Characters

Skena is the daughter of Anubis, but is content with a humble, peaceful life filled with her best friend, Kaleva, her necromantic studies, and maybe some beekeeping.

Kaleva is a jaded tiefling who has finally found well-deserved happiness in a little life with his best friend, Skena. But not before he became a werewolf. He now surrounds himself with dogs.

Kelnari is a kalashtar afflicted a mutated version of a vampire's curse--enduring which has left him painfully lonely and ostracized. But beneath the mess and the cursed existence, he's got a heart of gold, a lot of love to give, and even a bit of a mischievous streak if he's able to relax and be himself.

Son of the god Set, Achoris presents like a cryptid while paradoxically being a product of divinity. Long limbs, unnaturally wide grins, lightless eyes--and born as an obligate cannibal. As a son of a god of chaos, he's deeply entertained by discord and drama, but at the end of the day, he's a good man and a staunch ally. If you can look past the cannibalism.

Valentine loves her family above all else, and is, as her other triplets describe her, a force of nature. She is a warlock who imprisoned and enslaved the god-like entity that tormented her brother. She's also a ray of sunshine who owns and runs a popular inn, and all while fully blind.

Luka is another of the triplets, and is a gentle, soft-spoken, pacifistic soul. He's been through more than his fair share of trauma, largely inflicted by the patron entity he once shared a pact to with his sister. But when that patron endangered him, Val subdued it and took its place so Luka could be safe.

Jaska is the youngest of the triplets, having originated as a split personality inside Luka's mind, placed there maliciously by their patron entity. Val eventually found a way to separate the two and give Jaska his own body, as she understood him to be more than just an alter of Luka's, but an entire separate entity of his own. His existence has been a harrowing one, but he's found great success as a thriving drug lord. He could not be less like his brother.

Axa encountered Jaska by freak accident when she, a pureblooded devil directly from Hell, was summoned to the material plane. He managed to calm her and earn a bit of her trust, as she was extremely young, and as he'd later learn, deeply neurodivergent to an almost crippling degree. But before he knew it, Jaska was completely in love with her, declaring her his daughter and doing whatever he could for her. Axa barely speaks, but has also clearly developed a distant, almost alien sort of affection for him.

Once a malevolent tyrant in the deepest corners of the Far Realms, but now having evolved drastically into an infinitely more peaceful entity, fascinated by the novelties of mortal sciences and artistry. Potentially even more fascinated with a particular firbolg who, by virtue only of just being himself, seems to have captivated and charmed the quasi-deity quite thoroughly, and left him immensely fond of his traveling companion.

An easygoing, hard to faze firbolg with a comfortable demeanor accented by his dry wit, who has inexplicably earned both the companionship and affections of Azrael, a quasi-deity from the Far Realms, from whom Rouhara also draws his clerical magics. Fortunately, the affections are mutual.