A list of characters who appear in Honorable Hogwarts and its Spin-Off, Hogwarts Futures.
These are the "primary" characters run by each player on the site, and therefore tend to have the most posts and/or the largest amount of focus in the storyline.
Jason Frost
- Bastard Understudy: He became one to Noah Howerton intentionally as part of a Batman Gambit. He became one to Aldous Conor less intentionally, and hasn't quite realized this.
- Crazy-Prepared: Just going by the number of weapons he's carrying at any given time, he's got to fit this trope.
- Cruel and Unusual Death: He's not happy with just killing the Death Eaters, he's gotta make a statement out of it.
- The Determinator: The reason he gets back up from all those injuries. Dates back to Hogwarts Rising, when the only purpose for the character's existence seemed to be Quidditch and he would keep playing no matter how badly hurt he got. This eventually earned him the nickname "Pinata", which was a Lampshade Hanging of his creator's screen name.
- I Know Karate: Justified, since on the now-defunct Hogwarts Rising site that started all this, we got to see him learning it.
- Manipulative Bastard: After forcing Lena to stop bullying his friends at the point of a loaded fist, he decided she shouldn't stop bullying people entirely... he just redirected her negative energy toward the Slytherins, and then let her loose on them.
- Master of Disguise: It helps to have artificial body parts which can be swapped out for other artificial body parts that look different. If he has the same nose in two consecutive threads, it'd be really surprising.
- No One Could Survive That!: He's bounced back from squick-level injuries several times now. It's almost to the point of Hollywood Healing.
- Opposing Combat Philosophies: With Harry Potter. They try not to come to blows over it, but there's always a chance it might happen.
- Power Tattoo: The Mark of Sakiko, which surprised the hell out of him when it appeared on his hand without warning one day. It gives him the same affinity for and ability to control nature as Sakiko herself.
- Properly Paranoid:
- Which led to him executing The Plan against the Deputy Headmistress of Zephyrwit.
- He also devised a method of transmitting information via parchment with absolute security... just seal the parchment and enchant it so that it requires a drop of the intended recipient's blood to be opened.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Madeline was the wrong person for the Brotherhood of the Light to kidnap.
- Sherlock Scan: He can pick up on whether someone is under the influence of the Imperius Curse by reading the expression on their face.
- Spy Speak: Since joining the Wizarding Intelligence Agency, he's become conversant in this. He doesn't do it a lot, though.
- Villainous Lineage: Considering he's probably just about the darkest hero ever, and considering his father was so bad that he murdered his mother in front of him, Jason's got a lot of potential to be a villain later on down the line.
- Would Hit a Girl:
- In his Backstory, it's stated that he got Lena to stop bullying people by beating the crap out of her.
- He also broke one of Kalia's ribs with the butt of a broomstick in one of his first "onscreen" fight scenes.
Madeline Pairis/Madeline Frost
- Distress Ball: Just because she's a badass doesn't mean it's not ridiculously dangerous being Jason's wife. Someone's always after her, and although she can usually fight them off herself sometimes she needs Jason's help (other times, Jason just takes it upon himself to help).
- Morality Pet: She does keep Jason in line, to at least a certain extent.
- Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: Jason, with all those scars and prosthetic replacement parts, isn't exactly pretty anymore. Meanwhile, Madeline is Badass Adorable.
- Unequal Pairing: As badass as Madeline is, Jason is about ten times more badass. Maybe justified, since he's the one who trained her.
Tawnie Hart
- Adaptation Dye-Job: A TV show is made about her life and career. A blond actress is cast in the role.
- Future Badass: As a grown-up, on the Spin-Off site, she goes into a career in law enforcement.
- Hot for Teacher: She had a thing for Aldous.
Aldous Conor
- Big Bad: He posed as this for a while, before being revealed to be a mole.
- Hot Teacher: He was an asshole as a teacher, but he was a sexy asshole.
- Love Redeems: He managed to convert his old Hogwarts girlfriend, Miranda Frost, from a Card-Carrying Villain to a very useful ally for the heroes.
- Mr. Fanservice: Creator/Jason Behr seems to be very popular among the ladies.
- Pet the Dog: Yes, he was a Jerkass for most of the time he was a teacher... but he showed he could be nice when he took Tawnie out of class and personally brought her to the hospital to see her dying mother.
- Reed Richards Is Useless: Averted fairly hard. He's done a lot of things to change the world since Unmasqueing things. Though not all of them are necessarily good... he did order the British invasion of France, after all.
- Training from Hell: The reason he was so hard on his students.
- The Unmasqued World: He abolished the Statute of Secrecy, revealing the existence of wizards and magic to the Muggle world, after becoming Minister of Magic.
Trowa Marshall
- Power Incontinence: Most people have better control over their Animagus forms. Trowa's seems to be more an example of a Superpowered Evil Side.
- The Smart Guy: Though he's not exactly physically weak, so it'd be more of a Genius Bruiser-type situation if he were more inclined to fight without his wand.
Xanthe Chapel
- Cute Clumsy Girl: She was quite clumsy, at first. She seems to have gotten over it for the most part, though.
- Head Pet: Used as an attack in the Battle of Azkaban, where she transformed into an ocelot and then wrapped herself around a Death Eater's head.
- Meaningful Name: Apparently, Xanthe means "blond" in Greek. Guess what her hair color is.
- Ridiculously Cute Critter: Xira thinks her Animagus form is "beautiful".
- Shapeshifter: She's an Animagus. Ocelot-Animagus, to be exact.
Abel King
- Dark Is Not Evil: He was sorted into Slytherin House, and certainly does have a dark side, but he's fighting on the good guys' side.
- Gorn: He is not pleased with the other werewolves, and is the only character who inflicts bloodier deaths than Jason.
- Heroic BSoD: When he finds out that Abrianna has died. Followed by him becoming a Heartbroken Badass.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: He went on one.
Erastes Blake
- Broken Ace: Former Ravenclaw and Auror, skilled fighter, expert on Transfiguration, Magical Creatures, psychology, history and culture, and always willing to put his own neck on the line for others. Shame he's also a paranoid, isolated workaholic with a serious dose of self-loathing. And a vampire.
- Cursed with Awesome: As much as the Super-Strength and unnatural resilience of being a vampire has helped him stay alive, he still sees it very much as a curse.
- Good Thing You Can Heal: In his first battle sequence, he gets injured a lot early on. After he's finished regenerating, he gets back up and saves the collective asses of his teammates.
- Kiss of the Vampire: As Cimarron Arriaga discovered. Far less pleasant when he's not being gentle.
- Sliding Scale of Vampire Friendliness: He's pretty far toward the friendly side.
Lena Lacy
- Ambiguously Bi: The reason she gave for saying no to Cimarron was that she was already in a committed relationship. Note how she never actually came out and said that she's not into girls. Which means that she might be, under the right circumstances.
- Defeat Means Friendship: After Jason put the beatdown on her she stopped bullying the good guys and turned her attention toward fighting the Slytherins.
- Depending on the Writer: Four different people have played this character. Each one has their own interpretation.
- Goth: In all the pictures that have been posted, she certainly looks like one.
Blair Duchess
- Action Girl: Post Auror training, she's taken several levels in badass. She even got to rescue Draco while he was holding the Distress Ball.
- Character Development: She's gotten a lot more... dynamic since then.
- Head-Turning Beauty: Due to her veela blood, people tend to react to her in this way.
- Heel–Face Turn: After she stopped being such a Spoiled Brat, she served with distinction on Harry's side in the Battle of Hogwarts before following him and Ron into Auror training.
Envy
- Anime Hair: Has a spiky, punkish hairstyle that changes color every couple of threads.
- Berserk Button: Is VERY protective of her childhood friend Willow.
- But Not Too Foreign: She's half-American, half-Japanese.
- Cool Big Sis: She's sort of adopted Abigail Delgado as her little sister.
- Equippable Ally: Has been trying to become an Armamgus, but with mixed results.
- Even the Girls Want Her: A lot of older women seem to like her.
- Eye Scream: A sectumsempra to the eye, courtesy of Rage
- Florence Nightingale Effect: It's implied that she's developed a crush on Diop Johnson after he healed her wounds.
- The Goggles Do Nothing: Has a pair of goggles she occasionally wears that apparently serve no purpose other than to make her look cool.
- Half-Human Hybrid: Turns out one of her parents might be a demon.
- The Nicknamer: Whenever anyone has a complex name.
- Only Known By Her Nickname: She's only been called by her real name, Yuu, three times while she's otherwise referred to as "Envy".
- Strapped to an Operating Table: In an attempt to extract the Leviathan from her body
Abigail Delgado
- Sweet Tooth: She constantly requires candy, even though her energy level when she's in a state of candy withdrawal is still really high.
Philo Falkin
- Badass Unintentional: Rather than run, divert their attention elsewhere or attempt to conceal himself when the Slytherins picked on him, he chose to stand his ground and fight back. Possibly an Establishing Character Moment. And then he proceeds to run away and depend on the protection of [[Dudley Do-Right Stops to Help Jason]. As a smart guy he realizes when he's in over his head.
- Black Sheep: It's implied that his siblings are energetic, athletic, and outdoorsy while Philo stays inside studying. And the whole family has been in Hufflepuff but he's in Ravenclaw.
- Cannot Spit It Out: His crush on Obderedria.
- Could Have Been Messy: With a strong side of Paper Cutting. He's survived violent duels and explosions with laughably small injuries.
- Whatevermancy: Continuing to build on the potential in the books, Philo's use of Arithmancy is determining the likelihood of something occurring.
Ratree Surkhanfa
- Badass Bookworm: In her creator's own words, "a meek nerd with combat skills".
- Berserk Button: Don't pick on the name of her hometown (Bangkok) in front of her. For that matter, she doesn't like being given nicknames either.
Avilon Rayne
- Informed Ability: He's supposedly an excellent fencer. His player left the site before we could actually see him do any fencing.
- Put on a Bus: It's been a long time since his account was used. He's been removed from all existing arcs, and all of his arcs have been dropped.
Obderedria Pienas
- Friendless Background: Only child, single mother, shy, unattractive, minimal self confidence? Check!
- Improbable Hairstyle: Brown hair with green polka dots. And yes it grows like that.
- Shrinking Violet: Shy and embarrassed by her weight
- Not-So-Imaginary Friend: Beverly, a Pooka. You know what that means. More like Harvey and not at all like Frank.
The Love Interests of the main characters. Unless, of course, they're main characters already.
Abrianna Madoc
- Character Development: She started out as a card-carrying member of Slytherin House, and then she started dating Abel and he turned her to the side of good.
Miranda Frost
- Expy: Even shares the same name and actress as her Die Another Day persona.
- Jerkass: Just don't expect her to be sent out for field work for that particular department... the Ministry has a vested interest in preventing her from meeting new people so as to keep her from causing an international incident.
- Kissing Cousins: Who was she banging before Aldous finally agreed to give her a chance? Her cousin Andrew.
- Love Redeems: Her love for Aldous Conor caused her to join him when he went over to the good guys' side.
- Omniglot: Her proficiency with languages makes her useful to the Department of International Magical Cooperation.
- The Rival: She's set herself up as this for Kalia St. Clair for no reason whatsoever, because she thinks Kalia is interested in Aldous and is going overboard to protect her turf.
Eliska Zemanova
- Battle Couple: She's still a badass, though.
- Groin Attack: The last of her rapists got his penis severed by her claws.
- Rape as Drama: Before she hooked up with Abel, she hooked up with a lot of other werewolves. But unlike Abel, they didn't give her a choice in the matter.
- Our Werewolves Are Different: She can partially transform without the moon being full.
- Unequal Pairing: Abel is much more magically powerful, and on the Spin-Off site also wields more political clout.
Characters from the Harry Potter Canon.
Harry Potter
- Blind Without 'Em: Still wears those glasses.
- Took a Level in Badass: Despite all the above, Auror training has hardened him a bit.
Draco Malfoy
- Heroic Sacrifice: He jumped out in front of Lucy to protect her from an incoming stream of blindweed venom, even though he knew it would cost him his eyesight.
- Took a Level in Badass: He's slightly — only slightly, but still, that's an improvement — more competent than in the Harry Potter books.
- You Fight Like a Cow: He used dialogue of this nature to taunt Sasha Rookwood into multiple critical mistakes during the Battle of St. Mungo's.
Colin Creevey
- Badass Biker: After buying Sirius Black's flying motorcycle, he gained an extra level of badassery.
- Le Parkour: A staple of his fighting style.
Luna Lovegood
- New Powers as the Plot Demands: She's an Animagus now.
Headmistress Minerva McGonagall
- Shapeshifter: She doesn't use the ability as much as others do, so a lot of people forget she's an Animagus.
Jimmy Peakes
- Ascended Extra: Mentioned maybe three times in the entire Harry Potter series. Gets a decent-sized Arc here. Even if it is fucking depressing.
- Big Bad: He becomes the leader of the cursed spirits.
Seamus Finnigan
- The Atoner: After believing the Daily Prophet's lies about Harry in his fifth year, he swore to bring honor and integrity back to the journalistic profession.
- Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: He briefly dated Hermione.
The folder for all villainous characters who haven't been redeemed, whether they're working together or not.
Rabastan Lestrange
- Antagonist in Mourning: For a brother and a sister.
- Ascended Extra: The least important Lestrange in the books is now the only surviving one on the site as well as the Big Bad.
- Stout Strength: He's not in good shape, but he can sure throw down.
- This Is for Emphasis, Bitch!: "This is for my sister, you bitch."
Sasha Rookwood
- Catchphrase: "Shut up and bleed". Also in her forum signature.
- Giggling Villain: She laughs while she castrates her victims.
- Groin Attack: She likes to castrate people.
- Psychic Link: With Tawnie Hart. She's using it to repeatedly Kick the Dog by turning Tawnie into her own personal Butt-Monkey.
- Villainous Lineage: From a long line of Death Eaters.
Ando Saeki
- Asshole Victim: His first victim was Rita Skeeter.
- The Dreaded: People are scared of this guy.
Reverend Noah Howerton
- Big Bad: During the Brotherhood of the Light Arc.
- Expy: 1st-Season Sir Thomas More inspired him. Also explains the actor choice.
- Like a Son to Me: Particularly twisted example; Noah is immortal and childless, but still prone to the old-man flaw of wanting to pass on his knowledge to a worthy apprentice and establish his legacy. Which Jason exploits ruthlessly.
- Omnicidal Maniac: The Brotherhood is the front for a world domination plot. Noah wants to destroy all other wizards so that he's the only person left who can do magic, and then use his power to make everyone else kneel before him.
- Really 700 Years Old: He's 1300 years old
- Religion of Evil: The Brotherhood of the Light, which he started for nefarious reasons.
- Torture Technician: As if we needed any further evidence that he's evil, he invented a way to make the Cruciatus Curse hurt more.
- Typecasting: Jeremy Northam as a villain? How original.
Alvanna Vidierra
- Nightmare Fetishist: Possibly. She does enjoy her work a little too much.
These are characters from other continuities who have appeared on the site for one reason or another.
Kayako Saeki
- Dragon-in-Chief: During the Ju-On Arc, Possessed Jimmy is the more highly visible Big Bad, but she's controlling things from behind the scenes (and beyond the grave).
- Hell Is That Noise: Her death rattle, described as faithfully to Ju On Canon as we can get it.
Mulch Diggums
- Artemis Fowl: The continuity he hails from.
- Fast Tunnelling: Although it fills up behind him.
No1
- Artemis Fowl: The continuity he hails from
- Lucky Charms Title: Unable to type a superscript to shorten "Number" to "No." his name is typed with an asterix.
- Spirit Advisor: Picked up two when he was shot through the time-stream, essentially absorbing their souls: Qwan and Qweffor, two of the warlocks that sent Hybras to Limbo.
- Swirly Energy Thingy: Brought him to earth.
- You Are Number 6: His name is "Number 1" or "N1"
People who work for the Ministry of Magic.
Aeolus Warbeck
- Papa Wolf: Don't mess with his family. You will not survive.
- Screw the Rules, I Have Plot!: After he came Back from the Dead, he developed a whole slew of new magical abilities.
- Sudden Sequel Death Syndrome: The first character to be killed off on Honorable Hogwarts.
Anya Warbeck
- Distress Ball: For some reason, the first Big Bad on Honorable Hogwarts really liked fucking with her. For that matter, the second Big Bad kidnapped her, forcing a rescue mission.
- Mama Bear: Very protective of her son. To the point of doing things she wouldn't ordinarily do.
Kalia St. Clair
- Dark Action Girl: What she used to be, before her Heel–Face Turn.
- Flanderization: Much like Jack Bauer, she doesn't torture people as much as people talk about her torturing people. Since it's the trait she's most known for, it's been blown way out of proportion.
- The Guards Must Be Crazy: The idiot who raped her decided to do it again the next night. Which not only provided her with a chance to escape, but also with an opportunity to kill him with her bare hands.
- Nightmare Fetishist: That being said, when she does torture people she has way too much fun.
- Trauma-Induced Amnesia: After her rape. Though considering the extent of her involvement in Aldous' subsequent plan, he might have had her fake it to distract the Death Eaters.
Duo Warrington
- Catchphrase: I Need a Freaking Drink.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: He's a funny drunk who works what essentially amounts to a desk job at the Ministry and tends to be extremely sarcastic, but he's also a surprisingly skilled fighter who has proven capable of pulling off the occasional awesome moment in combat against Death Eaters.
- Flanderization: His level of drunkenness has certainly increased since he was first introduced.
Andrew Frost
- The Atoner: Darker and Edgier version... He's promised Aldous that he'll kill one Death Eater for each year he spent in Voldemort's service. For a total of thirteen.
- Kissing Cousins: He had some Subtext with Miranda Frost, which turned out to be actual text.
- Torture Technician: It's been stated that he's very good with the Cruciatus Curse.
Zero Oliver
- Elites Are More Glamorous: Not just an Auror in training, but now a member of the WIA.
- The Mole: Recruited by WIA with the intention to be this to DeHavilland.
- Twin Desynch: Zero's a much more button down, straightlaced, understated dresser unlike his Perky Goth brother Dex.
Summit Rookwood
- Head-Turning Beauty In the thread in which she's introduced — a Quidditch practice — Dennis Creevey gets one look at her and nearly falls off his broomstick. It's suggested that she gets this kind of reaction a lot.
- Heel–Face Revolving Door: Made even worse if you consider her current target for assassination, Jason, to be a heel.
- Meaningful Name: Her parents wanted her to be the best... to reach the summit.
Loreley Avalon
- Break the Cutie: First she was tortured so badly that she lost her memory, lost control of her powers and had to be hospitalized, then she watched her cousin get her brain sliced out on the same day she was released from the hospital.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Naga Saeki's death by her hand unleashed the Ju-On curse upon the world.
- Oblivious to Love: Kieran's planted a kiss on her, but it takes the ghost of her dead cousin telling her outright for her to realize he loves her.
- Revenge by Proxy: Ando stole Raina's brain. So does she take his brain? No, she takes his father's.
Brodie Carinaris
- Mr. Fanservice: Possibly the only Hogwarts teacher to have their very own unofficial fan club of drooling female students.
- Protectorate: Don't fuck with Bella. People who go after Bella tend to lose their heads. For that matter, Sally's probably off limits too.
Bella Banning
- Badass Teacher: She followed her students into a cave she knew an Axe-Crazy ex-Death Eater was living in just because she wanted to protect them.
- Converted Fanboy: Brodie got her into Star Wars.
- Fanservice Pack: Sig changed from Nicole Kidman to the younger, blonder Rachael Taylor.
Sally Carinaris
- Ascended Extra: Her post count probably increased by 400 in a couple of years. She wasn't used very much before that.
- Running Gag: Every time she shows up, either her hair has changed color or she's missing one or both eyebrows.
- Stuff Blowing Up: Played for Laughs. Sometimes, experimenting with potions isn't a good idea even if you do know what you're doing.
Kieran Halcyon
- Literary Allusion Title: Yes, he's named after that Kieran Halcyon.
- Mildly Military: He never really takes Dumbledore's Army seriously. In fact, he probably takes it less seriously than the Weasley twins.
- No One Could Survive That!: Not invoked like it usually is, but he appeared to die in an explosion and then was later revealed to be buried under debris and only mildly bruised in the Battle of St. Mungo's. It was basically this trope.
- Running Gag: How Loreley doesn't realize he loves her, and how people never get the spelling of his first name right (the guy who made his sig pic misspelled his first name, and it was never corrected... Kieran appears to be aware of this).
Raina Avalon
- Death Is Cheap: She was brought back as a ghost for at least one thread.
- Fiery Redhead: Has a less even temperament than her cousin Loreley.
Leslie Kent
- Actor Allusion: Sang "Teardrops On My Guitar" at Jason and Madeline's wedding.
- Ascended Extra: Was originally supposed to be just a side character for the site's owner to shoehorn in when she got bored... now has 793 posts.
- Character Development: Now that she has a Love Interest and some Action Girl-ish tendencies, she's a lot more interesting than she was when she was "that girl who wants to be a country singer". Although she was surprisingly interesting even before her character was developed.
- Scars Are Forever: A werewolf clawed her face in battle. Because the wounds are cursed, they'll never heal.
Keith Irvine
- Cluster F-Bomb: Dropped the first one in the site's history.
- Cursed with Awesome: Because he didn't want to be bitten by a werewolf.
- Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Even with the height and muscle mass boost from his werewolf curse, he's still pretty small (though normal size for his age now).
- Unwanted Harem: Werewolf pheromones can really complicate a guy's love life. Played for Laughs, for the most part.
Tatum West
- The Big Guy: Or a Giant Mook, depending on whether or not he joins the Death Eaters. He doesn't seem to be particularly inclined to at this point, but you never know.
- Jerk Jock: He can be, sometimes. He's had some Pet the Dog moments though, so he's probably more of a Jerk with a Heart of Gold.
Ryan Purcell
- Brutish Character, Brutish Weapon: Most werewolf hunters carry silver swords. This guy prefers a silver axe.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: After Greyback tore up Leslie's face, Ryan and Lena went after him, killing dozens of other werewolves along the way.
Hadley Sharpe
- Fanservice: While working out with Amber. In workout clothes.
Kyleigh Grace
- The Chosen One: The reason Sakiko wants to recruit her.
- Fanservice: She's a model. Sometimes, she's not wearing very much during her shoots.
- I Just Want to Be Normal: Her and her boyfriend fled the Wizarding World to live as Muggles.
Lucy Frost
- Berserk Button: Domestic violence, Fantastic Racism, and corporations destroying the environment, just to name a few.
- Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: Especially on the Spin-Off site, where she's a Perky Goth.
- Heroic Sacrifice: In order to protect her boyfriend, who needed a healing potion after being attacked by a plant he had illegally smuggled into Hogwarts, from disciplinary action related to possession of said plant, she sliced open her own hand to give herself a valid excuse to request the necessary potion in his place. They wound up having their first kiss while sharing a bowl of said potion.
- Jumped at the Call: Twice now, she's done this without being invited. First she joined Ryan and Lena's crusade against the werewolves (her boyfriend had just been bitten by one), then she latched on to Sakiko even though she wasn't a Chosen One. Of course, Sakiko's Chosen Ones need a dedicated Healer.
- Lamarck Was Right: All of the members of the Frost family are tall and athletic. Most of them tend toward Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette status as well, so she's not alone there.
Quentin Neros
- Ambition Is Evil: He's a card-carrying member of Slytherin House, possibly a Card-Carrying Villain.
- Kavorka Man: He's got a fairly unpleasant personality — not to mention really creepy eyes — but he sure attracts a lot of women.
Remy De Sand
- Mr. Fanservice: The female members of the site went off when his first sig pic was unveiled.
- Strip Poker: He's known to have played it with Summit, though we didn't get to see it in an actual thread.
Arron Troy
- Protectorate: He tends to be very protective of his girlfriend Kyleigh. He even went behind her back to get a method of contacting Sakiko, in case The Call Finds Out Where She Lives and he needs help from a... er... higher power to protect her.
Mandos Fiedor
- Expy: On the Spin-Off site, his new persona is very heavily based on Dr. Manhattan. He even quotes him from time to time.
- A God Am I: Like most other Planeswalkers, but it's invoked with him.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He accidently caused himself and several other characters to become Unstuck in Time.
- Protectorate: Fuck with his family, though, and he'll put you in dimensional limbo.
- Team Switzerland: He tries to be this as often as possible, because he knows he's a Game Breaker.
- Teleportation Spam: He's one of only a few people who have managed to find a way around the Anti-Disapparation Jinx, a spell that blocks teleportation. He's also the only character who can force others to teleport against their will.
- Time Travel: He already knows what you're going to say next. Before you even think it. This is largely why he always seems to be three steps ahead on the Spin-Off site where he's reached his full Chessmaster potential.
Acacia Webb/Acacia Fiedor
- Model Couple: A lot of people think her boyfriend (and future husband) Mandos is sexy as well, so they fit this trope quite nicely.
- Precision F-Strike: She was the first character, in the history of the site, to use the F-word. Even if she was Not Herself at the time.
- Teen Genius: On the main site. On the Spin-Off site, she's a 30-something genius.
- Unequal Pairing: Mandos becomes a Physical God eventually.
Heliotrope Le Jean
- Early-Bird Cameo: Her name was mentioned roughly a half year in game (real life 1 month, so not as impressive) before her character was even created.
- Elemental Baggage: Best if she has a body of water to work with but she can summon water from her loch if needed.
- Raised by Natives: Merfolk and hippy french witches that think they're merfolk.
Nathan "Alice" Williams
- Heel–Face Turn: After petting the dog Nathan felt good for the first time in a long time and wanted to feel that way more often.
- Pet the Dog: He helped a first year student for nothing in return, which led to a Heel–Face Turn.
- Stop Being Stereotypical: The nice Slytherin looking to redeem the house and their legacy.
Diop Johnson
- The Medic: Healing is his magical specialty.
- Mildly Military: Justified in that he's technically never actually in the military, but the way Jason runs Dumbledore's Army it kind of is like a real army. If only Diop could be convinced to take it seriously...
- Team Switzerland: On the Spin-Off site, he's retired from fighting/adventuring and Refuses The Call.
People who work for The Wakefield Group, at first presented as an evil corporation but now in a more morally gray area after helping out the good guys on a number of occasions. Heel–Face Revolving Door applies heavily.
Gavin Wakefield
- Obfuscating Stupidity: He likes to come off as weak and indecisive. This is partly to draw out rivals for power so that when they openly challenge him he can eliminate them, and partly so that the other members of the company's Board of Directors think they were the ones who made a decision when he was really subtly steering them toward it all along.
- One-Steve Limit: Averted. There was already a character with the first name Gavin when his account was registered.
- Typecasting: Charles Logan. How much you wanna bet he's evil?
Jacob Zotermeer
- Xanatos Speed Chess: He's so willing to take his plans Off the Rails that he recruits Jason Frost into the company.
Zev Yorkin
- Disc-One Final Boss: At first, it appears he's Wakefield's Dragon. As it turns out, not so much.
- Grumpy Old Man: When his age is played for comic relief, he becomes this.
- The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: He's declared this against Aldous, due to them wielding similar powers.
Malcolm Walker
- Mad Scientist: Well, the wizarding equivalent. Being head of R&D at a company whose projects make Veridian Dynamics look downright cuddly will do that to you.
- Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant: He's basically a black, evil Walter Bishop.
Ward Haskell
- Villain with Good Publicity: Tries to make the entire company be this... he is, after all, the Head of the PR Department.
Tatsu Kanazawa
- Inscrutable Oriental: So much so that we don't know what side he's on (for the record, not everyone at the company is on the same side).
Brent Phanan
- Berserk Button: If he sees another child being abused, he'll kill their parents free of charge, even abandoning his mission if necessary in order to see justice done (as he did with the Dursleys when he abandoned his chance to take out Harry Potter).
- Dark and Troubled Past: Dismembered his Abusive Parents with said axe.
- Neck Snap: He's done this at least once.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: With Hogwarts Deputy Headmaster Fred Colton, who is rather large himself and therefore kept it from being a Curb-Stomp Battle by giving as good as he got.
Lust
- A Mother to Her Men: Has a very motherly relationship with Gluttony and several other sins.
Rage
- Names to Run Away from Really Fast: His codename is Rage. Do you want to stick around?
Gluttony
Wraith
- Shout-Out: Kinda looks like one of the gang members from A Clockwork Orange.
Lilah Warrick
- Half-Human Hybrid: Her father was a demon of some variety, and she has certainly inherited several of his traits.
- Faux Affably Evil: She has absolutely zero conscience and sees other people as nothing more than disposable assets, but at least she's polite about it.
Dex Oliver
- Came Back Wrong: Reborn as a half demon
- Twin Desynch: Dex has crazy hair and piercings, unlike his twin brother Zero.
Characters who were first seen — or first became important to the plot — on the Spin-Off site, Hogwarts Futures.
Josalyn Frost
- The Chosen One: There's a prophecy about her, which will start to be fulfilled sometime after her seventeenth birthday.
- Sensual Spandex: Her workout/sparring gear.
- Spin-Offspring: Jason and Madeline's daughter.
María Fernandez
- Bat Out of Hell: She can turn into one of these. It ain't pretty.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive: Most of her business dealings are carried out through the Atzlánti Corporation, a group which goes out of its way to destabilise governments and create political unrest in developing nations, while maintaining an excellent public reputation. Exacerbating third-world conflicts keeps the blood flowing, and to María blood is the oil of the cosmos.
- Heel–Face Revolving Door: It's difficult to pin down whose side she's on.
- Sex Is Violence: She finds both inflicting and receiving pain to be arousing, and her idea of foreplay is rather brutal.
- Sliding Scale of Vampire Friendliness: Monkeywrenched every which way, due to her veering back and forth between tacitly good and Faux Affably Evil.
- Xanatos Speed Chess: Up to a point. She is willing and able to alter her plans on the fly, though the 'speed' part may seem less obvious given the length of time her objectives take to achieve. When you're centuries old, a scheme that lasts a mere few decades can be considered Speed Chess.
Lucas Kayne
- I Know Karate: Apparently, after the Death Eaters attacked his parents he started training in Auror hand-to-hand-combat techniques.
- Laser Guided Tyke Bomb: He killed the Death Eaters who killed his parents.
- Parental Abandonment: Death Eaters killed his parents.
Arthur Charles Stevens
- Typecasting: Ian McShane. Has he ever played a good guy?
Ivan Sengir
- Child by Rape: Cimarron accidentally knocked up his mom while raping her.
- Malevolent Masked Man:
- No Name Given: At first, we knew him only by his assassin codename, Muerte.
- Le Parkour: He free-runs down the side of a castle when he realizes he can't take Jason. Of course, Jason chases him.
Murphy Miller
Elena Vidierra
- Parental Abandonment: Jason killed her parents and her grandparents.
- Villainous Lineage: The daughter of two notorious Death Eaters. Her grandparents were Death Eaters as well. Subverted in that she wants to reform the Death Eaters.
Alyssa Chapel
- Ascended Extra: Though she was mentioned on the main site a few times, she was too young to even go to Hogwarts then. The new site is the first time that an account has actually been registered for her.
- The Captain: To the Gryffindor Quidditch team. Which may establish actual military leadership qualities in her character.
Hannah Janszen
Alphonse Becker
- Cool Shades: He wears them all the time, due to photosensitivity.
Timothy Bowes
- Stalker with a Crush: He's got it bad for Alyssa.
Giancarlo Capardi / Suriel
- Demonic Possession: He's no longer just Giancarlo Capardi.
Lord Nikolai Ruthven
- Berserk Button: If you're rude or disrespectful, he will put you in your proper place.
- Heel–Face Revolving Door: Sometimes, he'll switch between good and evil in the same thread.
- A Million Is a Statistic: It has been mentioned that over the course of his unlife he has killed more people than World War II.
- Sliding Scale of Vampire Friendliness: Usually at least fair, if not friendly. Don't get on his bad side, and you should be fine.
- Time Abyss: He's the only character in the entire canon, outside of some of the Crossover characters from Magic: The Gathering, who is older than Sakiko.
For characters that are... difficult to classify.
Sakiko Kanazawa
- Friend to All Living Things: Unless they fuck with her, or her Chosen Ones. Or she needs some protein in her diet.
- A God I Am Not: She views this as being Cursed with Awesome, and would absolutely prefer not being worshiped.
- I Have Many Names: She is also known as "Mother of Summer", and is called "Little Mother" by some of her followers. To David Markov, she's "that smoking hot Asian chick".
- Mother Nature: She describes herself as this when explaining her powers. Perhaps justified, since Planeswalkers are basically Physical Gods.
- Talking to Plants: She doesn't talk to plants in any human tongue, though... she's actually fluent in Plant.
- Time Abyss: She's 2,800 years old on the main site, 2,817 on the Spin-Off site, and 5,782 on NationStates.
Cimarron Arriaga
- Action Girl: She's proven very competent in battle with little to no Chickification. She even put a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown on Jason.
- Dance Battler: She's trained in capoeira, which is basically the Trope Codifier for this fighting style.
- Jack Bauer Interrogation Technique: Actually, Jack probably never thought of this one. When Jason brought her in to assist with the interrogation of a female suspect, Cimarron took it upon herself to rape the poor girl until she talked.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: She got the girl she raped pregnant. The baby grew up to become The Dragon on the Spin-Off site.
- Shapeshifting Squick: She can use spell that allows her to attach male equipment to her body.
- Sudden Sequel Death Syndrome: One the Spin-Off site, her Child by Rape promptly killed her.
David Markov
- Badass Normal: One of the first Muggle characters introduced, and he can routinely kick the asses of fully-trained wizards.
- Stuff Blowing Up: He's a demolitions expert.
- Mildly Military: Justified in that he's a civilian contractor, not an actual member of the army.
- We Can Rebuild Him: Due to horrific injuries as-yet unsustained on the main site, he's been rebuilt as a cyborg on the Spin-Off site.
Vix Tilmitt
- Catchphrase: "Let's roll." And also, "Oh yeah".
- The Nicknamer: Well, the name-shortener at any rate.
- Private Detective: When she starts working for her parent's P.I. company on the Spin-Off site.
River Applewhite
- Catchphrase: "Someone's at the door."
- Psychic Powers: She can foretell the future and read minds.
Beverly
- Multitasked Conversation: Because Beverly is invisible to most people, Obderedria has to do this to not appear too crazy.
Masher Steinbeck
- Homeless Pigeon Person: With a bunch of furballs.
- The Nicknamer: To everyone he meets. So far just the women.
- Teleport Spam: Why get up from your chair and walk to your vehicle when you know exactly where it is.
- Wandering Minstrel: Sort of. He has magical singing pets, records his own wax, and is attracted to concerts but never plays anything.