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Current and former residents of Falconreach. DragonFable's central town. One of the main areas The Hero resides and where lots of things happen.

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Townspeople

     Alina 

Alina Poisonbane

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The owner of the Mana Potion shop; trains The Hero in the Mana side of alchemy. Her name was originally Alac, but was later changed to Alina.

    Ash Dragonblade 

Ash Dragonblade

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A young inhabitant of Falconreach who dreams of saving a princess and becoming a knight. In the main DragonFable storyline, he's a sidekick to The Hero. In ArchKnight, he is The Hero.

     Aria 

Aria

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The granddaughter of the owner of Falconreach's pet shop. She is introduced in a quest where The Hero rescues her from a cave full of Big Creepy-Crawlies (including a Giant Spider that Aria wanted to keep as a pet). She takes over the pet shop after Grams is revealed to have been replaced by a spy.

     Batoro 

Batoro

One of Falconreach's resident heroes, who took up the mantle while the Hero was frozen. An obvious parody of Batman. Also acts as the Mayor of Falconreach after Book 3 as his civilian identity, Landis Waen.

     Black Market Moglin 
A shady moglin who hangs around the alchemists stores, offering rare items and the chance to change the Hero's name, gender, or class for dragon coins.

     Cysero 

Cysero

The Mad Weaponsmith of Falconreach (and Warlic's roommate). He is pretty much Fun Personified, and whenever he shows up you know things are about to get Denser and Wackier, and above all, silly. His store (Cysero's Superstore of Savings) sells items that can only be bought with Dragon Coins.
  • The Ageless: During the Yulgar's First Date quest, it's shown he hasn't aged over the course of 20 years.
  • Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: He can't even stay on topic in a conversation.
  • Author Avatar: Of the real life Cysero who is a Game Designer.
  • Cloudcuckoolander: One of the craziest characters in the game, only topped by Xan.
  • Eyes Out of Sight: His hair always obscuring his eyes.
  • Foil:
  • Fun Personified: The representation of all things silly in the game, and just there for comic relief.
  • Mad Scientist: Of a magical sort.
  • Mage Tower: Cysero shares one with Warlic during Book 1.
    Cysero: When I moved in Warlic asked if I wanted to be in charge of laundry, bills, or something else. I chose explosions!
    The Hero: Oh...
  • Me's a Crowd: During a time travel quest, he summons seven Cyseros together, namely versions of him from other games, including Sys Zero from MechQuest and the real-life Cysero (the game dev) in a portrait.
  • Sitcom Archnemesis: To Lim.
  • Super-Speed: When you visit his store, you will run into him in different parts of the store. To which he will tell you he isn't "a clone, robot or illusion, I'm just Cysero and I'm faster than you are."
  • Teleporters and Transporters: Like many characters he can teleport at will. Best example is during the Fire War, where he suddenly appears as soon as his name is mentioned. He also brings Warlic over without his consent.
  • You Didn't Ask: He says this in one of the Frostvals when the Hero asks why he didn't say he could turn everyone back from coal. Later on, when The Hero gets upset about him conveniently forgetting to mention the existence of the Bacon Orb in the Final 13th Saga.

     Gingkage 

Gingkage

A wolf rider with her companion, Blaze. Found south of Falconreach after the Time Skip.

     Grams 

Grams/Gramercy

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Aria's grandmother and the former owner of the Falconreach pet shop. She was replaced by Sepulchure's spy and was held on his Flying Dracolich Fortress.
  • Cool Old Lady
  • Fluffy Tamer: She is the resident The Beastmaster of Falconreach and also training Aria to be one.
  • I Was Quite a Looker: and how◊
  • The Mole: Subverted; it seems like she's a spy for Sepulchure, but then it turns out that it was actually Sabrina disguised as Grams. The real Grams is still on side of good and even hinders the enemy from the inside.
  • Never Mess with Granny: In spite of her feeble appearance, she hilariously gives the hero a thorough physical beatdown in a couple quests. Though in a spot of Fridge Brilliance, it turns out that wasn't Grams at all, but a much younger impersonator disguising herself with an illusion.
  • Uncertain Doom: She is last seen getting blasted by Sepulchure while the fortress they stand in crash lands into the ground, but her fate is not explicitly confirmed. Regardless, the Hero believes her deceased.

     Lim 

Lim

The self-proclaimed "foremost Weapon Artisian in the land", whose shop replaces Yulgar's after Yulgar moves to Battleon. He believes that science is superior to magic and has little patience for Cysero's antics.
  • Author Avatar: Of the real life Lim who is a Game Designer.
  • Catchphrase: "SCIENCE!"
  • Does Not Like Magic
  • Expy: Possibly one of Bill Nye, in the way he shouts "SCIENCE!"
  • For Science!
  • Goggles Do Nothing: Though he is shown always wearing them.
  • Mad Scientist: Not to the same level as Dr. Voltabolt, but he still has a fondness for dangerous experiments.
  • Magic Versus Science
  • Quest Giver: Lim gives the "Clashening" questchain.
  • One Judge to Rule Them All: During Falconreach Idle, the judges give a low score to Aria's act and a perfect score to The Hero's act. The last contestant is a moglin with a gift for engineering. The moglin's project explodes, causing the judges to give the moglin a zero for its recklessness. But Lim, who is the host and set up the competition to choose his assistant, gives the moglin victory, making the entire panel of judges just for show.
  • Scary Shiny Goggles: Every time someone steals his catchphrase.
  • Unknown Rival: To Cysero.

     Lime 

Lime

A green moglin who becomes Lim's new assistant after winning Falconreach Idle.

     The Mysterious Stranger 

The Mysterious Stranger/The Master

A hooded figure who sells Doom Weapons.
  • Alternate Self: While there has only been one Mysterious Stranger in DragonFable, multiple Mysterious Strangers have appeared throughout Artix Entertainment games including AdventureQuest, MechQuest, and AdventureQuestWorlds.
  • The Antichrist: His endgame is to bring about the end of the world and rid it of the "light pollution" that infected the perfect darkness that came before.
  • Artifact of Doom: The Doom Weapons he sells are cursed Evil Weapons that spell out the doom of their masters.
  • Badass Boast: He gives plenty of these after his true colors are revealed. But his most impressive one would be during the Final Battle against him.
    Mysterious Stranger: You cannot defeat me. The darkness surrounds me, foolish mortal. It makes me stronger! Stronger then you can comprehend! I have eaten the sun and continue to grow! You remain nothing. Nothing but a plaything for me! Soon I will even block out the stars. Darkness devours all. My power surpasses that of Voidstar! Not even the avatars could stop me!
  • Big Bad: Of the Orb Saga finale "The Final 13th" Saga. He also serves as the overall Greater-Scope Villain of the entire Elemental Orb arc, being The Man Behind the Man who was pulling Sepulchure's strings.
  • The Chessmaster: According to Sepulchure, his plan has been in motion since humanity was still crawling in caves. He manipulated The Hero and Sepulchure into gathering all the Orbs for him and after severely weakened from battle he goes in to claim the prize for himself.
  • The Corrupter: He lures heroes over to the darkness with the promise of power, by giving them a Doom Weapon. In AdventureQuest Worlds it's revealed he also did this to Sepulchure, giving him power through the DoomKnight armor, in exchange for servitude.
  • Cosmic Entity: After becoming the Super Mega Ultra Darkness Dracolich when it reaches planetary size. It manages to swallow the sun.
  • Dark Is Evil: Revealed to be a Darkness Elemental Spirit from the plane of darkness.
  • Evil All Along: He never exactly gave off friendly vibes, but him being the true Big Bad and an Omnicidal Maniac was probably not something everyone saw coming.
  • The Faceless: His face cannot be seen underneath his hood. It appears he might not even have one, given he is a spirit of pure darkness.
  • Final Boss: Of the Orb Saga finale, "The Final 13th", where he swipes the mantle of Big Bad Sepulchure.
  • Fusion Dance: He absorbs the Necrotic Blade of Doom, before merging himself with Drakath (who had already merged with Fluffy and the Ultimate Orb) and becomes the Super Mega Ultra Darkness Dracolich◊.
  • Greater-Scope Villain: Of Book 1's Orb Saga. While Sepulchure was already the Big Bad, the Mysterious Stranger was revealed to be Sepulchure's master, making Mysterious Stranger partly responsible for everything that occurs in Book 1. "The Final 13th" Saga has him finally step out of the shadows and takes the spot of Big Bad.
  • Humanoid Abomination: He has a vaguely humanoid form, but that's about as close as it gets. He is revealed to be a spirit of pure darkness underneath his hood and otherwise may not have a face or any other discerning human features.
  • In the Hood: Always shrouded in a cloak with his face obscured by shadow, and then it's implied he might not even have a face.
  • Killed Off for Real: After his defeat at the hands of the Hero, the Hero's dragon, and Fluffy, it appears he is gone for good.
  • Knight of Cerebus: While there have been a fair few villains as evil as he is, none have amped the stakes up as high as he has. Him taking over from Sepulchure completely changes the game and turns the tables firmly against the Hero's favor.
  • Living Shadow: This is essentially what he is, being a creature of pure elemental darkness.
  • The Man Behind the Man: The true mastermind of the Orb Saga and the one who had been pulling Sepulchure's strings.
  • Mysterious Stranger: Literally what's he's referred to as. His true name is unknown, if he even has one at all. His entire gimmick is that we know nothing about him.
  • The Nameless: His real name is never revealed, with the implication being he doesn't have one. When asked who he is, his answer is "I am no one".
  • Nothing Is Scarier: Absolutely nothing is revealed about him prior to the Orb Saga finale, and that just makes him even more scarier.
  • Omnicidal Maniac: Its end game was to plunge the world into darkness and restore the universe to the lifeless state it once was.
  • Orcus on His Throne:Mysterious Stranger is revealed to be Sepulchure's secret master, but for the majority of Book 1 he remains as a passive observer watching from the sideline. It isn't until the Orb Saga finale, "The Final 13th" where he steps forward to fill the spot of Big Bad and Final Boss.
  • Pure Is Not Good: He refers to himself as "a creature of pure darkness".
  • Time Abyss: He existed during the era of eternal darkness before the other elements took hold.
  • Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: While Book 1 did have a few serious villains, it was overall fairly lighthearted. This guy amps up the stakes to the highest they have ever been in the entire game.
  • Walking Spoiler: If you haven't played through Book 1, he has a lot of spoiler tags that shouldn't be clicked.
  • You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Pulls this on Sepulchure after revealing him to be an Unwitting Pawn.

The Mysterious Orb

A hooded orb that replaces the Mysterious Stranger after the events of Book 1.

     Reens 
The owner of the Health Potion shop; trains the Hero in Health side of alchemy.

     Sabrina 

Sabrina

The original owner of the Falconreach Inn. She disappeared when the Mysterious Stranger showed up. We later learn that she works for Sepulchure and was spying on The Hero disguised as Grams.

     San Robin 

San Robin

One of Batoro's sidekicks, who is obsessed with cheese.

     Serenity 

Serenity/Dyana Valtrith

The third owner of the Falconreach Inn. She was killed by Baron Valtrith in the 2015 Friday the 13th war event "Serenity Before the Storm". But then it's revealed her spirit wasn't destroyed after all and comes back.
  • Actual Pacifist: Serenity hates fighting, and is a very peaceful person.
  • Artifact of Doom: At the conclusion of one of the Friday the 13th wars, she discovers and acquires a Doom Axe from the attic of her inn. After that, she starts having horrible nightmares, trouble sleeping, and becomes The Klutz. The spirit inside the doom weapon eventually takes possession of her dead body.
  • Back for the Finale: It appeared as though her very soul was consumed by Baron Valtrith, but it turns out she was trapped in the Baron's mask, and once the mask was destroyed she gets released. She has a Ghost Reunion Ending with the Hero, before moving on to the afterlife.
  • Back from the Dead: She lived 600 years ago and was awoken from her tomb. It's implied she was dead before.
  • Badass Pacifist: Despite never resorting to violence, she still took down Jaysun centuries ago and saved the world from his reign of terror.
  • The Bus Came Back: For years it was believed that Serenity was Deader than Dead and her very soul was destroyed. The fandom repeatedly requested for her return, and in 2017 she finally did, with the revelation that her soul survived and that she could now move onto the afterlife.
  • Cessation of Existence: The Baron claims he consumed her very soul. Although it's later revealed her soul in fact survived.
  • Creator Cameo: Alina, the staff member and lead writer, voiced Serenity during Falconreach Idle.
  • Deader than Dead:
    • It was originally believed that her very soul was destroyed, and that she was completely gone forever. However it turns out her soul was merely trapped and that she was released once Valtrith's mask was broken.
    • In a case of What Could Have Been, Word of God revealed that if the players had lost the "Black Winter" war, the alternate ending would have meant the Hero's Dragon destroyed Valtrith's mask and all of the souls entrapped inside it, including Serenity's.
  • Demonic Possession: Her corpse is animated by a powerful elemental darkness spirit.
  • Disappears into Light: Her soul is released upon the destruction of her brother's mask. She gives the Hero a final farewell before departing.
  • Earn Your Happy Ending: The "Calamity" epilogue reveals her soul was not destroyed by Valtrith as originally thought. She was freed from confinement after Caitiff's defeat, getting to share a final farewell with the Hero before moving onto the afterlife, finally at peace.
  • Evil Knockoff: Caitiff creates one of Serenity in the "Black Winter" War, appearing as a shadow Serenity Mirage. It's obvious she's there to torment the Hero at failing to save her, weeping whenever the Hero attacks and uttering phrases like "I trusted you...", "Why didn't you save me?", "Please! Stop hurting me!", "Stop it!!!", reminding the Hero of his/her greatest failure.
  • Fate Worse than Death: Baron Valtrith says there is nothing left of her to save. He was either lying or he was wrong, as her spirit comes back.
  • Ghost Reunion Ending: Serenity's soul reunited with the Hero one last time after being freed from Jaysun's mask, where she finally gets the chance to thank the Hero and bids them a final farewell.
  • Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She's blonde and is one of, if not the most, kindhearted character in the game.
  • Hope Bringer: She serves as one to the Hero giving him/her a motivational speech after she briefly returns as a spirit, and inspires the Hero to continue his/her heroics no matter how hard the times seemed.
  • Incorruptible Pure Pureness: According to Geopetal, Serenity is among the most incorruptible characters of Dragonfable. The action of destroying her soul allows Baron Valtrith to create an artifact of evil.
  • Killed Off for Real: Baron Valtrith extracts her soul and uses it to empower himself. It was originally believed she was Deader than Dead and her very soul was consumed, but it's revealed her soul was trapped in the Baron's mask and she gets released to move onto the afterlife.
  • Nice Girl: Always allows the Hero to rest at her inn free of charge and provides bread as well, which provides stat boosts in battles.
  • Not Worth Killing: It's revealed in Dyana's diary that after Jaysun consumed his parents into his darkness cape, she thought she was next. However, Jaysun laughed, saying she wasn't worth it and he needed someone to bake his bread.
  • Older Than She Looks: She lived 600 years ago, but was woken from her coffin.
  • Our Ghosts Are Different
  • The Reveal:
    • She is Jaysun's sister Dyana Valtrith.
    • It's revealed in the Calamity Saga Epilogue that Serenity's soul was not consumed by Jaysun after all, and she was released after Catiff's defeat.
  • Sibling Yin-Yang: Turns out to be Jaysun's sister.
  • Trauma Inn: Owns the inn in Falconreach.

     Spruce 

Spruce

A moglin who is Serenity's assistant in the Inn. She later becomes the full-time Inn Keeper after Serenity's death.

     Twig 

Twig

A young moglin who loves candy and fish. He can be summoned as a Familiar using the Frostval Moglin Armor.
  • Achievement In Ignorance: Performs an Escape Artist trick but doesn't even realize he was being held captive.
  • Baby Talk: He pronounces Ls and Rs as W.
  • Beware the Nice Ones: He's usually benign and harmless, but he once had a case of being Obliviously Evil during Frostval 2015, "Twigsmas", where he creates an army of ice cream monsters out of jealousy.
  • Big Bad: Of Frostval 2015, "Twigsmas", although he seems to be a case of Obliviously Evil.
  • Brainwashed and Crazy: In Mogloween 2006, he is the first moglin to fall victim to the candy that Zorbak had spiked with mognip.
  • Deliberately Cute Child: He's the youngest moglin in the series, and has all the mannerisms of a child.
  • Escape Artist: In Frostval 2010, "Frostval Fallout", when all the moglins get captured and forced to work in Zadd's factory, Twig keeps escaping his chains. Although he thought they were shiny bracelets.
  • Familiar: He can be summoned as an attack for the Frostval Moglin Armor, where he will eat a candycane and blast around from the sugar rush.
  • Ignorance Is Bliss: Twig never realizes when there's danger and confuses it for something else, all the while keeping his sunny disposition.
  • Keet: Always happy and cheerful, there is nothing able to permanently down Twig's spirits.
    • This gets subverted in Frostval 2015, "Twigsmas", where he becomes jealous of Chilly having a giant friend. As a result he creates his own giant friend called Fishmaster Icecweam, who the Hero is forced to destroy. Needless to say this devastates him and he lets the water works run.
  • Not Allowed to Grow Up: Twig never seems to grow up, even when there is an explicit Time Skip that aged several human kids up. He's still a young immature child in Book 3.
  • Perpetual Smiler: Prior to Book 3 he had a permanent smile on his face.
  • Ridiculously Cute Critter: It's a given considering he's a moglin, but even among moglins he's excessively cute too.
  • Sidekick Creature Nuisance: Used as comic relief even more than Twilly. Bonus points for actually being annoying to others in-universe.
  • Sweet Tooth: Extremely addicted to candy.
  • Trademark Favorite Food: Ice cweam and fwish.

     Twilly 

Twilly

A moglin (and one of the first characters The Hero encounters in the game). Friend of Lady Celestia and occasional sidekick to The Hero.
  • Butt-Monkey: Often has unfortunate events happening to him, from being punted by the Hero, to getting eaten by the Baby Dragon.
  • Healing Hands: Like most moglins he has a natural healing ability.
  • The Medic: He received an upgrade at some point, so that if you invite him into battle as a pet, he can heal you at random times.
  • Non-Human Sidekick: Can accompany the Hero as a pet in battle.
  • Quest Giver: Of several Dragon Egg Saga quests, and the "Hide and Seek" quest in Book 3.
  • Ridiculously Cute Critter: Like most moglins he's incredibly cute. In the introduction quests, if you choose to kick him back, there's a textbox which says "you are the meanest hero ever, he was so cute."
  • Running Gag: The Baby Dragon eating Twilly. It happens again in Book 3 during "Interview".
  • Sidekick Creature Nuisance: Frequently used for comic relief.
  • Series Mascot: Alongside Artix and Robina, he's heavily used to promote most Artix Entertainment games.
  • Third-Person Person: Sometimes refers to himself as "Twillies".

     Yulgar 

Yulgar

Falconreach's original weaponsmith and Aria's father. After the Great Fire War, he moved to Battleon and was replaced by Lim.

  • Animals Hate Him: Ironic given how his wife and daughter have a fondness of animals.
  • The Blacksmith: One of the best in Lore, and can even train the Hero in the art.
  • Death Glare: He gives a lot of these in the "Yulgar's First Date" quests.
  • Precocious Crush: As a teen in the Yulgar's First Date series of quests, he gets especially smitten around Lark.
  • Quest Giver: He "narrates" the events of the "Fire Orb" saga, giving the questchain in Battleon.
  • Ultimate Blacksmith: So the only weapon that can defeat Akriloth is broken? No worries, Yulgar will just reforge it into an even stronger weapon.

Guardians

    Guardian Kain/Adam 

Guardian Kain/Adam

    Guardian Endnai 

Guardian Endnai

Dragon Priestesses

     Lady Celestia 

Lady Celestia (a.k.a. the Priestess)

One of the first characters The Hero encounters in the game. She is an expert on dragons and dragon magic and helps The Hero train his/her dragon. Sepulchure kills her in the Book 1 finale.
  • The Ageless: Implied that this is the case, considering she didn't age one bit since she met Artix all those years ago...
  • Big Good: Serves as this alongside Artix and Warlic, and plays one the biggest roles in ensuring the Hero can live up to his/her destiny and keep saving the world.
  • Came Back Wrong: During the 2014 Christmas event, Artix fuses creatures in DragonFable with their counterparts in several nearby Alternate Universes. Since the AdventureQuest Worlds version of Lady Celestia survived the Ultimate Orb crisis, but the DragonFable one didn't, she ends up a little less than healthy and is constantly shivering with coldness.
  • Gentleman Wizard: Though mysterious as she is, a few things one can be sure about her: she likes tea, she dresses like a lady, and though she has little magic (as revealed in Diplomatic Mission), she is a renowned authority in dragons.
  • I'm Cold... So Cold...: When Artix merges the timelines, causing the AdventureQuest Worlds version of Lady Celestia to fuse with the deceased DragonFable version. She is constantly shivering, since part of her is supposed to be dead.
  • Innocent Bystander: Enough to be a Player Punch. See Killed Off for Real.
  • Killed Off for Real: Sepulchure disguises himself as a fire elemental and tricks Lady Celestia into caring for Akriloth's son. When the baby dragon hatches, it's call for its parent breaks the protective magic around her sanctuary, allowing Sepulchure to have her killed.
  • The Mentor: To The Hero and Elysia.
    • In the past, she began training Artix to battle the forces of evil back he was just a kid.
  • Mysterious Woman: Celestia seems to know more than she reveals.
  • Parental Substitute: Implied by Artix in The Green Mist that Celestia took care of him after his village was destroyed, and his parents turned into zombies.
  • Trademark Favorite Food: Tea.
    • In The Black Dragon Box quest:
      Lady Celestia: Well... if you are going after the box with Twilly, then... *thinks* ...I am going to teleport back home and have some tea.

     Elysia 

Elysia

Lady Celestia's apprentice. She takes over her mentor's role as "dragon expert who helps out The Hero" after Celestia is Killed Off for Real.

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