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    Antarion 

A Blademaster, hailing from Ardheim, Antarion is a skilled duelist and a lousy human being.

  • Butt-Monkey: In his first appearance, Antarion has a pickup line prepared for each female member of your party at that point, and each of them has a different scripted exchange in which they shoot him down.
  • Crazy-Prepared: He's carrying enough healing potions on him at any given time that using one is considered one of his skills.
    Seriously, he's got a million of the things.
  • Dangerous Deserter: Downplayed, while he did leave Commander Geoff to face the Incubus Emperor by himself and then tries to use his "accomplishments" to try and win his way into the Ardoheim Succession Crisis; pretty much everyone knows he's full of baloney and couldn't win a fight outside of a regulation duel.
  • Early-Bird Cameo: You can run into Antarion for the first time by visiting the Blademasters' Guild during Chapter 2, at which point all he does is ineptly hit on the female members of your party. He then abruptly reappears during the war against the Incubus King as a surprise guest party member, after long enough that a lot of players will have forgotten who he is.
  • Guest-Star Party Member: Antarion is briefly playable during the Third Arclent War.
  • Glory Seeker: He comes out of the Third Arclent War smelling like a rose, mostly due to relentless self-promotion.
  • Miles Gloriosus: He's a good duelist, but too much of a Dirty Coward to be worth much on the battlefield, fleeing when facing anything more dangerous than average orcs and succubi, and later bailing on Commander Geoff and leaving him to die at the hands of the Incubus Emperor. That doesn't stop him from lying his ass off when recounting those events, however.
  • No Object Permanence: Robin claims he has this during her rejection of him due to the fact that he, unsuccessfully, hits on any woman that comes into view.
  • Terrible Pick-Up Lines: When you interact with him in Chapter 2, he randomly selects a woman in your party and tries to hit on them with a terrible pickup line and is invariably shut down.

    Dari 
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Dari's real form
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Dari's cosmetic form

Like Vhala, Dari is an Unperson, who has been rendered magically neutered to oppose wielders of sexual magic. Unlike Vhala, Dari was an orphan who was forced to undergo an experimental version of the process. Whoever did this to her managed to screw up the process badly enough that they got Dari, a constantly-hungry born predator with severe anger issues. She serves as a surprisingly efficient intelligence agent, capable of tracking people by scent.

She can join Simon's harem in Chapter 4 if you've devoted two research opportunities to curing Unpersons.

  • Affectionate Nickname: Qum nicknames her "Not Not Lady" since she's a "Not Lady" like Vhala, but she's not like Vhala.
  • Dark and Troubled Past: Dari was from a tiny unnamed country on another continent (Thenours). After the Fucklord takes control of Erosia her family fled to Arclent, unfortunately dying during the voyage. Orphaned when she arrived she was taken care of by some, but her quality of life rapidly deteriorated. Later she was kidnapped by an unidentified individual and sent unwillingly to be transformed into an Unwomen. The procedure failed creating her Jiangshi-like form. Being pretty unhappy with her situation she spoke out regarding the injustice of her condition and the current powers imprisoned her on false assault charges, sending her to the Hole, a particular jail for the Unpeople. The prison had no formal rules, and so when some men in her cell tried to rape her, she ate them.
  • Flip Personality: Due to having certain emotions ripped forcefully from her due to the transformation, whenever she would generally have one of those emotions she lapses into a raging personality of anger, changing her facial expression and quickly slipping back to her more happy self.
  • Freaky Is Cool: Eventually comes to believe that her grey skin and sharp teeth are pretty cool if she makes the decision not to regain her old, more human aspect when Robin and Riala find a cure for her condition.
    Dari: I may be a freak, but I'm a damn sexy freak.
  • The Nose Knows: Dari has a supernaturally keen sense of smell and uses it to track people and items of interest.

    Elleani 
A Givini noblewoman born in the Incubus King/Emperor's domain. The reason behind her birth is noted to be an near impossibility in that she is a half-elf, something that required Incubus King-level sexual magic in order to do so. Despite not wishing for it, being a the child of a noble from before the fall of Givini has earned her a position of political power in New Givini and all the trouble that comes with it.

  • Blue Blood: Ellani is not only a Givini noble on her mother's side but a minor elven one on her father's, however due to her father being dead before she was born, she has little attachment to the latter or even the former.
  • The Chains of Commanding: Her status as a Givini noble makes it hard to express her growing attraction to Simon, due to the pressures on her to continue her line with another nobleman.
  • Deceased Parents Are the Best: Her father died not long after her conception and her mother died when she was very young leaving her to be raised by the succubi who took sympathy on her. It's noted that her father was a very kind individual and would apologize for his behavior under the Incubus King's sex magic and her mother never resented Elleani.
  • Half-Human Hybrid: Elleani is actually a half-elf, something that surprises everyone as it's implied that the two races are genetically incompatible despite similarities. Elleani confirms that the Incubus Emperor used sexual magic in order for her to be conceived.
  • Raised by Natives: After the death of her mother, Elleani was raised in Gasm Falls by the succubi living there after the Incubus King went and forgot about the project that gave birth to her. Because of this, she has a downplayed succubus's view on sex. Although, her newfound, and unwanted, noble status leaves her with only women as her companions. As an added benefit, however, she also knows succubi enough to know when one is using the "it's just succubus culture" excuse to get away with bad behavior.
  • Reluctant Ruler: Downplayed, Elleani is just a noblewoman and nowhere near any lines of successions, however, being an ally to the Doom King who helped establish New Givini in the first place has given her incredible political clout, something she notes she could do without.

    Sarai 
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To Simon's surprise, one of his oldest friends has risen to the position of High Priestess in the Ivalan Church: Sarai, a soft-spoken and beautiful halfling woman. In public, she's a wise, calm woman who's seemingly ideal for her position, but in private, she deals with her frustrations over the church by swearing like a drunken sailor.

  • God Before Dogma: Is a big believer in this and her Relationship Values reflect this, preferring actual charitable works over pious fluff. For example, after the Invasion of Yhilin, you get a choice to restore a religious site that was damaged in the invasion either as a shrine or as a secular aid station. Sarai dislikes the former option and likes the latter.
  • Good Is Not Nice: Sarai is genuinely devoted to the ideals of the church and is open-minded to a fault about practitioners of other religions. When you come to her asking about politics, though, she plays fucking hardball.
    Sarai: Best. Fucking. High priestess. Ever.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: Not Sarai herself, but this is her proposed endgame scenario for Simon after all the other Incubus Kings are dead — that he gives up his own position as Incubus King, one way or another, in order to free the world from their corruptive influence forever.
  • Internal Affairs: A cutscene during the Ardford Succession Crisis both she and High Priestess Hester begin investigating why Chosen still appear in Ardam after the Incubus King has been deposed.
  • Nun Too Holy: Unlike most examples, she chose her career and is a genuine and stalwart believer in her goddess, but she's still very unconventional in private, from swearing like a sailor to blow off stress to willingly participating in a daring political scheme to stage a false coup and eventually depose her despised colleague Andra. She even lampshades it in the quote above.
  • Silver Vixen: Sierra Lee confirmed to a patreon, that she was 58 when she was first introduced in the game, approx. 4 years ago in game. Of course, this is justified as Halflings, while aging around the same rate as humans, have slightly longer lifespans.
  • Sir Swears Alot: When among friends she can barely go a sentence without cursing. It's her only way to vent about church affairs.

    Sho 

One of Robin's classmates at her magical academy, Sho is a young, shy magician. Unlike the rest of her classmates, she's willing to cowboy up and participate when war comes to her school.

  • The Cameo: During the free-roam portions of Chapter 4, you can find Sho participating in the orcs' construction efforts.
  • The Load: When she joins your party, she's got minimal gear and will conservatively be 15 levels lower than everyone else. Her magic is reasonably robust, especially if she exploits an elemental weakness, but you should count on Sho spending most fights unconscious.

    Tyna 
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Tyna
Niece to King Alonon of Ardoheim, she usually acts as an advisor to her uncle alongside his regular council. Simon and his harem consider her to be the most trustworthy of the nobles within Ardoheim by actually having a sense of decency and goodwill.
  • Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: She has bright yellow blonde hair and is among the few good-natured nobles throughout the continent of Arclent.
  • The High Queen: She becomes the named heir of King Alonon, despite the actions of the party during the Ardford Succession Crisis.
  • Reluctant Ruler: She really didn't expect to be put on direct course towards the title of reigning queen of Ardoheim and panics when she receives the announcement that king Alonon declared her his heir.
  • Rescue Romance: Shows signs of this with a former Chosen by the name of Kalant who stopped, with minimal to full cooperation of the party, an assassination attempt on her life.
  • Succession Crisis: She asks the party to assist her with this after restoring the other countries' problems in the aftermath of the Third Arclent War.
  • You Are in Command Now: Alonon grants Tyna the Royal Seal so that she may act in his stead during the war.

    Vhala 

The powerful and experienced commander of the Unpersons, Vhala has been permanently rendered incapable of sexual feelings. She's a veteran of the previous war against the Incubus King and a respected and fearless warrior.

  • Affectionate Nickname: Qum calls her "Not Lady".
  • Blue-and-Orange Morality: As is later explained, the way succubi think about and experience sex is just different from the way humans do. In Vhala's case, it leads to some friction with Yarra, who struggles to wrap her brain around the idea that Vhala, who was hinted to be asexual even before becoming an Unperson and was left content and at peace in the aftermath of the experience, might just not care about sex that much even after trying it a few times without some kind of trauma.
  • Crippling Overspecialization: Vhala has a lot of area-of-effect damage and debuffs on tap, but she's one of the leading members of a group that was intended to battle succubi, incubi, and sex-magic users, so that's what she's good at; her primary single-target nukes are really effective against Lust-using enemies and kinda suck out loud at any other time. Fortunately, Vhala tends to show up under readily identifiable circumstances where you're really going to want to bring her along.
  • Deadpan Snarker: She has a surprisingly quick and pointed wit for a military officer, managing to even crack a few sex jokes despite being completely disinterested in sex herself.
  • Friend on the Force: She's not exactly a police officer, but her role seems to give her the power to conduct official investigations - which proves very useful when tracking down the cult that had been forcibly transforming people into Unhumans.
  • The Gadfly: She constantly pokes fun at people about her "nonexistent desires". The succubi bear the brunt of it, but she's confident enough to be able to snark even in the face of an Incubus King standing right in front of her.
  • Nerves of Steel: Vhala is extremely calm, collected and confident and it's rare to see her actually upset, scared or angry (and the few times she does get angry, her anger tends to be more of the Tranquil Fury variety). She's so confident that she remains perfectly calm and even able to crack a joke when staring down the Fucklord, right before calmly informing him that she's not afraid to die.
  • No-Sell: As an Unperson, she is completely immune to sexual magic and lust damage.
  • Of Course I'm Not a Virgin: Yarra tries to subject her to Virgin-Shaming, as well as a number of other barbs about her sexual history prior to becoming an Unwoman, to which Vhala replies that she was not a virgin when she became an Unwoman, that she became an Unwoman willingly, and that she has no particular sexual trauma.
  • Older Than They Look: In response to a comment that she looks remarkably good for someone in her seventies, Vhala mentions that she stopped ageing when she became an Unwoman in her late twenties. It's not entirely clear if she will still eventually die of age, especially given that most Unpeople tend to meet their end before that would become relevant.
  • Old Soldier: At the time of the story, she's 71 (or 72, she's not quite sure), and a veteran of the second Arclentian war.
  • Power at a Price: Averted in her particular case. It's strongly suggested she was somewhere on the asexuality spectrum before her transformation into an Unperson, allowing her to avoid the Necessary Drawback of having a component of herself removed to fight creatures of lust and giving her a more stable and well-adjusted personality.
  • The Stoic: Her age and experience have made her very reserved, and her reactions tend to always be subdued. According to her, the transformation gifted her with a serenity comparable to the innocence of childhood paired with the wisdom of age.
  • Weaksauce Weakness: Vhala is completely immune to Qum's buff spells and healing abilities, which can screw you over on at least one occasion if you aren't careful about how your group is constructed.


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