 | A Jewish thaumaturge who helps Wiktor with transporting Svetlana out of Warsaw. |
193 | ---- |
194 | * JewishSmartass: Oh yeah. Rofe is one of the snarkiest characters in the game, contrasting him heavily with Chajat. |
195 | [[/folder]] |
196 | |
197 | [[folder:Burnakovich (spoilers unmarked)]] |
198 | !! Faldjey Emir Burnakovich |
199 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Creator/RonHalder |
200 | A Crimean Tatar thaumaturge who works as a doctor and is revealed to have worked with Stanislaw Szulski to form the coterie. |
201 | [[/folder]] |
202 | |
203 | ! Russian Nobility |
204 | |
205 | [[folder:Nikolai II]] |
206 | !! [[UsefulNotes/NicholasII Tsar Nikolai II Romanov]] |
207 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Ian Hanlin |
208 | Emperor of Russia. |
209 | [[/folder]] |
210 | |
211 | [[folder:Alexandra]] |
212 | !! Tsarina Alexandra Romanova |
213 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Nicole Oliver |
214 | Empress of Russia. |
215 | [[/folder]] |
216 | |
217 | [[folder:Skalon]] |
218 | !! Georgi Antonovich Skalon |
219 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Zbigniew Konopka |
220 | Governor-General of Warsaw, Skalon rules over the city with an iron fist. |
221 | ---- |
222 | * FinalSolution: Skalon clearly states during his appointment that he does not wish to suffer enemies of the Empire to live, at least for long. If Wiktor is on good terms with Sergei, speaking to him during [[spoiler:Prince Alexei's birthday party has him inform Wiktor that Skalon wishes to round up and [[{{Lobotomy}} lobotomize]] all the thaumaturges in the city.]] |
223 | * GreaterScopeVillain: While his tyrannical rule over the city is a major cause for several problems in the city, Skalon does not have much personal enmity with Wiktor. [[spoiler:He is uninvolved in Stanislaw's death and cares little for Wiktor, though he may be more antagonistic if Sofya's flaw was removed]]. |
224 | [[/folder]] |
225 | |
226 | [[folder:Svetlana]] |
227 | !! Svetlana Petrovna Rumyantseva |
228 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Klementyna Umer |
229 | A lady-in-waiting at Nikolai II's court, Svetlana Petrovna throws several parties for Warsaw's upper crust. |
230 | ---- |
231 | * SurprisinglySuddenDeath: [[spoiler:As Svetlana is getting on the boat while beginning her journey for Vienna, the Golem ambushes Wiktor, causing the pier to collapse on top of her and sending both her and her trunk full of {{Blackmail}} material into the Vistula.]] |
232 | [[/folder]] |
233 | |
234 | [[folder:Sofya]] |
235 | !! Sofya Georgievna Skalon |
236 | Daughter of the Governor-General, Sofya is a debutante at Svetlana Rumyantseva's party. |
237 | [[/folder]] |
238 | |
239 | ! Criminals |
240 | |
241 | [[folder:Abaurycy]] |
242 | !! Abaurycy Niedzic |
243 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Filip Lipiecki |
244 | Wiktor and Ligia's childhood friend, Abaurycy fell on hard times following the events that led to Wiktor leaving Warsaw. By the start of the main story, he has become the leader of the Skavs, a criminal gang in the city and fancies himself the "King of Srdomescie". |
245 | [[/folder]] |
246 | |
247 | [[folder:Javier]] |
248 | !! Javier Sanchez Villa Conejito Ramirez |
249 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Sam Vincent |
250 | A Spanish-born smuggler who moonlights as a fighter in the Powisle fighting ring. |
251 | ---- |
252 | * TheCasanova: Javier ReallyGetsAround and has few qualms with abandoning his "conquests" once he is done with them; it is a major reason why the Gordon sisters want to beat Barszczyk up. Notably, his womanizing nearly puts [[spoiler:the plan to smuggle Svetlana out of Warsaw]] in jeopardy when a few men approach him to beat him up because he slept with their wives. |
253 | * TrueCompanions: With Ariel Rofe. |
254 | * WeHardlyKnewYe: [[spoiler:Dies along with Svetlana at the end of the quest he is introduced in when the Golem causes the pier to collapse while it chases Wiktor]]. |
255 | [[/folder]] |
256 | |
257 | [[folder:Cossacks]] |
258 | !! Danis, Selim, Timur, Pasha |
259 | [[/folder]] |
260 | |
261 | ! Citizens of Warsaw |
262 | |
263 | [[folder:Fejgin]] |
264 | !! Tobiasz Fejgin |
265 | A reporter working in Warsaw. |
266 | ---- |
267 | * IntrepidReporter: Downplayed in that he is not a man of action, but Feygin takes the initiative to go after stories, including both [[spoiler:Ludwik Krajewski's death]] and [[spoiler:the Vienna station bombing]]. |
268 | * PenName: Writes as "Kmicic" when writing in underground, non-censored newspapers. |
269 | [[/folder]] |
270 | |
271 | [[folder:Wanda]] |
272 | !! Wanda |
273 | !!! '''Voiced by:''' Diana Kaarina |
274 | A revolutionary member of the PPS. |
275 | ---- |
276 | * DespairEventHorizon: Crosses it after hearing of Michal's death. This drives her to [[spoiler:enter Prince Alexei's birthday party with the intention of killing the tsar with no concern for her fate afterwards; if Wiktor does not stop her, she succeeds.]] |
277 | * PreMortemOneLiner: "For a free and independent Poland!" when she kills [[spoiler:Tsar Nikolai II Romanov]] if Wiktor does not stop her. |
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