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DragonFable's major party members, trainers, and quest giving allies to The Hero.

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Recurring Party Members

Artix von Krieger

"My name is Artix von Krieger and I am a Paladin who has dedicated his entire life to battling the undead."

A paladin with an uncontrollable compulsion to slay the undead. Prone to making groan-worthy puns. He is involved in several storylines in the game, but his most prominent one is in the "Darkness Orb" Saga where he and the Hero infiltrate the Necropolis and fight Noxus. He is also a key ally in the fight against Caitiff in Book 3.

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• And Now for Someone Completely Different: You can temporarily play as Artix in several quests: in "The Green Mist" where the temporary Kid Artix armor is equipped in a Flashback quest, in the "Bachelor Party" quest as 'Defensive Artix', and in "One Pala-day At a Time" as regular Artix in a Slice of Life quest.
• Arc Hero: Of the Darkness Orb saga which delves into his past and his fight against the Necropolis.
• Ax-Crazy: Overlaps with Chronic Hero Syndrome, but he has an unhealthy obsession with slaying the undead
• Author Avatar: Of creator and founder of Artix Entertainment, Adam Bohn.
• Badass Adorable: In his childhood, he is all nice and sometimes even cutely falls while attacking, but he'll fearlessly fight wild monsters and zombies with a simple hatchet.
• Badass Cape: Artix wears a long, red cape.
• Battle Cry: "Battle on!"
• Big Good: He qualifies as this alongside Warlic, Lady Celestia, and King Alteon, being the Ideal Hero he is. He has dedicated his life to that of light and purity, being of Incorruptible Pure Pureness. He's also one of the most active heroes alongside the player character, appearing in more quest chains than any other NPC. Not to mention he is a pivotal character in every one of the games by Artix Entertainment.
• Bizarre Taste in Food: Has a particular fondness for wasabi, and puts it on everything.
• Blade Spam: Two of his skills, Combo (Ultimate Light Combo Attack!) and Slash (Undead Slayer Slash!), are multi-hit attacks that do Light-elemental damage in four slashes.
  • Before his update, he had one skill called Holy Strike, in which he made a four-hit Light attack on one enemy target. And before that, he could randomly do that whenever the player used the 'Attack!' command.
• Brain Washed And Crazy: He gets mind controlled by Drakonnan during the Fire War, and serves as the general of one of the waves.
• Brutish Character, Brutish Weapon: As a testament to Artix's strength, in Book 3 he replaces the sword he was using with a big golden battle axe, specifically the Blinding Light of Destiny.
• Combat Medic: As a guest (after a much-needed update), Artix can heal the player's character with his skill, Restore, at the cost of 30 MP.
• Chronic Hero Syndrome: His heroic impulses are so strong, that he cannot even momentarily resist the urge to vanquish evil on sight, even when at risk of blowing his cover during infiltration.
• Crutch Character: The original crutch character before Tomix and Aegis showed up. Artix was far stronger than any other Party Member at the time, especially after his upgrade during the Darkness Orb Saga.
• Curtains Match the Window: Artix has brown hair and equally brown eyes.
• Declaration of Protection: To Vayle, during his childhood... At least, until she got home to her brother.
  Artix: I will get you back to your brother as soon as I can! I think I see a tunnel over there.
  Artix: There is no need to be scared. Follow me, I will protect you!
• Determinator: He'll never give up. Ever. Especially in regards to slaying the undead.
• Doomed Hometown: The village where he (and Vayle) lived was wiped out by the Green Mist, which turned everyone but Artix and Vayle into zombies. It was set on fire and Artix saw it burn.
• Fighting Your Friend: In the Fire War, Artix becomes Brainwashed and Crazy by Drakonnan and serves as a general in his army. Though the Hero doesn’t know it’s Artix until after defeating him, by which point Artix comes back to his senses.
• Finishing Move:
  • As a guest, his skill, Ultimate Light Combo Attack! (Combo) serves as a Limit Break of sorts, given it's normally not available from the start of a battle (unlike his other multi-hit attack, Slash/Undead Slayer Slash.) It's a Light attack that damages the enemy with four critical hits.
  • Storywise, however, he can summon a spear made of pure white light with draconic features as seen in Artix Vs. The Undead, which he uses to finish off Edgar, destroy its Spiritcrystal and unveil the Necromantress.
• Forgotten First Meeting: Artix doesn't know at first that he already knows the Necromantress, but he does.
• Forgotten Friend, New Foe: Downplayed. Though he and Vayle met many years ago, they weren't exactly friends—just a boy and a girl who met on a fateful day of their lives, when each took a different path. Destiny had it they'd clash again as enemies later down the road.
• Fourth-Wall Observer: One of the more fourth wall aware characters in the game.
• Herd-Hitting Attack: His skill, Light of Justice! (Light), attacks all foes.
• Hidden Badass: Before his much needed upgrade, he was only a level 3. But a message always accompanied recruiting him, saying he could take on enemies that were hundred level higher than him. He would remain the strongest guest until Tomix showed up.
• He Who Fights Monsters: Surprisingly averted. Despite dedicating his life to eradicating the undead, he remains a jolly Ideal Hero who is pure of heart. Though he has shown shades of being Ax-Crazy and being guily of Van Helsing Hate Crimes
• Holy Burns Evil: In the Artix Vs. Undead that promoted the game, when Edgar grabs him, Artix uses his paladin powers to burn Edgar's arms off and release himself.
• Holy Hand Grenade: In two of his skills, Light and Blind, he uses spells of only light to damage his enemies.
• Hunter of Monsters: Artix fights the forces of darkness most fiercely, and has dedicated his entire life to battling The Undead. His motivation for doing so is pretty varied: first and foremost, most of them are tortured souls who Cannot Self Terminate and he was to put them all out of their misery by freeing them; they're used by Necromancer mainly to hurt other people, so he wants to protect the innocent; the Paladin Order's servitude to "the light" puts them at odds with the commonly Darkness-aligned undead; it's a bit personal since he lost his village to an Undeath-inducing mist; and finally, pleasure since he's either a Blood Knight, Good Feels Good, or both, because he really enjoys exorcising the Undead.
• Ideal Hero: He usually comes across as this, but it's downplayed. He fights with honor, his goodness is genuine, he looks out for the innocent, stands up for what's morally correct, and serves as a role model for other heroes in many ways. He is, however, not without flaws: for instance he has an unhealthy obsession for exorcising the undead even when they are benign.
• In Harm's Way: Artix practically lives for fighting and battling the Undead. He seemingly loves slaying them, to the point where it's almost an addiction and he can't restrain himself.
• Incorruptible Pure Pureness: As a child, the Darkness Primal Orb whispered in his mind, tempting him with great power if he gave himself to the darkness... but he didn't. In fact, that was the very moment he decided to turn his back on the darkness forever and become a power of good. Vayle, on the other hand...
• Keet: Easily excitable and cheerful even in the darkest of moments.
• Kryptonite Factor: The colour pink, as revealed in the quest Pinkonreach. It temporarily blinds him if there's too much of it.
  Artix: N-no... too m-much... PINK! MY EYESS!!!!1 AAHH!
  Artix: I AM BLIND!! I CANNOT SEE!!! WHAT EVIL IS THIS?!
• Leeroy Jenkins: He tends to jump at the chance to exorcize any undead.
• Light 'em Up: All of Artix's attacks do Light-elemental damage.
• Light Is Good: He is one of the purest heroes in the series, and all of his attacks center around Light.
• Lighter and Softer: Even in the darkest times, Artix's goofy cheeriness never fails to lift the mood.
• Loyal Animal Companion: Daimyo the undead slaying pomeranian, based on Artix's real life dog who passed away in 2017.
• Magic Knight: A paladin, with healing/defensive powers, and capable of Light-elemental attacks.
• Meaningful Name: Krieger means "warrior" in German.
• Mentor Archetype: In Book 3 he has taken up training new Paladin recruits.
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: His eagerness to vanquish the undead has landed the Hero in hot water a few times.
  • In the Gatekeeper quest, the Hero had already come up with an elaborate plan to get past the guards which was close to succeeding. However Artix cannot restrain himself from attacking and they end up fighting anyway.
  • In Frostval 2007, he shows up slays the spirits of Frostval when they were just about to help Xan have a Heel–Face Turn. This leaves the Hero on his/her own to stop Xan and save the world.
  • In Frostval 2014, the AdventureQuest Worlds Artix uses a Time Travel Fairy's wand to merge all the timelines, so all the heroes could be together for Frostval. However this causes all the heroes to merge with different versions of themselves (resulting in some bizarre appearances), bringing Celestia back from the dead, pulling many characters from other Artix Entertainment games into DragonFable, as well as the different versions of Akriloth merging into the most powerful version yet.
• Noodle Incident: What happened to the Blinding Light of Destiny has never been fully explained. Artix only says It's a Long Story that ended in a battle against a Master Necromancer, who summoned a creature from the Plane of Eternal Darkness. Artix couldn't slay it and so had to seal it in his battleaxe—creating the Shadowreaper of Doom in the process.
• One-Man Army: Artix can vanquish entire armadas of undead with ease. During the assault on the Necropolis, it's revealed the heroes of Falconreach took out 5 million undead together, while Artix took out the other 5 million all by himself.
• Out of Focus: He vanishes for quite a while from the end of Book 2 to late Book 3. He finally gets in contact with the Hero at the Swordhaven Tournament before appearing in person for the "Growing Shadows" Saga.
• The Paladin: Played with. Artix is literally referred to as a Paladin, being a Magic Knight and an incorruptible force for good. Although his status as a Church Militant is depicted in AdventureQuest, in DragonFable Artix has shades of a Warrior Monk as seen by his belief in "the light." His personality however is quite atypical of Paladins, being a Blood Knight who relishes battle and slaying of evil.
• Parental Abandonment: Artix lost both parents to the Green Mist when he was twelve-or-so years old.
• Parental Substitute: Lady Celestia, who nursed him back to health and began training him to battle the forces of evil, took care of him after his village was burned. He had enough tea to last him a lifetime, though.
• Pungeon Master: Likes making puns, much to the derision of his fellow allies... and The Undead.
  • When encountered in the Cemetery, he has list of things he can't say fron of the undead: they're puns.
• Quest Giver: For the "Darkness Orb" quest chain, and a few Amityvale quests.
• Reaction Shot: In Moonridge: Saved!, along with Lady Vayle. "Could this be the same Vayle I met when I was a little boy?"
• Series Mascot: Alongside Twilly and Robina the Hood, he is the most frequently used in promotions for the game, not to mention the game's company is named after him.
• Speak in Unison: With the Hero, in a lengthy sequence in the Moonridge: Saved! quest.
• Speaks Fluent Animal: Artix understands the barks that Daimyo gives.
• Stag Party: As Rolith's best man, Artix organizes a bachelor par-tay—a wrestling championship against undead!
• Starting a New Life: As a child, his hometown was wiped out by the Green Mist and lost everything, only to be found by Celestia. A few years later, he joined the Paladin order as a paladin-in-training. In his own words:
  Artix: I put all thoughts of the village behind and looked forward to my new life.
• Took a Level in Badass:
  • Artix has always been a badass, but his guest (for a long time) was non-scaled at level 3 and had just one skill (Holy Strike). After a much needed update, he is now level-scaled and has five new skills—Ultimate Light Combo Attack!, Restoring Light, Undead Slayer Slash^note which lowers enemy Light resistance, Blinding Light and Light of JUSTICE!—making him once again one of the stronger guests.
  • In Book 3, he reacquires his Blinding Light of Destiny, becoming yet even more powerful. While he does have fewer skills, the ones he now has are devastatingly powerful. His default attack does 200% damage (215% damage against Undead), his Purify which is an upgraded version of his old "Ultimate Light Combo Attack!" which does 5 hits of 100% damage each (for total 500% damage), and Restoring Light which full heals Artix.
• Trademark Favourite Food: Holy Wasabi.
  • As seen in Too Many Cooks, Artix carries it around with him, and puts it on everything.
  • In The Funeral, he leaves some Holy Wasabi on Warlic's memorial statue.
  • In Critical Failure!, he slipped some Holy Wasabi in the Hero's backpack, thinking s/he "might find it useful."
• 24-Hour Armor: He wears it in bed, he wears it in the shower, he wears it in battle, he wears it all day and night!
• Van Helsing Hate Crimes: Artix slays the undead on sight, without a second of consideration for the consequences and if they really are a threat. While it's true most undead are souls of the deceased forced to serve the evil necromancer controlling them, some of them aren't doing any harm and prefer their undead state. This even includes benevolent spirits trying to help the heroes.
  • In Frostval 2007, the Hero meets the Ghosts of Frostval Past, Present, and Future and explain they will be capable of giving Xanta Claus a Heel–Face Turn and stop him from destroying the world. However Artix shows up out of the blue and destroys all three spirits. When the Hero is recovering from shock, Artix misinterprets this for gratitude and reassures the Hero that the ghosts would no longer haunt the town.
  • The Hero comes across a troop of friendly Necromancers who use the undead to perform music as entertainment for guests. The Hero watches the happy scene and makes a mental note to ensure Artix doesn't find this place.
  • In AdventureQuest, this is taken to its logical conclusion: that he can become a Knight Templar / Well-Intentioned Extremist. Considering not all undead are bound to necromancers^note Some have nice peaceful lives trying not to bother anyone and don't like the idea of being exorcised, he may commit Van Helsing Hate Crimes, and when he decides to wage a war against all necromancers, his single-mindedness won't allow him to listen to neutral necromancers nor stop the conflict, which ended up bringing about the disruption of Lore's ley lines and the Paladin Order's ex-communication from "the church" by the Lady of Light herself.
• Watching Troy Burn: During his childhood he witnessed as his home village was invaded by the green mist and his people and family were turned into zombies.
• Wouldn't Hit a Girl: In Hero's Heart Day 2013 quest, Bachelor Party, the player plays as him in the Defensive Artix armor, he prefers Honor Before Reason and gets his ass kicked by Alina's bridesmaids because he won't attack them at all.
  • In battle, when the player clicks the Attack! command, he will say "Nope!" and do nothing for the rest of the turn. His two other skills are similarly useless: Explain, in which he raises his hand and shouts "Please let me explain!" and has no effect, and Holy Strike, in which the foam hammer glows, but before completing the attack, he says "Ya know what....nope. Can't do it." and doesn't attack.
• You Can't Go Home Again: The night of the Green Mist Artix "lost everything and everyone that [he] ever knew" and had to start a new life.

Robina the Hood/Princess Victoria

"Robina the Hood at your service. Steal from the rich, give to the.... cute little cuddly wuddly forest creatures!"

^{Click here for her Book 3 appearance.} 

In her own words: "Robina the Hood at your service. Steal from the rich, give to the.... cute little cuddly wuddly forest creatures!" Well, that explains how those monsters got all that gold.

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• A Friend in Need: She is one of the people the Hero enlists during the fight against Caitiff.
• Badass Normal: Robina has no special powers, simply a lot of skill with using the bow.
• Boyish Short Hair: Cut her hair short to Disguise herself as Cinquefoil and infiltrate the Rose, as a result, when she later has to take over as Queen following Alteon's injury, she wears a wig kept on by her crown to make her hair seem longer.
• Captain Ersatz: Literally a female Robin Hood.
• Improbable Aiming Skills: Has marksman accuracy that rivals that of Zhoom.
• Innocent Blue Eyes: Has these and is one of the most idealistic heroes in the game.
• Kicking Ass in All Her Finery: During the Gala in Book 3, she helps the Hero protect King Alteon while escaping from the castle.
• King Incognito: She is really one of the daughters of King Alteon, Princess Victoria. She keeps her entire Robina Hood identity and activities secret from him because she knows he would disapprove of what she is doing. However, in "Victoria's Secret", her identity is finally exposed to her royal family and her father after some deliberation accepts Victoria's double life as she is (according to the Hero and herself) helping Lore by doing what she does.
  • In Book 3, after the rise of the Rose it is implied that she has gone into hiding and is masquerading as a young man named Cinquefoil. Though there has been no confirmation yet, the fact that Cinquefoil has red hair and blue eyes like Robina, stands in the exact same spot that Robina did in previous books and was seen helping to defend Falconreach with bow and arrows during the latest Friday 13th war, it's extremely likely that Cinquefoil is Robina.
• Money Spider: She steals from the rich and gives to the monsters. Apparently, she is the one responsible for most of the gold you find on them.
• Pretty Princess Powerhouse: Princess Victoria is secretly the legendary outlaw bandit, Robina the Hood.
• Quest Giver: Of several Dragon Egg Saga quests, and some quests lying around Surewood.
• Really Royalty Reveal: In Sir Ano's quest chain, The Hero finds out that Robina is actually the secret identity of King Alteon's second daughter, Princess Victoria.
• Rebellious Princess: In spite of, or more likely even because of his own career, King Alteon doesn't exactly approve of any of his daughters getting involved in adventuring, which is part of the reason Princess Victoria poses as an outlaw named Robina. In Book 1, she is a bandit that steals from the rich and gives to the monsters. In Book 3, this goes much further. Since her father is working with The Rose to wipe out magic, she has decided to pose as a boy named Cinquefoil to infiltrate The Rose, understand their true intentions, and to some extent, work against them.

• Samus Is a Girl: In Book 3, she poses as a boy named Cinquefoil in order to infiltrate The Rose. Her disguise is remarkably effective to the point that even her build looks decidedly masculine.
• Series Mascot: Along with Artix and Twilly, she has constantly been used to promote games by Artix Entertainment.
• Tomboy Princess: Rather than stay in the castle wearing pretty dresses, she leads a band of noble outlaws to steal gold from bandits to give to monsters.
• Warrior Princess: Likes masquerading as a warrior, stealing gold from bandits and giving it away to random monsters for heroes to find and pick up later.

Valencia Surehunter

"Why hello there Adventurer! I'm Valencia, world famous rare item hunter! Could I interest you in this rare statue? Only 1 Billion gold!"

^{Click here for her Book 3 appearance.} 

A rare item hunter who took over the "family business" after her father went missing in search of "The Ultimate Treasure". She is eventually reunited with her father, but he turns out to be a villain. Often an ally to the Hero, most prominently during the "Dragon Egg Saga", "Earth Orb Saga", and several "Valtrith" quests. Has something of a rivalry with Symone DuBellmount.

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• Adventurer Archaeologist: A badass Treasure Hunter who has taken on countless monsters.
• Devious Daggers: As a rogue class who by nature bends the law, she has throwing daggers as an attack.
• Enemy Mine: She reluctantly joins forces with her rival Symone to help the Hero take down Baron Valtrith.
• Eyes Always Shut: In Book 1, while she's invited as a party member, during battles her eyes always appear shut.
• Family Business: She is a renowned Treasure Hunter, just like her father. She mentions it when the player talks to her in That A Way.
• Hair Color Dissonance: She has purple hair, which she seems to have inherited from her father.
• Missing Mom: Her mother is never shown nor mentioned. She only has her father, Trey Surehunter.
• Quest Giver: Most importantly, of the Bacon Origins questchain.
• The Rival: To Symone, due to Treasure Hunters and Monster Hunters not getting along.
• The Sneaky Guy: She is classed as a rogue, where she favors Devious Daggers and stealthy attacks.
• Treasure Hunter: Her job title, where she dedicates her life to finding treasure.
• Took a Level in Badass: Originally she was always a fixed level 8, and had one special ability which was knife throwing. She received an upgrade along with Artix and now gets scaled with the Hero. She also has three new abilities including; a double hitting attack, a guaranteed critical hit, and additional health potions to the standard two.

Warlic

^{Click here for him in his younger years.} 

The Blue Mage is one of the most powerful NPCs in the game. In fact, he's so powerful that he rarely interferes in anything because he can't risk his power getting out of control. Has a rivalry with Xan that goes way, way back.

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• 10-Minute Retirement: Book 3. He's locked himself in his tower for a few years. Justified, since he's still dealing with the after-effects of being split into two beings, and is trying to fully regain "enough control that [he's] not a danger to everyone around [him]."
• All-Powerful Bystander: Justified. For all the almost unlimited capacity for magic (given his lack of need for mana) and his extensive knowledge about magic, he's one of the most powerful characters in the game, but chooses to do nothing against threats directly (...unless someone really needs him) because it may as well be The End of the World as We Know It.
• And Your Reward Is Infancy: His reward for saving the Ateala from his father, Wargoth, was to become a human baby and end up in Lore, with his memories intact. He didn't take well to the situation, though.
• Arch-Enemy: To Xan, who had dedicated his entire life to destroying Warlic.
• Arc Hero: Initially he was this for the "Wrath of Xan" Saga, but he ends up taking center stage once again in "Book 2: Elemental Dissonance" which revolves around him.
• Archnemesis Dad: His late father, Wargoth ("Sr.")
• Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy: Actually an Arrogant Magic Guy, but he still fits the trope during his Academy years.
• The Archmage: The title he is known by.
• Author Avatar: Of John (JD) Adams, the real life Warlic, who is in charge of Music and Coding.
• Back from the Dead: Lampshaded. His memorial statue in Falconreach has "he got better" scratched into it.
• Badass Bookworm: Though he's a master of the magical arts already, he continues his studies to discover the secrets of the universe.
• Badass Long Robe: During the course of the story, he wears a long, sumptuous blue robe.
• Being Human Sucks: Warlic definitely felt like this during the first decades of his exile on Lore in human form.
• Big Good: Serves this role alongside Artix, Lady Celestia, and King Alteon. He is tasked with maintaining the elemental order, and is one of the most important allies.
• Break the Haughty: He's a Jerkass until the point when Jaania is frozen and Alex is set on fire. He is immediately horrified as he's realized he's no better than his father, blinded by his ego, and promptly changes his attitude in life, trying to atone for what he's done.
• Catchphrase: "Interesting, very interesting"
• Create Your Own Villain: It is Warlic's actions of accidentally setting Alexander on fire and turning the flames to healing flames, which led to the creation of Xan the Insane Pyromancer. Warlic is fully aware of this and blames himself.
• Curtains Match the Window: He had brown eyes and brown hair in his Academy years, unlike his present/future self, who is purple-eyed and white-haired.
• Death Is Cheap: He dies during the Elemental Storm War, killed by Nythera, but he's revived not too long after.
  Warlic: Dying is of little consequence to me, I have been to Death's Realm before. We all float there.
• Deus Exit Machina: He might theoretically be able to solve almost every problem you come up against... except that using too much magic would make him overload on mana and probably destroy the world.
• Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: He is capable of outfighting the Elemental Avatars, and did so once to make them spare his apprentice.
• Fighting Your Friend: Xan pits him against the Hero in a Sadistic Choice. However this Warlic turns out to be an illusion while the real Warlic teleports behind Xan and pushes him into the Arena for the Hero to fight, while Warlic casts a spell to cut off Xan’s tie from the Pyronomicon.
• Fountain of Youth: In the Alexander Saga, it's the second time he's experienced teenagehood (in a human body, at that), much to his annoyance.
• Generation Xerox: Downplayed. Once he splits into "Wargoth" and "the Professor", his Infernal half goes on a rampage on Somorah, the very same planet his father (whose name is Wargoth) had once terrorized. Like his father, Warlic's half (called "Wargoth" because the Ateala still remembered his father and mistook Warlic for him) terrorized them... before destroying the planet.
• Good Hair, Evil Hair: In the Alexander Saga questchain, he's got a mustache, in contrast to Alexander's beard... and his future clean-shaven, atoner self.
• Half-Human Hybrid: It is unclear whether he is a literal Half-Human Hybrid, but he is not entirely human. He is in fact, partially demonic in nature.
• Handicapped Badass: For reasons, he can't use his magic to its full capacity and so he rarely takes direct action.
• Heel–Face Door-Slam: Jaania rejects Warlic's apologies and freezes him away into a prison of ice.
• Helping Would Be Kill Stealing: The secondary reason Warlic doesn't just wipe out all the bad guys (or control the world for that matter).
• Hero with Bad Publicity: After Book 2 and the Alexander Saga, his status as the Big Good becomes tarnished, both in- and out-of-universe. After all, someone destroyed his magic tent in the Elemental Foothills.
• Hidden Depths: He is deceptively more powerful than he first appeared when the Hero teams up with him to take down Xan. This was only a fraction of his true power, which rivals that of the Elemental Avatars.
• Human Popsicle: His fate at the end of Book 2, along with the Hero and Xan, thanks to Jaania. He eventually manages to break free and starts The Hero's thawing before being forced to flee... only to lock himself in his tower.
• Humanity Ensues: For rebelling against his father, he lost his wings and Infernal form, and was trapped in a human body (as a baby), and forced to go through a second childhood. He's not keen to gaining such humanity.
• I Am Not My Father: Warlic strives to not be like his father, the original Wargoth. In The Duel, he says to himself that he "was supposed to be better than [his] father."
• Inferiority Superiority Complex: During his Academy years, as a result of being trapped in a human body and discovering that he could no longer use his once 'unlimited' power however he pleased, he disliked the very idea of having to compete with a puny human (that is, Alex) and feels the need to prove himself as superior... until their duel.
• Irony: While technically not killed, Jaania imprisons Warlic (and Xan) in a block of ice, just like how he accidentally got her imprisoned.
• Jerkass: During his years in the Magic Academy in Swordhaven, he was very arrogant and egocentric, with a devil-may-care attitude. Basically, a Jerk Jock to Alexander. Thankfully, he Took a Level in Kindness and much needed slice of Humble Pie.
  • According to Geo (and explicitly stated in The Master Apprentice/The Duel), the reason why he's a jerk in the Alexander questchain is because he remembers how amazing he was in his Infernal form, before rebelling against his tyrant father (standing up for what he thought was right) and paying for it: Reduced to mere humanity, forced to rebuild himself and go through a second childhood, trapped on Lore (and having lost his wings), unable to use his power freely lest he 'sploded... he's indeed frustrated.
  The Professor: He was... in a new place, a new body. Arrogant. Impetuous.
• Laser-Guided Amnesia: As the Professor and Wargoth merge back into one body, his memories of what happened during the split are a bit fuzzy, to say the least. However, the Hero suspects he knows more than he lets on.
  Warlic: No. No, I won't remember.
  The Hero: (thinks): Or you don't want to....
• Let's You and Him Fight: Xan forces him to fight The Hero.
• Literal Split Personality: At the end of Book 1, having surpassed his mana limit, he splits into the Professor (his human half, and who represents his fragility and feelings), and Wargoth (his Infernal half, who represents supreme power). Neither remember who they were before the split, until the Professor deduced it.
• Love at First Sight: He falls in love with Jaania from the moment he first meets her.
• Mage Tower: Shares one with Cysero, which The Hero enters in The Coming Storm and Corundum Corruption.
• Merlin and Nimue: The Merlin to Nythera's Nimue.
• Minored in Ass-Kicking: He actively refrains from fighing anyone... unless he really has to. On the other hand, he prefers to assist people with his knowledge of the magical arts.
• Mystical White Hair: 200 years after Jaania's freezing, he has white hair.
• My God, What Have I Done?: He immediately regrets setting Xan's face on fire and trapping Jaania in a crystal. He also probably regrets almost killing everyone as Wargoth. Only time will tell, though.
• My Greatest Failure: According to the Professor, one of Warlic's greatest regrets was (and is) what he did to Xan all those years ago. What happened to Jaania is most likely the other one.
• Must Make Amends: He is remorseful about his jerkassery during his school years towards Xan and the part he played in trapping Jaania in an Ice crystal. He's tried to redeem himself for two-hundred years by the time the Hero meets him for the first time.
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He is responsible for Xan and Jaania's descent into madness and villainy.
• No Good Deed Goes Unpunished:
  • When he was young, he rebelled against his father, Wargoth "Sr.", and though he saved the Ateala from Somorah, his wings were taken from him and was cast to Lore, where he was trapped in human form and had to relearn how to control his powers.
  • More recently, Warlic helped cast a Light protective spell all around Falconreach to shield it from the Mysterious Stranger's darkness.... but he surpassed his mana limit, and split in two halves (The Professor and Wargoth) as he tried to get away from Lore as quickly as possible. Once they merged into Warlic again, his Infernal half had already gone on a rampage for being repressed for so long, and Jaania was quick to rub all of his mistakes and actions (some of which he had no control over) in his face, only to freeze him alongside the Hero and Xan.
• Not as You Know Them: The Alexander Saga, where he's an arrogant prick in contrast with the level-headed helpful archmage we know.
• "Not So Different" Remark: He realized in his duel against Alexander that he was not so different from his father, and that he had been blinded by ego.
• Our Demons Are Different: He is part infernal, a race of demonic fire elementals.
• Person of Mass Destruction: Warlic has a unique mana pool, which actually fills up as he casts more spells instead of expending it. He is (one of) the strongest magic users in the entire world, even capable of outfighting the Element Lords. But every spell he casts risks bringing about the End of the World as We Know It, especially as he starts reaching his mana pool's capacity.
  • In fact, he did destroy Somorah, an ENTIRE planet, in his Infernal form.
• Playing with Fire: In The Duel, he has three attacks that do 100% Magic Fire damage.
  • Attack 1 - Runs up to you and turns his orb into fire as flames ignite you for 3 hits
  • Attack 2 - Runs up to you and summons a Fire Imp whom opens up a flame pit for 4 hits
  • Attack 3 - Runs up to you then floats and raises his staff at you and sends down fire bolts for 4 hits
• Phlebotinum Overload: As Warlic casts spells, his mana pool actually increases instead of decreasing like most casters. If it increases too much, it risks bringing about the End of the World as We Know It or splitting Warlic into his two different natures.
• Physical God: Warlic at his full potential is so powerful that he can take on the Elemental Avatars, the closest the game has to literal gods. However he rarely resorts to this and is usually an All-Powerful Bystander.
• Quest Giver: Of the "Wrath of Xan" questchain.
• Really 700 Years Old: His exact age is unknown, but he has been on Lore for several centuries at least, and looks like an attractive young man.
  • Geopetal revealed he's 5,000 years old, much like his AQ counterpart.
• The Rival: To Alexander until their duel, which ended with Jaania trapped in ice and Alex on fire. From then on, Warlic regretted everything and dropped the rivalry. Xan, still resentful, continues with the animosity.
• Shock and Awe: When fought in Xan's Volcano Fortress and Mind Chamber, he has two magic attacks that deal Energy-elemental damage: "Ice Arrows" and "Energy Lightning".
• Single Tear: He sheds one after Wargoth and The Professor merge back into him, and Jaania freezes them after telling him everything she thought about him. Most likely it's remorse.
• Split-Personality Merge: As it turns out, the Professor and Wargoth are his human and Infernal halves, respectively. In order to defeat Wargoth, the heroes have to merge them back together into Warlic.
• Summon Magic: Warlic is capable of summoning Fire Imps and Flamedances to torment Alex in The Master Apprentice, Playing with Fire and The Duel.
• Wizard Duel: In Petty Squabbles, Warlic dares Alexander into prove that he can defeat him through a duel. It doesn't end well.
• You Shall Not Pass!: Delivers one to the Elemental Avatars, as he tries to protect Nythera from their wrath.

Falconreach

Aria

See Aria at Dragon Fable Falconreach

Ash Dragonblade

See Ash Dragonblade at Dragon Fable Falconreach

Batoro

See Batoro at Dragon Fable Falconreach

Twilly

See Twilly at Dragon Fable Falconreach

Oaklore

Rolith

"Welcome to Oaklore Keep, home of the honorable Knights of the Pactogonal Table."

Captain of the Knights of the Pactogonal Table. Loves tormenting The Hero with his insanely difficult Code Monkey Challenges. After the Time Skip, when The Hero finally breaks free of his/her prison, Rolith gives a quick rescue and brings The Hero up to date on recent events. He returns during the "Calamity" Saga, where the Hero recruits him and Alina to help rescue Draco from the Darkness and stop Caitiff once and for all.

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• Author Avatar: Of one of Artix Entertainment's lead programmers.
• Badass Normal: A very powerful party member, despite lacking magical powers.

• Blade Spam: When he's in your party, he deals 4-6 hits in one attack.
• Blood Knight: Seems to have become one in Book 3, during "Old Friends" of the Caitiff questchain. He has gotten sick of fighting the weak Rose recruits, and becomes excited of a challenging enemy.
• The Captain: Captain of the Pactagonal Knights.
• Defector from Decadence: Rolith gives his resignation after Alteon forces him to let The Rose garrison at Oaklore and starts giving concussions to members of The Rose and even his former comrades, the Pactagonal Knights.

• Hero Antagonist: Is one during Frostval 2011, "Merry Togsmas", where he barricades the Frost Moglins within Frostvale and antagonizes the Hero, deluding himself into thinking the Hero is a threat when s/he wants to free the Moglins.
• La Résistance: Becomes one to the Rose in Book 3.
• Knight Templar: He temporarily becomes this in the 2011 Frostval storyline. Alina calls him out on it.
  • Strawman Has a Point / Properly Paranoid: Something usually does happen to the Frost Moglins that puts them in peril around Frostval, and the Hero almost always has to be the one to put whoever's responsible to rights after under-evaluating or being entirely unaware of the threat at hand. Just because his approach is extreme doesn't mean Rolith's heart isn't in the right place.
• Punny Name: Averted; he's the only Pactogonal Knight who doesn't have a Punny Name.
• Quest Giver: Of the general Oaklore Keep quests.
• Sanity Slippage: In Book 3, fighting the Rose for so long has been hard on his mental state, and the once goofy noble knight has become very bitter and cynical. He now hates the Rose with a burning passion, is unwilling to side with them against greater threats, and attacks them on sight.
• Wacky Marriage Proposal: Rolith and Alina are both Author Avatars of staff members. Real-life Rolith proposed to real-life Alina via an in-game cutscene parodying The Man Your Man Could Smell Like.

Sir Ano

"Greetings, <Character>, and welcome again to Oaklore Keep. Rest a bit, I'm sure your travels have tired you and I have a proposition for you."

A recently knighted Pactogonal Knight who asks The Hero to help him become a true hero and live up to his family's reputation.

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• The Apprentice: To the Hero.
• Captain Ersatz: Of Cyrano de Bergerac.
• Gag Nose: Has a long pointy one jutting out.
• Hero-Worshipper: To an extent. He does indeed idolize the Hero.
• Kid Sidekick: To the Hero.
• Legacy Character: An In-Universe example; he's Sir Ano de Berg'rac the Sixth.
  Sir Ano: I come from a long and illustrious lineage, a clan of uncommon Knights. You may have heard of my great-grandfather, Sir Ano the Second.

• Punny Name: His name is a play on the name Cyrano de Bergerac.
• Quest Giver: Of his own questchain where he follows the Hero's example and learns to become a hero himself.

Amityvale

Thursday

"Welcome to Amityvale, <Character>! Where it is a beautiful night every single day!"

^{Click here for her Book 3 appearance.} 

A longtime resident of Amityville and a friend of Raven by Book 3, she appears to have some connection to its mysterious events. she turns out to be a descendant of the vampire Lord Frydae XIII.

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• Arc Hero: Of the "Amityvale" saga in both Book 1 and 3.
• Artifact of Attraction: Not her. In Book 3 she mysteriously receives a necklace and develops a disturbing fixation to it, ignoring the worries of her friends and keeping it with her.
• The Chosen One: Thursday was prophesied to be the one who would unite all of Darkovia, and bring peace to the dark inhabitants and the humans.
• Curtains Match the Window: Thursday has jet black hair and eyes.
• The Cutie: Is very attractive and has a sweet personality.
• Damsel in Distress: Thursday disappears from Amityvale in the Blood and Roses saga. Raven and the Hero race to find and rescue her before the vampires do. Subverted in that Thursday never needed rescuing to begin with, as she'd gone to stay with Safiria who is an ally.
• Expy: Of Wednesday Addams, the Creepy Child who lives in a Haunted House. Her father is also named Fester, as in Uncle Fester from the Addams Family.
• Freaky Is Cool: She's fond of the darkness that skirts Amityvale.
• The Immune: Thursday was once bitten by Lon when the latter was captured after she tried to rescue him. As Chaney found out, Thursday was immune to lycanthropy
• Half-Human Hybrid: As of Castle Crashers, it is revealed that Thursday is the descendant of the light elemental, Amaris, explaining her immunity to lycanthropy.
• Informed Loner: When the Hero asks to Raven about how she met Thursday, the Hero mentions that Thursday was a loner.
• Nice Girl: She is a kind person at heart, with no ill-will in her at all. This is shown in the Blood and Roses finale, when she begged Safiria to spare Lord Frydae's life even though he'd tortured her, drank her blood and had been about to turn her into a vampire.
• Only Friend: She is Raven's only friend in Amityvale.
• Parental Abandonment: Her parents are nowhere to be seen during both the Book 1 and Book 3 sagas. It looks like Thursday's been living alone for most of her life.
• Perky Goth: Dresses in gothic lolita esque clothing, but has a friendly and engaging personality.
• Quest Giver: Of the "Amityvale" questchain in Book 1 and the start of Book 3, before Raven takes over in her absence.
• She Is All Grown Up: After the Time Skip, compare this◊ with this◊.
• Turn the Other Cheek: At the end of the Blood and Roses saga, Thursday asks Safiria to not kill Frydae despite all he’s done, because "he's family". Safiria agrees to it, and instead steal's Frydae's heart, takes away his fangs and weakens him badly.

Raven

See Dragon Fable The Rose

Sho'Nuff Island

Rhubarb

"Avast ye scurvy dog! You can call me Rhubarb. If you need something in Osprey Cove, you come to me. We pirates trust nobody."

^{Click here for him post-Wind Orb.} 

The first mate of the Red Betty who resides in Osprey Cove, later becomes Captain when Blackberry turns out to be a traitor. He reappears in Book 3 when Sho'Nuff Island is attacked by Caitiff's forces and the Hero convinces the pirates and ninjas to team up against the common threat.

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• Author Avatar: Of the real life Rhubarb who is a Database and Website Programmer.
• Enemy Mine: Has been forced to join forces with Thyton and the ninjas when faced with a common threat.
• Eyepatch of Power: Has an eyepatch over one eye.
• Friendly Pirate: Rhubarb is a firm ally of the Hero, being very pleasant company and even covering for the Hero when they accidentally blow up a ship full of expensive potions.
• Insistent Terminology: He insist on being called Captain Rhubarb, and not just Rhubarb.
• Last-Name Basis: Everyone refers to him as Rhubarb, except Big Daddy. Naturally, the Hero is lost as to whom he's referring when he says "Tom" in the Love Ship quest.
• Quest Giver: Of the Pirate half of the "Wind Orb" questchain.
• The Rival: To Thyton.
  • Also develops a Friendly Rivalry with Captain Mazurek during Book 3.
• Talk Like a Pirate: As with every Artix Entertainment pirate.

Thyton

"Greetings <Character>. I am Thyton, leader of the Shadow of the Wind Clan of ninja here on Sho Nuff Island."

A Ninja leader who is after the Jewel of the Four Winds (actually the Wind Orb) who recruits the player for help. He reappears in Book 3 when Sho'Nuff Island is attacked by Caitiff's forces and the Hero convinces the pirates and ninjas to team up against the common threat.

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• Author Avatar: Of the real life Thyton who is an artist.
• Cool Helmet: His face is hidden in a helmet.
• Enemy Mine: Has been forced to join forces with Rhubarb and the pirates when faced with a common threat.
• Expy: Of Kakashi Hatake, who is directly invoked by several aspects of his character. Much like Kakashi he is an elite ninja mentor of a ninja village (similarly named to that of Naruto's "Hidden Leaf Village"). He also is fond of a raunchy work of fiction called Itchy Itchy Paradise (the one Kakashi reads is named "Icha Icha").
• Highly-Visible Ninja: While the rest of his armor is relatively subdued, he wears a bright golden helmet and matching shoulder pads.
• Ninja: The lead ninja of the village and the ninja trainer.
• Quest Giver: Of the Ninja half of the "Wind Orb" questchain.
• The Rival: To Rhubarb.
• Scarf of Asskicking: Wears a scarf even while fighting.

Sandsea

Zhoom

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A Ranger and Bounty Hunter introduced in the "Light Orb" Saga who initially works for Sek-Duat XV, but switches sides after being told that Sek-Duat XV doesn't intend to pay him. He later becomes an ally of The Hero, after seeing the error of his ways, and becomes one of the regular heroes of Falconreach. He returns in Book 3 where the Hero discovers he is actually Sek-Duat's last living descendant, and that Sek-Duat was draining him, before being saved by the Hero. He is also recruited as an ally in the fight against Caitiff.

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• The Ace: An in-joke among the staff is that Zhoom "never fails".
• Anti-Hero: Starts off as a Bounty Huner who's Only in It for the Money, though he does abide by a Code of Honour. He later learns from the Hero of the value of fighting for what he believes in and transitions to a proper hero.
• Arc Hero: Of the Light Orb Saga, though unlike most examples he started off as an Anti-Hero that antagonized the Hero.
• Author Avatar: Of the real life Zhoom who is a Game Programmer for AdventureQuest Worlds.
• Badass Normal: He does not have any special powers, unless you count dexterity and superior marksmanship, but he's one of few opponents who fights the Hero more than once in the same quest, manages to fight evenly with him/her, and still manages to fight alongside him/her without any time to rest. He's also one of the most powerful guests, with an assortment of status effect abilities.
• Bounty Hunter: His job description prior to his Heel–Face Turn where he joins the heroes of Falconreach.
• Bow and Sword in Accord: Wields a bow and arrow, as well as a cutlass.
• Code of Honour: Every ranger has their own code of honor they abide to, with Zhoom being no exception.
• Deadpan Snarker: Shows shades of this when he personally meets the Hero for the first time, even though it wasn't the first time the Hero met him.
• Determinator: In the words of Zhoom himself:
  Zhoom: Many assume that my reputation comes from my fighting ability, but anyone can learn to use a sword or shoot a bow. What sets me apart are my strong will and determination. I refuse to let anything stop me. I keep going long after all the others have given up.
• Familiar: He can summon his Zixcy companion into battle.
• Genocide Backfire: Sek-Duat XIV hunted the Sand Elves to extinction. Turns out Sek-Duat XIV and Sek-Duat XV are the same person, so when Zhoom helps The Hero defeat him it becomes an example of this trope.
• Half-Human Hybrid: He is half Sand Elf from his mother's side, as well as an unknowing descendant of Sek-Duat.
• Have We Met Yet?: In "Titans of Battleon", Future Zhoom accompanies Future Artix and Cysero to meet the Hero, before the Hero meets Zhoom, resulting in the Hero not knowing who Zhoom is.
• Heel–Face Turn: After you finish the Light Orb Saga.
• It Amused Me: Turns out he knew you were working for La Résistance all along. He didn't turn you in because it was way more fun with you around.
• Last of His Kind: He is the last Sand Elf as well as the last remaining descendant of Sek-Duat.
• Noble Demon: Before joining forces with the Hero he was a money hungry Bounty Hunter who abided by a Code of Honour.
• Not in This for Your Revolution: Initially had this mindset, being fully aware of Sek-Duat's corruption but not caring so long as he got paid. He changes his mind after the Hero teaches him the value of fighting for something he believed in and becomes a genuine hero.
• Only in It for the Money: At first, before the Hero teaches him otherwise which leads to his Heel–Face Turn.
• Pointy Ears: A trait of being half elf.
• Quest Giver: Of the "Light Orb" questchain.
• Trick Arrow: Has a few of these, including fire arrows and a stunning bomb arrows.
• You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Sek-Duat seemingly planned to kill Zhoom to finally complete his genocide of the Sand Elves. Though the truth turns out to be more complicated.

Dragesvard

Galanoth

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^{Click here for him with his head in a paper bag.} 

A Dragonslayer and an ally of The Hero. Despite his hatred of dragons, he accepts that The Hero is a DragonLord at the end of the Ice Orb saga. The fact that he seemingly hadn't noticed The Hero's Dragon up until that point is Hand Waved by him claiming he thought the dragon was a horribly deformed dog. In Book 3 he returns, now relinquishing his strict ideology of killing dragons on sight, having accepted they are endangered due to the actions of the Rose. He is also one of the allies recruited by the Hero in the fight against Caitiff.

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• Author Avatar: Of the real life Galanoth, who is second in command to founder Artix, and a lead programmer.
• Arch-Enemy: Akriloth, the Dragon who destroyed his village and killed his family.
• Arc Hero: Of both the Ice Orb and Fire Orb Sagas, as both deal with dragons.
• Ax-Crazy: As obsessive as Artix is about slaying the undead, Galanoth is obsessive with slaying dragons.

• BFS: The DragonBlade.
• Blood Knight: Especially when Dragons are involved.
• Character Development: He's grown a lot by Book 3 where to the Hero's surprise he has cast aside his obsession with killing dragons and has accepted their are an endangered species thanks to the Rose.

• Cool Sword: He replaces his spear with a weapon completely made of dragonbane, the DragonBlade.
• Crazy-Prepared: As a few scraps of dragonbane left over from crafting his Dragonblade, Galanoth powdered the leftovers and rubbed it into his armor. It was Plan B.
• The Dragonslayer: His job description, where he specializes in killing dragons.
• Dragon Knight: He wears dragon shaped armor and is a Dragonslayer.
• Enemy Mine: In Book 3, the Order of Dragonslayers and Dragonlords make a treaty to protect the dragons, due to the Rose hunting them down.
• The Faceless: He keeps his face hidden by a dragon-shaped helm in order to be a faceless horror to the dragons.
• Fantastic Racism: Toward dragons. To be fair, a dragon did kill his parents.
• Happily Adopted: Following the death of his parents, he was adopted by Demento's family.
• Heroes Prefer Swords: After his spear gets broken during the battle with Aisha, he wields his DragonBlade as a replacement. Though if invited as a party member, he doesn't use it until Book 3.
• In Harm's Way: Especially when Dragons are involved.
• Man of Kryptonite: He powdered his armor with Dragonsbane, and intentionally lets Aisha devor him so that she will become weakened.
• Mythical Motifs: The Dragon.
• Odd Friendship: With the Hero, considering the two of them are a Dragonlord and a Dragonslayer, that are supposedly sworn enemies.
• Parental Abandonment: Galanoth lost his parents in one of Akriloth's attacks at the tender age of five. After that, he was Happily Adopted by Demento's family.
• Quest Giver: Of the "Ice Orb" questchain.
• Tragic Keepsake:
  • The locket from A Cold Reception containing photos of his deceased parents.
  • The Enchanted Stones from the quest Tipping The Scales belonged to his deceased mother, an enchantress. For many years, dragons used them as chips, baubles, winning them in games of chance. Thanks to the Hero (if s/he trains the Dragon Slayer armor), he recovers some of them.
• Sworn Brothers: With Demento. After Galanoth's real family was killed, he was adopted into Demento's family and the two grew to treat each other like real brother's.

Dragesvard Alliance

King Linus

The king of the Killy Willy Kilguin Tribe, who is a small penguin.

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• Ascended Extra: He was available as a pet before becoming an NPC, with an important role during the Ice Orb saga.
• Badass Adorable: He states that Killguins select their leaders based on cuteness rather than strength, and as a result he's a leader not a fighter. Though when you take him into combat he's still quite useful.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: He's definitely royalty, but still aids the Hero in battle.
• Shamu Fu: One of his attacks is throwing a fish at an enemy.

Grrol Blackclaw

The shaman of the Ursice Savages, a polar bear species.

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• Bears Are Bad News: His species in general. He's actually the first bear who isn't bad news for the Hero.
• Natural Weapon: He possesses sharp claws to use in combat.
• Seers: He can see visions of the future.
• Only in It for the Money: Not Grrol Blackclaw himself, but the Ursice Savages. They find picnic hampers irresistible, so Grrol has the Hero offer one to the Huntmaster to secure his loyalty.
• Proud Warrior Race Guy: The Ursice Savages are savage warriors.

G'Joob

The lorekeeper of the Tuskers, a walrus species.

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• Fang Thpeak: Stated, but not shown. It's the reason why Tuskers communicate via Telepathy.
• Technical Pacifist: Tuskers are a peaceful race, but will still fight to defend their home.
• Telepathy: Like all Tuskers he communicates via telepathy. He explains it's because due to their tusks people made fun of their speech.

Fire War

Demento

Galanoth's blood brother from his adoptive family. He helps the Hero defeat Akriloth and later uncovers the threat about Drakonnan, but is killed by the villain.

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• Killed Off for Real: The first major character to die on-screen. He was killed by Drakonnan for daring to spy on him and Xan.

Popsprocket

Yix

A Gnome of Popsprocket and the Technomancer trainer.

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• Brain Uploading: He didn't survive the destruction of Popsprocket, or at least his body didn't. But he did manage to upload his consciousness into a weird gadget.
• Cool Old Guy: One of the more elderly gnomes.
• Finally Found the Body: In Book 3 "Can We Yix Him?", the missing Yix is finally found, dead buried under a pile of rubble.
• Gadgeteer Genius: Like all Popsprocket gnomes.
• Our Gnomes Are Weirder: These gnomes are technologically savvy.
• Quest Giver: Of the Energy Orb questchain.
• Smart People Wear Glasses: Dons a pair of spectacles.

The Locker

Aquella

Another surface dweller? Can't you stay on land? Why do you have to keep invading my home?

Believed to be the last Water Elf, Aquella resides in the Locker where she tries to keep humans and their litter away from the ocean floor. She is Arc Hero of the Water Orb Saga.

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• Adaptational Attractiveness: Her adult appearance in Book 3 DragonFable is much more attractive and stunning than how she looks in AdventureQuest.
• Amazing Technicolour Population: Blue skin like all Water Elves.
• Arc Hero: Of the Water Orb Saga.
• Because You Were Nice to Me: The reason why she comes to trust the Hero, despite her initial hostility to them.
• The Cameo: Makes a surprise appearance in the introductory cutscene of the 2016 Friday 13th war, warning the Hero about Caitiff's presence in the ocean and her studies of the Hero's past enemies.
• The Chosen One: She is the Aegis, the true guardian of the Water Orb.
• Damsel in Distress: When Captain Davey kidnaps her. The Hero has to go rescue her.
• Dark and Troubled Past: Her people disappeared suddenly long ago, leaving Aquella as the last remaining Water Elf.
• Fantastic Racism: Is initially mistrustful of The Hero because of this.
  Aquella: Another surface dweller? Can't you stay on land? Why do you have to keep invading my home?
• Hair Color Dissonance: She has sort of greenish-blue hair.
• In-Series Nickname: Davey calls her "blue ears".
• It's All My Fault: Blames herself for what happened to the other Water Elves, because she had played with the Water Orb when she shouldn't have.
• Last of Her Kind: She is the last Water Elf remaining in the ocean. Subverted when it turns out that the other Water Elves aren't really dead, just brainwashed by Kathool.
• Magical Barefooter: As a water elf, she doesn't really have a need for them since she lives underwater.
• Pointy Ears: Well, yeah. She is an elf.
• Quest Giver: For the "Water Orb" questchain.
• She Is All Grown Up: It's quite a shock to see how Aquella has changed in the Time Skip between Book 2 and Book 3. The Hero doesn't even recognize her until she mentions that "it's been a long time". She looks like a goddess compared to her younger self.

Diawe & Caran

Two DeathKnight twin sisters who are former members of Davey's crew, who help out the hero.

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• Always Identical Twins: They are identical twins.
• The Cameo: They make a cameo in Book 3 Falconreach as background NPCs. They don't seem to recognize the Hero after the Time Skip, not believing s/he is the one they knew.
• Chekhov's Gun: Due to being unresting DeathKnights that are immune to Kathool's corruption, they are the only ones who can aid the Hero in the Final Battle.
• Cursed with Awesome: As a result of being DeathKnights they never rest, but this is what makes them immune to Kathool Atchoo's influence. In addition, the curse doesn't seem to bother them at all.
• Curse That Cures: More accurately their Death Knight curse prevents them from falling asleep and therefore grants them resistance to Kathool Atchoo's Mind Screw abilities.
• Dark Is Not Evil: Deathknights are usually evil beings, but these two are allies to the Hero.
• The Dividual: They're so similar they might as well be the same person.
• Fangirl: Huge fans of the great yogi, and enjoy quoting him.
• Hair Color Dissonance: They have purple hair.
• The Immune: They are not effected by Kathool Atchoo's corrupting influence.
• Let's Get Dangerous!: They're quite quirky, cheerful at inopportune moments, but they are quite competent in battle.
• Recognition Failure: In Book 3, they can be found in Falconreach where they have a Have We Met? moment with the Hero.
• Those Two Girls: They're never seen apart.

Willowshire

Guardian Fortuna

The team leader of the Guardians fighting Gorgok's army. She is the Quest Giver of the Earth Orb saga.

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• Arch-Enemy: Has the most personal connection to Gorgok.
• Chronic Hero Syndrome: Tries to rush over to help her fallen comrades when they get exposed to the Entropic Dragon's corrupting flame, but is held back and told there's nothing she can do.
• Frontline General: Was more than willing to rush into the field to rescue her fallen Guardians, before being held back as it was too late to save them.
• Quest Giver: Of the Earth Orb saga.

Fae

A character who first showed up in beta and had fans before she made her first "official" appearance in the Nature Orb saga. Turns out she's had possession of the Earth Orb for the last 1000 years.

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• Achievement In Ignorance: She manages to find the Nature Orb, gain eternal youth, live for centuries, and develop shapeshifting powers. And the whole time she thought the Orb was a garden ornament.
• Animal Motifs: She is a Cat Girl and possesses a lot of feline abilities.
• Breakout Character: Possibly the most demanded character in the game before finally being brought in as a Party Member with her origins being explained.
• Cat Girl: The form she got stuck in is a human lady, with cat ears, paws, a tail, and a dress made of cat fur.
• Genki Girl: Eternally upbeat and cheerful, where even being cursed with Involuntary Shapeshifting for a millennia not dampening her spirits.
• Immortal Immaturity: She acts very child like, in contrast to her age.
• Involuntary Shapeshifter: She has no control over her shapeshifting. Even a single sneeze can result in her turning into a bird.

• Older Than They Look: She's over 1000 years old.
• Really 700 Years Old: The Nature Orb granted her eternal youth. She was a child during the creation of the Elemental Orbs, which was 1000 years ago.
• Technically Naked Shaoeshifter: The clothes she wears are the remnants of a partial-transformation before she got hit with Shapeshifter Mode Lock.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: The Hero never finds out what happened to her after the events of the Earth Orb Saga and the Book 1 Finale.

Tomix Saga

Tomix

"I am Tomix, a Soulweaver on a mission."

^{Click here for his Book 3 appearance.} 

A SoulWeaver who accidentally released seven corrupt elemental spirits on the world, and has dedicated his life to hunting them down and banishing them. He is the Quest Giver of the Tomix Saga questchains in both Book 1 and Book 3.

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• The Atoner: For releasing several evil elemental spirits from their prison.
• Arc Hero: Of the "Tomix Saga" in both Book 1 and Book 3.
• Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence: The one of the final rewards for the Corrupted Seven Inn challenges is Elpis, the Elemental Spirit of Hope (as a special cape item). The item text, as well as the distinctive scar, implies that it's Tomix.
• Arch-Enemy: To Envy. While Tomix had dedicated his life to hunting down the corrupt elemental spirits he had released, it is Envy who is the most personal due to posing as his Big Bad Friend Aspar. Along with the fact his life is tied to Envy’s due to being his SoulAlly, meaning vanquishing Envy would also end his own life.
• Author Avatar: Of the real life Tomix Danao, lead artist and animator for DragonFable.
• Badass Fingersnap: In Book 1, his "Circle of Retribution" attack has him summoning a whole heap of soul daggers which surround the opponent. Then at a snap of his fingers all of them fly toward and pierce the enemy.
• Badass Longcoat: Wears a long brown coat that goes to his ankles.
• Blade Spam: He has several attacks that involve rapid strikes with his spiritlooms.
• Blessed with Suck: Tomix's spiritlooms were fused to his hands due to an accident early in his life. When they broke during the fight with Greed, his physical hands were destroyed along with them. In Book 3 he has materialized his soul to replace his hands. His weapons now being a permanent part of him allow him to be very deadly in combat, however it means his "hands" can no longer physically touch anything material and will pass right through.
• Born Unlucky: Poor Tomix, sometimes it seems like he's Lore's personal stress ball. He released corrupted spirits by accident, fought with his brother, had to fight off and seal the corrupt spirits, lost both of his arms fighting Greed, didn't get the girl, and died to destroy Envy. He even says outright that he can't think of a good thing that ever happened to him other than the Hero.
• Can't Live Without You: He actually died when he accidentally released the corrupted elemental spirits. Aspar brought him Back from the Dead, but Tomix's resurrection was linked to Aspar's own life.
• Celibate Hero: Despite being a Chick Magnet and having Ship Teases with Riadne and Mazurek, he ultimately pushes them away, knowing he could never live a normal life. He instead encourages Riadne to get with Izaac.
• Chick Magnet: Tomix is quite attractive to females in the game, and has had many crushes and attempts to flirt with him, as Riadne and Mazurek have both done.
• Crutch Character: Tomix replaced Artix as the most powerful Party Member at the time, being able to land multiple hits with high chance of critical damage. Plus he does "Evil" damage which has quite rare resistance.
• Dark Is Not Evil: He actually does Evil-elemental damage, and is a broody loner, but one of the good guys.
  • Averted in Ravenloss Book 3 finale, after synchronizing with Pandora, he does "Good-elemental damage".
• Dead Man Walking: In Book 3 he knows his time is coming to an end, as that is the only way to defeat Envy, and does not plan on returning from the trip into the void.
• Did Not Get the Girl: Despite a very obvious signs that Tomix and Riadne had feelings for one another in Book 1, ultimately they do not get together. This is due to Tomix pushing her away so that she can live a happy life with Isaac, knowing that he was going to die.
• Dying Moment of Awesome: Has one of the most memorable deaths in the whole game.
• Flash Step: Tomix, like most Soul Weavers, is able to move at incredible speeds and leave behind a purple streak, which is a technique called Soulblink.
• Final Speech: Gives one when he's about to commit suicide by falling off the ledge and into the void.
• Fusion Dance: SoulWeavers can synchronize with a SoulAlly. He does so with Pandora to be strong enough to overcome Envy's forces.
• Glowing Eyes of Doom: When he soul synchronizes.
• Grand Theft Me: Gets his body stolen by Envy in the hopes the Hero wouldn’t attack his ally.
• Handicapped Badass: When his spiritlooms break during the fight against Greed, at the end Book 1 Ravenloss, his physical hands were destroyed along with them. He instead materialized his soul to replace them.
• Heartbroken Badass: In Book 3, he is just as much of a badass and continues to fight monsters alongside the Hero. However he is full of bitter self-loathing due to the revelation that Aspar is Envy and was using him the whole time. He even has an attack called "Sorrow" to signify his depressed emotional state.
• Heroic Suicide: Knowing that he will die anyways, he commits suicide by dropping off into the Void Core in order to take Aspar/Envy with him.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners:
  • With Aspar.
  Tomix: He is my closest friend, my SoulAlly. Without him, I would be lost.
  • If the Hero is male, it applies to him too. During Tomix's farewell speech he actually says the Hero means the world to him.
• Hunter of Monsters: Hunter of the corrupt elemental spirits he released.
• I Lied: Spoken word for word in Book 3, when Tomix tricks the Hero into taking a catapult with him.
• I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Tomix got involved with an arachnomancer named Riadne, but broke up with her and encouraged her relationship with his best friend. He presumably did this due to the fact that he knew he was doomed to die.
• Killed Off for Real: He dies falling into the Void Core. It is implied however that he did get Ascended to a Higher Plane of Existence.
• Oh, Crap!: Related to his Wide Eyes and Shrunken Irises moment mentioned below.
• One-Man Army: At the time of his introduction he was the most powerful guest, and remained that way for a very long time. He can easily mow down hordes of Chaosweavers and other enemies in the cutscenes.
• Purple Is Powerful: His soul manifestations are purple in color, which is also the color of his soul self. This is also due to the fact that he harnesses the "Evil-element" as part of his Dark Is Not Evil theme.
• Quest Giver: Of the Ravenloss questchain, in both Book 1 and Book 3. Alternatively called the "Tomix Saga".
• Sanity Slippage: During the Void Voyage in Book 3, Tomix is more and more obsessed with taking down Envy. And only the player character along with the other Void ship crew members manage to hold him from slipping into fits of madness every so often.
• Ship Tease: With Riadne in Book 1, and slightly with Captain Mazurek in Book 3.
• Sibling Rivalry: He doesn't get along with his brother.
• Silver Fox: His hair was originally red, but turned silver after he messed with the spirit looms tainted with the corrupted Spirits.
• Stealth Pun: He has a soul patch.
• The Stoic: He is one of the most serious, melancholic heroes featured in the game. The Hero even comments that he was way too serious.
• Super-Speed: As a Soul Weaver, Tomix has incredible speed.
• Taking You with Me: He knows he won't survive taking Envy out, but he's willing to do it anyway if it means ending the threat of the seven corrupted spirits for good.
• Wide Eyes and Shrunken Irises: Played straight with him spotting a catapult boulder flying in his direction in Book 3 quest 'Desert Night'. The Oh, Crap! expression he puts is priceless.

Riadne

"I can take care of myself, thank you very much!"

^{Click here for her Book 3 appearance.} 

An arachnomancer that Tomix and the Hero encounter in Ravenloss, whom Tomix develops a crush on. She gets possessed by Envy/Aspar who uses her for his own ends.

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• All Webbed Up: Has a few spider webbing based attacks.
• Arachnid Appearance and Attire: As an arachnomancer, this is a given.
• Babies Ever After: Has a child with Izaac after the end of the Book 3 Tomix Saga.
• Badass Adorable: She is considered to be very cute in-universe, and is also quite a competent fighter.
• Damsel in Distress: She is kidnapped by Greed and the Chaosweavers in the Book 1 Tomix Saga, although she actually manages to escape on her own.
• Damsel out of Distress: Even when abducted and threatened by Chaosweavers Riadne manages to stay calm and find a way of escaping her predicament.
• Dead Guy Junior: Has a daughter with Izaac, who she names Tomix, in honor of her fallen friend.
• Demonic Possession: She is possessed by Aspar at the end of the Book 1 Tomix Saga, who uses her for his own evil goals.
• Informed Ability: As an Arachnomancer, she's supposed to be immune to all forms of poisons.
• Meaningful Name: Her name is a play on that of the Greek mythological character Ariadne.
• The Medic: She studies healing after the events of Book 1, and is recruited as the Void Ship's medic in Book 3.
• Pregnant Badass: Fights in the War at the Core while pregnant with her and Izaac's child.
• Ship Tease: With Tomix in Book 1 and Izaac in Book 3.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: The Girly Girl to Captain Mazurek's tomboy.
• Whatevermancy: She is an Arachnomancer.
• Youthful Freckles: Riadne has freckles on her face, mostly near her nose.

Aegis

A spirit who becomes the Hero's Soul Ally, allowing the player to become a SoulWeaver.

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• An Ice Person: An Elemental Spirit of Ice.
• Barrier Warrior: Specializes in generating shields, which protect the Hero.
• Big Damn Heroes: Shows up in Calamity to save the Hero from falling to death by freezing him/her in ice. Though the Hero doesn't enjoy the experience due to their history of being frozen in ice for years.
• Bond Creatures: A Soul Ally will be bound to a SoulWeaver for life, which he has done with the Hero.
• Et Tu, Brute?: Back when he was alive he perished when an ally SoulWeaver he had just saved from drowning pushed him into the freezing water.
• Hidden Depths: Human Aegis in "Just Chillin'" is very goody and an annoyance to the Hero, unlike his usual calm collected manner.
• Hypno Pendulum: He carries one to channel his ice powers, though it's not a hypnotic one.
• Fish out of Temporal Water: In "Just Chillin'", Aegis is given a temporary body as part of his Deathday, and is revelaed to be quite unfamiliar with changes to modern day customs since his death.
• Ice Palace: Downplayed, When the chaos in Ravenloss is gone he acquires a home that was previously abandoned and freezes it over to his liking
• Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: Gains a shield post timeskip.
• Meaningful Name: His name means "protection" or "support", in reference to his abilities of shielding and supporting the Hero.
• Mundane Utility: He is seen levitating an open book in front of him to read while laying back in midair in his home in Ravenloss
• Synchronization: With the player character after s/he becomes a SoulWeaver.
• Took a Level in Badass: Thanks to the player being frozen during the timeskip, Aegis was able to become stronger because of the strong magical properties of the ice, leading to a slightly more human appearance and more defensive power.

Greedling

Formerly a loyal underling of Greed, who the Hero takes pity on. It ends up betraying the Hero for Greed, but after Greed is killed it asks for forgiveness and can be adopted as a pet.

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• And Now for Someone Completely Different: There is one quest where you play as Greedling, with Greed testing your memory.
• Badass Adorable: Several instances have stated it to be cute in-universe, but it can serve as a battle pet for the Hero.
• The Faceless: Its face is covered by a skull mask.
• Heel–Face Turn: Once Greed is defeated, Greedling reforms and wishes to join the Hero.
• Non-Human Sidekick: If the Hero chooses to adopt it.
• Skull for a Head: Wears a skull mask.

Izaac Stellini

Izaac Stellini

^{Click here for his Book 3 appearance.} 

A former classmate and childhood friend of Tomix, who ends up becoming a teacher at Edelia School of SoulWeaving. In Book 3 he is in a relationship with Riadne, but is ill. He is recruited as a member of the Void Ship Crew.

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• Childhood Friends: With Tomix, who he had known from Edelia the School of SoulWeaving School.
• Eye Scream: His left eye gets disfigured sometime before Book 3 after being attacked by a void creature.
• Mind Virus: As a result of the attack, he has been infected by a void virus that caused him to slowly descend into madness.
• Odd Friendship: It's mentioned that back when they were students Izaac was the bookish student while Tomix was The Prankster. In spite of that they are best friends.
• Sibling Yin-Yang: Is far more polite and affable than his younger brother Lanrete. Though as his mind wears away from Void Madness, it remains to be seen how long he'll stay that way.
• Ship Tease: With Riadne in Book 3. They become an Official Couple by the end of Book 3's Tomix Saga and have a child some time after.

Void Ship Crew

Mazurek

Mazurek

A pirate captain from Osprey Cove, and later admiral. Tomix and the Hero go to her for help to sail through the void in their quest to stop Envy. Afterwards she becomes a reoccurring character for pirate related quests. She reappears in the Caitiff questchain where Sho'Nuff Island is attacked by darkness with the pirates and ninjas, believing each other are responsible before the Hero intervenes. She also regularly in "Talk Like A Pirate Day" events.

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• The Ace: Said to be the best captain on Lore. She can handle ninja mooks and Void monsters without her crew, well on her own.
• Ambiguously Bi: Flirts with the Hero in "Talk Like A Pirate Day 2016", regardless of their gender. It's also implied she "loves everyone".
• Back-to-Back Badasses: With the Hero when they come under attack from ninjas.
• The Captain: Of her own pirate crew no less and later of the void ship.
• The Cameo: She appears in the "Missed Raven", during Raven's flashback as the captain who transported Raven's family across the seas when she was a little girl.
• Friendly Pirate: She is a proud pirate, but is quite friendly and good company, although she's a bit more ruthless than most heroes.
• In-Series Nickname: Tomix and the Hero call her "Maz".
• Magical Accessory: Wears a magic earring that can summon up winds.
• Moveset Clone: Has the same set of Pirate class moves as Rhubarb, with slightly more variation in damage and a weaker followup to landing a critical hit.
• Mix-and-Match Weapon: She has a Gunblade like cutlass on hand.
• Only Known By Her Nickname: Turns out Mazurek is an alias, and her real name is Jarmila.
• Pirate Girl
• Sassy Black Woman
• Talk Like a Pirate: As with almost every Artix Entertainment pirate.
• The Tease: Casually flirts with Tomix when he and the Hero ask for her help, prompting a Luminescent Blush in the former.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: The Tomboy to Riadne's Girly Girl.

Mysterious G.

Mysterious G./Eirn

A Popsprocket gnome under the guise of the "Mysterious Gnome", who later gets recruited as the engineer for the Void Ship in Book 3.

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• Ascended Extra: He was a minor character during the Energy Orb Saga, but has a much bigger role in Book 3 Tomix Saga when he joins the Void Ship crew.
• Brainwashed and Crazy: He gets manipulated by Envy and fights the Hero.
• Distinguished Gentleman's Pipe: Always seen smoking a lead pipe.
• The Engineer
• Gadgeteer Genius
• In the Hood: As Mysterious G., he always dons a hood.
• Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold
• Mysterious Stranger: During his Mysterious G. guise.
• Pint-Sized Powerhouse: He may be short, but he is a very tough opponent in battle.
• The Smart Guy: Of the Void Ship crew.

Yashta

Yashta

An Atalean who is destined to become the servant of the Hero and Tomix.

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• Barefisted Monk: Because his body itself was directly blessed by the Empress, he fights with his own fists rather using any weapons.
• The Big Guy: Of the Void Ship crew.
• The Chosen One: Chosen by the Empress of Atrea to serve the Hero and Tomix.
• Happiness in Slavery: Obsessively considers the Hero and Tomix to be his Masters and loyally serves them. The Hero however doesn't approve and instead accepts him as a friend.
• The Stoic: Shows very little emotion, until Tomix Saga finale, where he sheds tears for the first time.
• Undying Loyalty: To both the Hero and Tomix.

The Final Recruit (SPOILERS)

See Vaal at Dragon Fable Other Antagonists

Book 2: Elemental Dissonance

The Professor

The Professor

An old, mysterious man who is hailed as the savior among the Ateala of Atrea, yet has a mysterious connection to Wargoth.

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• Arch-Enemy: To Wargoth, with the demon despising him for invading his mind and wanting to destroy the old man.
• Cool Old Guy: He appears at least centuries old, but that doesn't stop him from being a formidable opponent who can challenge the likes of Wargoth.
• Death of Personality: In order to stop Wargoth, the Professor agrees to merge with Wargoth back into Warlic. How the Ateala feel about this is their beloved Professor sacrificing himself in order to vanquish Wargoth and restore Warlic.
• Doctor Whomage: Less apparent than Doctor When, but he still ticks quite a few boxes. The Professor goes by a teaching profession as his title, is a Science Hero who uses tech, has a different past version of himself, and takes a companion in the form of Konnan.

• Goggles Do Nothing: He has steampunk style scientist goggles pearched on his head, but is never shown using them.
• Heroic Neutral: Initially wants to be left alone, but since the Hero and the Ateala need his help, and he's connected to Wargoth...
• Identity Amnesia: The first thing he remembers is pulling, tearing, and then waking up on Somorah in the care of the Ateala, from whom he received his moniker of the Professor.
• Literal Split Personality: During the Day of Darkness, it turns out Warlic had created too much mana, which resulted in him splitting into two beings, of which the Professor is his human half, and who represents fragility and feelings.
• Psychic Link: An inexplicable one with Wargoth, with both appearing in each other's dreams.
• Science Hero: Utilizes technology to fight, to make up for lack of physical ability and magic powers.
• Split-Personality Merge: To stop Wargoth, the Professor has Jaania, Xan and the Hero, as well as Apprentice/Konnan, help him merge back into Warlic.

Apprentice (SPOILERS)

See Konnan/Drakonnan at Dragon Fable Other Antagonists

True Mortal

A mysterious Spirit Warden who guards a Sealed Evil in a Can that lies behind his portal.

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• An Offer You Can't Refuse: Played for Laughs in Hero's Heart Day 2014. Beleen forces him to work as the Love Ship's bartender, or she would turn Thorn pink. He accepted.
• Author Avatar: Of one of the artists for DragonFable.
• The Bartender: In Big Daddy's Love Ship. Beleen says he makes a "mean moglinberry cocktail."
• Canine Companion: He has one in his black wolf, Thorn.
• Dark Is Not Evil: He has a rather ominous appearance, but is on the player's side
• Ironic Name: In spite of being called True Mortal, he is over millenia old.
• Quest Giver: Of the "True Mortal" saga.
• The Stoic: Very apparent during Hero's Heart Day 2014, the Love Ship, where he makes it clear he isn't the "lovey-dovey" type and is very out of place.

Resistance

Kara SuLema

Kara SuLema

The Leader of the Sulen'Eska La Résistance who decided to come out of hiding as the threat of the Rose grew. She's a wind elf who uses her wind powers to repel enemies.

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• Author Avatar: Of Eukara Vox, one of the writers of DragonFable.
• Amazing Technicolour Population: Like all Wind Elves, she has black skin.
• And Now for Someone Completely Different: You can play as Kara in the "On Broken Wings" quest of the Sulen'Eska questchain, where she infiltrates the Rose and gets captured.
• The Atoner: Part of her motivation for infiltrating the Rose garrison in "On Broken Wings" is to make up for something hurtful she did to Saellah long ago.
• Badass in Distress: She is captured by Akanthus while infiltrating the Rose garrison, and has to later be rescued from her plight by Sir Leon and his men.
• Blow You Away: As a wind elf she controls the power of wind magic.
• Cold-Blooded Torture: Due to how she looks in "Homecoming" and "An Uncertain Future", it can be deduced that she was severely tortured by Akanthus during her captivity.
• The Confidant: Vows to be this for Jaania, despite the two women being on opposing sides in the fight between Sulen'Eska and the Rose.
• Expy: Of Eureka Vox from AdventureQuest.
• Heroic Sacrifice: She risks her life to spy on the Rose directly in their garrison; she inevitably gets caught.
• The High Queen: In spite of not being a queen she still fits this trope.
• Nice Girl: Is one of the kindest people the Hero meets in Book 3.
• Reasonable Authority Figure: She is the Rebel Leader of Sulen'Eska, and respected and well-liked for her leadership and her willingness to fight the Rose and give refuge and help to many victims of Akanthus' machinations.
• Rebel Leader: She is the leader of the resistance against the Rose in Sulen'Eska.
• La Résistance: Leads one against the Rose.
• The Magic Goes Away: She seeks to prevent this, which puts her at odds with the Rose.
• Quest Giver: Kara is the one in charge of giving the "Sulen'Eska" questchain.
• Raven Hair Ivoryskin: Inverted, she has a pitch black complexion but porcelain white hair.

Sir Leon

Sir Leon

A MageKnight who was once loyal to King Alteon before being exiled as the King fell into the Rose's influence. Now based in the Shears

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• And Now for Someone Completely Different: The player can play as him while rescuing Kara in "Homecoming Hurts".
• Magic Knight: One of the strongest in Lore.
• Oh, Crap!: His reaction when Kara opens her eyes and attacks him in "Homecoming Hurts".
• Quest Giver: Giver of the quests associated with The Shears quest-chain.

Crest

The apprentice to Sir Leon

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• Powered by a Forsaken Child: Was kidnapped by the Rose to power to Occulus device, which allowed the Rose to locate and capture magical creatures.

Sulen'Eska Resistance

Mritha

A Dragonrider who is part of Sulen'Eska's resistance against the Rose.

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• Arch-Enemy: To Saellah, who she holds a personal grudege against for attempting a genocide on the dragons.
• Big "NO!": Utters one when she discovers that Kara has been captured by the Rose.
• The Chains of Commanding: Even before taking Kara's place, Mritha dreads the idea that she may have to lead the Sulen'Eska resistance one day, feeling that she would not do a good job. During Kara's absence, as leader of the resistance she feels burdened by the responsibilities of her position and misses Kara's presence, wishing for her safe return.
• Dragon Rider: Of her dragon, Odgne.
• The Lancer: She is second to Kara in the resistance After Kara is captured, Mritha becomes the leader of Sulen'Eska.
• The Leader: Is leader of the Sulen'Eska resistance while Kara is held captive by the Rose.
• Psychic Link: Has one with her dragon, Odgne.
• Purple Is Powerful: Her armor and weaponry is completely purple.
• Rebel Leader: She is the main dragonrider who helps lead the rebellion against the Rose. After Kara is captured she becomes the leader of Sulen'Eska in Kara's place and takes charge of the entire resistance movement.

Niki

A mage who is part of Sulen'Eska's resistance.

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• Ambiguously Human: It's not clear if her green skin and hair is due to a side effect of her nature powers or if she has some nonhuman heritage.
• Author Avatar: Of one of the bug trackers of DragonFable.
• Code Name: was referred to by "N" prior to meeting her in person because she was undercover
• Green Thumb: She casts nature elemental magic
• The Informant
• In the Hood
• Technicolor Eyes: Pink eyes.

Melissa

A fairy princess who is allied with Kara SuLema and a fierce armored warrior.

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• Author Avatar: Of a dev known as Melissa4Bella, who is a tester and Game Liason.
• Our Fairies Are Different: Very different to the traditional fairy, being tall, wearing armor, and a fierce warrior. She specifically lampshades this when the Hero is surprised by her appearance.
  Melissa: What did you expect? Gauzy dresses, dainty slippers and curly, bouncy hair that glowed in the sunlight?

Dracelix

Dracelix

An Elven Paladin who resides in Swordhaven, offering his weapons in exchange for crystal shards found in local quests. After the timeskip, he becomes part of Sir Leon's army.

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• Author Avatar: Of one of the artists for DragonFable.
• Holy Hand Grenade: As a paladin, this is given.

Holiday Party Members

Icemaster Yeti

See Icemaster Yeti at Dragon Fable Holiday Characters

Chilly

See Chilly at Dragon Fable Holiday Characters

Irwin Dundee

Irwin Dundee a.k.a. Zardhunter

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• Awesome Aussie: An obvious parody of this trope.
• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Despite his comical incompetence of being attacked by zards, he's actually really strong in battle and has one attack which has four consecutive hits.
• Expy:
  • Of both "Crocodile" Dundee and the late Steve Irwin, combining both their names and taking after the Awesome Aussie animal wrangler shtick.
  • In-universe he's also one to the Frogzard Hunter from AdventureQuest. In fact it's possible he is the Frogzard Hunter in his younger days.
• Hunter of Monsters: A Zard Hunter to be precise.
• Legacy Character: The Frogzard Hunter from AdventureQuest is either his successor or an older version of him.
• Meaningful Name: As mentioned above in expy, his name is a combination of Steve Irwin and Crocodile Dundee.

Bubble, Toil, and Trouble

See Cauldron Sisters at Dragon Fable Holiday Characters

Symone DuBellmount

Symone DuBellmount

A monster hunter, and the last living member of the DuBelmount clan. Symone aims to avenge the death of her family. When she is first encountered, she is trying to remove Baron Valtrith from Doomwood, and has been at it ever since. Has something of a rivalry with Valencia Surehunter

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• And Now for Someone Completely Different: You can play as Symone in the "Castle Nostromo" quest.
• Anti-Hero: One of the more darker heroes who is remorseless in vanquishing monsters. She has no qualms of vanquishing Zorbak, should he refuse to cooperate.
• Arch-Enemy: To Baron Valtrith, who she has dedicated her life to hunting down.
• Captain Ersatz: She's a gender-flipped Simon Belmont from Castlevania.
• Dark Is Not Evil: Utilizes dark based attacks, and stealthy shadow techniques, but is a hero.
• Enemy Mine: She is forced to team up with her rival Valencia to help the Hero take down Baron Valtrith.
• Good Is Not Nice: As bequeathing a Hunter of Monsters, don't expect her to be soft.
• Heart Trauma: She collects the hearts of the monsters she slays.
• Hunter of Monsters: Comes from a long line of them. Also gives out the Shadow Hunter Armor. Being a monster hunter puts her at odds with Valencia, who would rather preserve artifacts while Symone would rather destroy them at risk of them being an Artifact of Doom.
• Mini-Mecha: She uses one in "Castle Nostromo" to fight the Void Queen.
• Required Party Member: A subversion, while you do not have to have Symone in your party when you fight Baron Valtrith in his castle, having her at your side will the make the battle against him much easier.
• She Who Fights Monsters: After fighting monsters for so long, she comes off as a Knight in Sour Armor and relentless in vanquishing the forces of evil.
• Quest Giver: Of the Baron Valtrith Saga.
• The Rival: To Valencia, due to Treasure Hunters and Monster Hunters not getting along.
• Rugged Scar: Symone has a scar across her eye.
• The Stoic: One of the more serious, dour characters.
• Sword and Gun: Carries a large blade with a handle in the middle, and a pistol that shoots shadows.
• Throwing Your Sword Always Works: One of her attacks involves flinging her sword at enemies before it returns to her hand.

Thom and Ralon

See Thom and Ralon at Dragon Fable Holiday Characters

Verlyrus

See Verlyrus at Dragon Fable Other Characters

Others

Uaanta Fayt

Uaanta Fayt

An elderly hero from the other side of the planet and noted to be one of Lore's greatest, on par with the Hero.

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• Action Mom: In addition to being one of Lore's greatest heroes, she is elderly and has mentioned grandchildren.
• Composite Character: Uaanta uses a magic wand and a sword, dealing a combination of magic and melee damage, while her Dual Wielding animations are taken straight from the Rogue class, making her a mix of all three.
• Hero of Another Story: The Elemental Avatars note the Hero and her as being the greatest heroes on Lore, but she has little involvement with you before the Avatars send her to you since she lives on the other side of the planet.
• Religious Bruiser: She is considerably more devout to the Elemental Avatars then most people in the part of the world the Hero lives in.
• The Sacred Darkness: On her side of the world, Darkness is sacred and Light was the element of evil.

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