Character list

A

• Aälsa: A woman (presumably a concubine) who was part of the Gaunum household at the same time as Serwë.
• Abbarsallas: Mimara's own­er dur­ing her first five years in Carythusal.
• Aelswë: The mortal daughter of Gilgaöl in an ancient Sakarpi tale.
• Aëngelas: A Werigdan warrior.
• Aethelarius VI: King of Atrithau, last of the line of Morghund.
• Aethiola: High-Priestess of the Cult of Yatwer.
• Agnaras: Captain in the Imperial Army and a follower of Ikurei Conphas.
• Aisarinqu: Wife of Cinial'jin.
• Aisralu: Daughter of Cinial'jin.
• Ajencis: The father of syllogistic logic and algebra, held by many to be the greatest of all philosophers.
• Ajokli: The God of thievery and deception.
• Akkeägni: The God of disease.
• Akori Kumrezzer: Palatine of Kutapileth, and one of the leaders of the Vulgar Holy War.
• Algari: Body-slave to Prince Nersei Proyas.
• Amakûnir: A Kûniüric Lord, part of the Second Ordeal in the Battle of Eleneöt Fields.
• Amarsla: One of Esmenet's body-slaves.
• Amrezzer the Black: Leg­endary Surar­tu Grand­mas­ter re­spon­si­ble for se­cur­ing the riv­er fortress of Kiz in Far An­tique Carythusal.
• Amurrei Ganyatti: Conriyan Palatine of the district of Ankirioth.
• Anagkë: The Goddess of fortune.
• Anarlû: A presumably mythical character mentioned in one of the Boatman's songs.
• Anasûrimbor Celmomas II: Greatest of the Kûniüric High Kings.
• Anasûrimbor Ganrelka II: Successor of Anasûrimbor Celmomas II and the last reigning High King of Kûniüri.
• Anasûrimbor Huörmomas: Stillborn twin brother of Anasûrimbor Celmomas II.
• Anasûrimbor Inrilatas: Second son of Kellhus and Esmenet, kept imprisoned in the Andiamine Heights.
• Anasûrimbor Kayûtas: Eldest son of Kellhus and Esmenet, General of the Kidruhil.
• Anasûrimbor Kellhus: Dûnyain monk, Warrior-Prophet, Aspect-Emperor.
• Anasûrimbor Kelmomas: Third son of Kellhus and Esmenet, twin brother of Samarmas.
• Anasûrimbor Koringhus: Eldest and only full-Dûnyain son of Anasûrimbor Kellhus.
• Anasûrimbor Moënghus: Former Dûnyain monk, Cishaurim Priest and father of Anasûrimbor Kellhus. The main instigator of the First Holy War.
• Anasûrimbor Moënghus II: Eldest of the Prince-Imperials, officially the son of Kellhus by his first wife Serwë, in truth fathered by Cnaiür urs Skiötha.
• Anasûrimbor Mygella: Famed Hero-King of Aörsi, whose deeds are recounted in The Sagas.
• Anasûrimbor Nanor-Mikhus: High-​King of Aörsi who had the fortress of Dagliash raised.
• Anasûrimbor Nanor-Ukkerja I: First Anasûrimbor High King.
• Anasûrimbor Nanor-Ukkerja VI: High-King of Aörsi who de­cid­ed to abandon all nine­ty-​nine of the Hood­ed Re­doubts.
• Anasûrimbor Nau-Cayûti: Youngest son of Anasûrimbor Celmomas II.
• Anasûrimbor Nimeric: Last High King of ancient Aörsi.
• Anasûrimbor Omindalea: First daughter of Anasûrimbor Sanna-Neorjë, was raped by the Nonman Siqû Jiricet and died giving birth to a son, Anasûrimbor Sanna-Jephera.
• Anasûrimbor Samarmas: Fourth and youngest son of Kellhus and Esmenet, twin brother of Kelmomas.
• Anasûrimbor Sanna-Jephera: Son of Anasûrimbor Omindalea by the Nonman Jiricet, called Two-Heart.
• Anasûrimbor Sanna-Neorjë: Father of Anasûrimbor Omindalea.
• Anasûrimbor Serwa: Second daughter of Kellhus and Esmenet, Grandmistress of the Swayal Sisterhood.
• Anasûrimbor Theliopa: Eldest daughter of Kellhus and Esmenet, Imperial Adviser.
• Anaxophus V: Kyranean ruler during the Apocalypse, famous for killing the No-God with the Heron Spear.
• Anchilas: Artist who created the famed fresco known as the Blue Hubris.
• Angeshraël: An Old Prophet of the Tusk, who led the Five Tribes of Men into Eärwa.
• Anissi: Favorite wife of Cnaiür urs Skiötha.
• Ankaryotis: A Ciphrang summoned by Heramari Iyokus.
• Ankharlus: Famed Kûniüric commentator and high priest of Gilgaöl.
• Ansacer ab Salajka: Sapatishah-Governor of Gedea.
• Anzumarapata II: Nilnameshi King of Invishi during the 14th century (Year-of-the-Tusk).
• Apperens Saccarees: Grandmaster of the Mandate at the time of the Great Ordeal.
• Aratrula the Mad: Meöri High-King who had the Nausk Mausoleum built to keep his soul safe from the Outside.
• Areamanteras: General of the Nasueret Column of the Nansur Imperial Army under Ikurei Conphas.
• Arishal: One of Anasûrimbor Kellhus' bodyguards, mentioned by Nersei Proyas in a letter to his father.
• Arithmeas: Prime Augur to Ikurei Xerius III.
• Arnyalsa: A famed missionary priest, killed by Galeoth freebooters marching south to join the Holy War.
• Ars Sibbul: Author of Six Ontonomies.
• Arweal: One of the Nascenti, claimed by disease at Caraskand.
• Aspa Memkumri: Client of Sirpal Uranyanka and member of the Holy War.
• Asward: A member of the Skin Eaters.
• Aulisi: A concubine of Nau-Cayûti, abducted by Sranc marauders in 2140 and taken to Golgotterath.
• Aulyanau: A legendary figure known as Aulyanau the Conqueror, a Cond tribesman who defeated Ancient Ûmeria and Ara-Etrith in the 10th century.
• Aulyanau Cawa-Imvullar: Em­per­or of the Pseu­do-Ûmeri Empire, known pri­mar­ily for his de­feat at the hands of the Scintya.
• Aurang: Prince of the Inchoroi and Horde-General to the No-God during the Apocalypse, twin to Aurax.
• Aurax: A surviving Prince of the Inchoroi, twin to Aurang.
• Aurili: One of the Cûnuroi still remaining in Ishterebinth by 4132.
• Avalunsil: Only woman to rule as empress of the Ûmeri Empire, known for mur­dering Symaul, her father's killer, with a fish knife.
• Avarartu: A Nilnameshi Lord of the Ordeal.

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B

• Balait urs Kututha: Scylvendi warrior of the Utemot tribe, brother-in-law of Cnaiür urs Skiötha.
• Bannut urs Hannut: Scylvendi warrior of the Utemot tribe, uncle of Cnaiür urs Skiötha.
• Bansipitas: Ordealman from Sepa-​Giel­gath.
• Baribul: A member of the Company of Scions in the Great Ordeal.
• Bastion: One of the Skin Eaters' mules, named by Mimara.
• Baxatas: General of the Selial Column during the Holy War.
• Belmorn: A member of the Stone Hags.
• Bengulla: Son of Aëngelas and Valrissa.
• Beotha Tuthorsa: A member of the Holy War and devout follower of Anasûrimbor Kellhus.
• Beotha Tûtmor: Ordealman, New Imperial Consul of Ce Tydonn.
• Biaxi Coronsas: Patridomos of House Biaxi during the events of The Prince of Nothing.
• Biaxi Sankas: Patridomos of House Biaxi during the events of The Aspect-Emperor, and an important member of the New Congregate.
• Biaxi Scoulas: Second Knight-Commander of the Shrial Knights during the Holy War.
• Biaxi Sompas: General of the Kidruhil at the time of the Holy War.
• Biaxi Tarpellas: Gen­er­al of the Nansur con­tin­gent of the Great Ordeal.
• Bompothur: Nilnameshi cook working in the Andiamine Heights.
• Borswelka I: King of the Meöri whose reign started in 1021.
• Borswelka II: King of the Meöri, grandson to Borswelka I.
• Borswelka IV: King of the Meöri, father of Engûs.
• "The Boy": Unnamed son of Anasûrimbor Koringhus.
• Braelwan Cynnea: Earl of Agmundr at the time of the Holy War.
• Bukris: The God of famine.
• Burulan: One of Esmenet’s Kianene body-slaves.
• Byantas: A near antique writer of the Ceneian Empire.
• Byrikki: Ordealman fanatic, called "the Candlemaker".

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C

• Calasthenes: A sorcerer of rank in the Scarlet Spires.
• Callustras: An old soldier and customer of Esmenet.
• Carindûsû: Grandmaster of the Vokalati in the Great Ordeal.
• Carû-Ignaini: A Trysean God-King, known for sending Tyn­wur to his death due to jealousy.
• Carû-Ongonean: Third God-King of the Ûmeri Empire, known for raising the orig­inal Library of Sauglish.
• Casidas: Famed philosopher and historian of Near Antiquity, mainly known for The Annals of Cenei.
• Caxes Anthirul: Exalt-General in Momemn at the time of the Great Ordeal.
• Cel-Ongonean: Ruler of the Ûmeri Empire, defeated by Aulyanau the Con­queror at the Bat­tle of Riv­er Ax­au, leading to the beginning of the Cond Yoke.
• Cememketri: Grandmaster of the Imperial Saik at the time of the Holy War.
• Cet’ingira: Nonman ranking member of the Consult during the Apocalypse, also known as Meker­itrig.
• Cet’moyol: Son of Cu'huriol, father of Cû'jara-Cinmoi via an incestuous affair with his sister Linqirû.
• Charamemas: Famed Shrial commentator and author of The Ten Holies.
• Charampa: Prince of Cingulat, member of the Company of Scions in the Great Ordeal.
• Chassain: A Galeoth caste-noble and Judge in the Great Ordeal.
• Chepheramunni: King-Regent of High Ainon at the time of the Holy War.
• Chiki: An orphan employed as a runner by Drusas Achamian during his time in High Ainon.
• Cilcûliccas: Injori Qûya, called Lord of Swans, known for slay­ing Mu­rathaur the Sil­ver.
• Cimoira: First known instance of a half-Man, half-Cûnuroi child.
• Cinganjehoi ab Sakjal: Famed Kianene Sapatishah-Governor of Eumarna, known as "the Tiger of Eumarna".
• Cinial'jin: A well-known Erratic Nonman, father of Immiriccas. Four Revelations is told from his point of view.
• Ciögli: Leg­endary Siölan Hero of the Nonmen, per­haps the most fa­mous of the Tall, known for breaking the neck of Wutteät during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars.
• Clia Saxillas: Cap­tain of the Inchausti at the time of the Great Ordeal.
• Cnaiür urs Skiötha: A Scylvendi barbarian and Chieftain of the Utemot.
• Cnaiür urs Skiötha's mother: The unnamed first wife of Skiötha urs Hannut and mother of Cnaiür.
• Coithus Agabon: Ordealman, youngest son of Coithus Narnol.
• Coithus Asilda: Daughter of Coithus Eryeat, sister to Narnol and Saubon and mother of Athjeäri.
• Coithus Athjeäri: Earl of Gaenri, nephew to Coithus Saubon.
• Coithus Eryeat: King of Galeoth at the time of the Holy War, father of Narnol, Saubon and Asilda.
• Coithus Narnol: Or­deal­man, Be­liev­er-​King of Galeoth, eldest surviving son of Eryeat, brother to Saubon and Asilda.
• Coithus Saubon: Seventh son of Coithus Eryeat, lead­er of the Galeoth con­tin­gent dur­ing the First Holy War, later Be­liev­er-​King of Caraskand and Ex­alt-​Gen­er­al of the Great Ordeal.
• Cojirani ab Houk: Kianene Grandee of Mizrai.
• Conger: A member of the Skin Eaters.
• Couras Nantilla: Earl of Pikka, Gen­er­al of the Cengemi in the Great Ordeal.
• Cratianas: Author of Nilnameshi Lore.
• Cuäxaji: Sapatishah-Governor of Khemema.
• Cu’cirrurn: One of the Cûnuroi still remaining in Ishterebinth by 4132.
• Cu’cûlol: One of the Cûnuroi working for the Consult, and a kinsman of Cû'jara-Cinmoi.
• Cu’huriol: King of Siöl before Arkfall and grand­fa­ther of Cû'jara-Cinmoi.
• Cû’jara-Cinmoi: Greatest of the Cûnuroi Kings and first great foe of the Inchoroi.
• Cu’mimiral: In­jori Ishroi, called "Drag­on-​gored" and "Lord Limper".
• Cûncari: One of the long-dead Nonmen Cleric calls out for in Cil-Aujas.
• Cundraul III: High King of Akksersia mentioned in The Sagas.
• Cûnwerishau: First God-King of Trysë, famed for con­quer­ing all the cities of the Aumris and forg­ing the first treaty be­tween Men and Nonmen.
• Cutias Pansulla: New Im­pe­ri­al Con­sul of Nansur and po­lit­ical ri­val of Esmenet.
• Cutias Sarcellus: Knight-Commander of the Shrial Knights at the time of the Holy War.
• Cwithar Ottma: One of the Nascenti, for­mer­ly a Ty­don­ni thane.

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D

• Damergal: Earl of Cuärweth at the time of the Holy War.
• Damial’isharin: Siölan Ishroi, famously claimed Sranc possessed complex social customs and regimes.
• Darastius: A sorcerer of the Imperial Saik.
• Davdûl: Mihtrûlic Grandmaster, most gifted sorcerous artificer among Men.
• Daybreak: Drusas Achamian’s mule.
• Denthuel: A Sakarpi Baron.
• Diagol: Shriah of the Thousand Temples from 3371 until his assassination in 3383, infamous for his cruel excesses.
• Dinchases: Captain of Attrempus and lifelong comrade-in-arms to Krijates Xinemus.
• Diremti brothers: Two of Sanumnis' Chorae bowmen.
• Dogora Teör: Earl of Sumagalt at the time of the Holy War.
• Domilli: Author of Rudiments.
• Droettal: A Sakarpi Gilgallic Priest.
• Drusas Achamian: A former Mandate Schoolman and spy, now the only Wizard in the Three Seas.
• Dun Heörsa: Shield-Captain of the Hundred Pillars.
• Dunjoksha: Sapatishah-Governor of Amoteu.

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E

• Ekompiras: Ordealman and sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires.
• Ekyannus I: First "institutional" Shriah of the Thousand Temples, au­thor of the 44 Epistles.
• Ekyannus III: Shriah of the Thousand Temples famous for converting Triamis the Great to Inrithism, resulting in it being declared the official state religion of the Ceneian Empire.
• Ekyannus VIII: Shriah of the Thousand Temples, author of 111 Aphorisms.
• Ekyannus IX: Shriah of the Thousand Temples who outlawed all art works that "blas­pheme the Sim­ple, the Pure, and the True with foul Com­pli­ca­tion" in 3682.
• Ekyannus XIV: Shriah of the Thousand Temples who instigated the Scholastic Wars in 3796.
• Eleva: High-Priestess of the Cult of Yatwer.
• Eliriqû: Leg­endary Siölan pro­gen­itor of the Qûya.
• Emansi: The new nurse of Anasûrimbor Kelmomas and replacement of Porsi.
• Embas Eswarlû: Ordealman, An­gle-​Thane of Scolow.
• Emburalk: Ordealman, famed for his mon­strous stature.
• Emilidis: The Artisan, famed Nonman Siqû who found­ed the Gnos­tic School of Con­trivers, the Mihtrûl, cred­it­ed with the man­ufac­ture of a wide num­ber of sor­cer­ous ar­ti­facts.
• En-Kaujalau: A general named in The Sagas, famous for his victory in the Battle of Skothera.
• Engûs: Fifth son of Borswelka IV famed for the loss of Swur Fords and sub­se­quent flight in­to the Demua Mountains, where he and his re­main­ing house­hold lived a life of mur­der­ous out­lawry.
• Enpiralas: Youngest son of Cinial'jin.
• Eorcu Othrain: Earl of Numaineiri at the time of the Holy War.
• Epithiros: A Nroni Judge in the Great Ordeal.
• Eppaltros: A groom working for House Gaunum.
• Erathius: Im­pe­ri­al car­tog­ra­pher during the reign of Ikurei Xerius III.
• Eritga: A Galeoth slave-girl belonging to Cutias Sarcellus.
• Ersa Homirras: Au­thor of The Ten Thousand Day Dynasty, a his­to­ry of the short-​lived as­cen­den­cy of House Sorgis in Nansur.
• Ersa Kushigas: Palatine of the Conriyan province of Annand at the time of the Holy War.
• Erydides: A member of the Stone Hags.
• Escalumis: Ceneian his­to­ri­an and famed au­thor of On the Arrangement of Souls in Battle and War.
• Eselos Mursidides: Be­liev­er-​King of Cironj, lead­er of the Ciron­ji con­tin­gent in the Great Ordeal.
• Esmenet: Empress of the New Empire, formerly a whore from Sumna and a friend and lover of Drusas Achamian.
• Esmenet (Tusk): Wife of the prophet Angeshraël, mentioned in the Tusk.
• Ettwë Cundulkas: A Lord of the Great Ordeal.

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F

• Fanashila: One of Esmenet’s Kianene body-slaves.
• Fanayal ab Kascamandri: First-born son of Padirajah Kascamandri ab Tepherokar, later known as the Bandit Padirajah.
• Fane: Prophet of the Solitary God, founder of Fanimry and first of the Cishaurim.
• Fanfarokar: One of the Nine Incandati, the most powerful of the Cishaurim.
• Fan’oukarji I: The eldest son of Fane and first Padirajah of Kian.
• Fan’oukarji III: Padirajah leader of the Dagger Jihad in 3933.
• Farjanjua: Great Invitic Inrithi crit­ic of Fanimry.
• Feather: Chieftain of one of the tribal companies of Scalpoi.
• Foolhardy: Mimara's mule.
• Fustaras: Orthodox agitator and proadjunct from the Selial Column.

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G

• Gaenkelti: Exalt-Captain of the Palatial Eöthic Guard at the time of the Holy War.
• Gaes Siklar: Or­deal­man, Lord of Agansanor and cousin to King Hoga Hogrim.
• Gaeterius: Ceneian slave-scholar celebrated for his commentaries on The Chronicle of the Tusk collected under the title Contemplations on the Indentured Soul.
• Galian: A member of the Skin Eaters and former Nansur Columnary.
• Gam: Leg­endary Shiradi King fea­tured in the Fable of Gam.
• Gamag Nikussis: Im­pe­ri­al Scroll­mas­ter of the Andiamine Heights.
• Gamarrah: Person the unnamed Bloody Pick called out for in Cil-Aujas.
• Gangini: One of the Cûnuroi still remaining in Ishterebinth by 4132.
• Ganus the Blind: Man whose Third Revelation referred to the One Hundred and Forty-Four Thousand.
• Ganyama: One of the Lords of the Holy War.
• Gaörta: A Consult skin-spy.
• Gaunum Barastas: One of the members of House Gaunum during Serwë's time as a concubine.
• Gaunum Peristus: One of the sons of the Patridomos of House Gaunum and the father of Serwë's first child.
• Gavarus: A member of the Imperial Army at the time of the Battle of Kiyuth.
• Gawol Imhailas: Exalt-Captain of the Eöthic Guard of the New Empire.
• Gedapharus: One of the leaders of the Vulgar Holy War.
• Geshrunni: A Shield-Captain of the Javreh.
• Ghoset: An ancient Wracu spawned during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars.
• Gierra: The Goddess of carnal passion.
• Gilgaöl: The God of war and conflict.
• Gin’gûrima: A Nonman Hero of the ancient Mansion of Viri, the first to turn on Nin’janjin and his Inchoroi allies at the Battle of Pir Pahal.
• Ginsil: Wife of General En-Kaujalau in The Sagas, who pretended to be her husband to fool the assassins coming to kill him.
• Gin’yursis: The Nonman King of Cil-Aujas during the Apocalypse.
• Girgalla: An ancient Kûniüric poet famed for his Epic of Sauglish.
• Girûmmû Tansiri: Ordealman, sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires.
• Gishtari Therishut: A Conriyan Baron from the Ainoni frontier at the time of the Holy War.
• Goeransor Unswolka: Tydonni thane of Hagmeir in Numaineiri.
• Goettal Ekirick: Or­deal­man, Shield-​Thane of King Hoga Hogrim, known as "the Bald".
• Goken the Red: Notorious pirate and Thunyeri Earl of Cern Auglai.
• Gora’jirau: Ordealman and Invitic Knight.
• Gotagga: A great Ûmeri sorcerer credited with the birth of philosophy apart from what had been purely theological speculation.
• Gotauran ab Suraki: A great Fanim architect.
• Griasa: A slave belonging to House Gaunum, and a friend of Serwë's.
• Grinar Halikimmû: Ordealman, famed caste-menial cham­pi­on of the Sranc Pits.
• Grutha Pirag: Ordealman, Ingraul swords­man from the High Wernma.
• Gwanwë: Swayali witch pro­mot­ed to Grand­mistress in Serwa’s ab­sence.

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H

• Haarnan Cumor: High Cultist of Gilgaöl in the Holy War.
• Habal ab Sarouk: First organizer of the Coyauri, the famed elite heavy cavalry of the Kianene Padirajah, in 3892 as a response to the Nansur Kidruhil.
• Hab’hara: One of the Nine Incandati, the most powerful of the Cishaurim.
• Hagazioz: A Ciphrang, known as the Feath­ered Worm of the Pit.
• Hagitatas: A slave famed among the Conriyan caste-nobility as a healer of troubled souls.
• Hagnar the Elder: Ordealman and a sorcerer of the Mysunsai.
• Hagum Persommas: One of the Nascenti, formerly a Nansur blacksmith.
• Hahkti ab Sibban: Famed poet and successor of Tatokar I as Heresiarch of the Cishaurim.
• Halas Siroyon: Prince of Erras, Gen­er­al of the Famiri in the Great Ordeal.
• Hameron: A member of the Skin Eaters.
• Hamishaza: Renowned Ainoni dramatist, remembered for his Tempiras the King.
• Hamjirani: A Fanim lord who fought in the battle for Shimeh.
• Hampei Sompas: A high-​rank­ing Im­pe­ri­al Ap­pa­rati.
• Hampei Triaxerus: The Captain of Ikurei Conphas's bodyguard.
• Hanalinqû: Legendary wife of Cû’jara-Cinmoi.
• Hanamanu Eleäzaras: Grandmaster of the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Hanamem Sharacinth: Matriarch of the Cult of Yatwer.
• Hansa: A slave-girl belonging to Cutias Sarcellus.
• Hapama Mopuraul: Or­deal­man, Satrap of Ten­dant’heras.
• Harapior: Lord Tor­tur­er of Ishterebinth un­der Nin'ciljiras.
• Hargraum Kothwa: Earl of Gaethuni at the time of the Holy War.
• Harlikarut urs Oknai: Scylvendi warrior, el­dest liv­ing son of Oknai One-Eye.
• Harus Prophilas: Commander of Asgilioch at the time of the Holy War.
• Hasjinnet ab Skauras: Eldest son of Skauras ab Nalajan, slain by Cnaiür urs Skiötha at the Battle of Zirkirta.
• Hatatian: Infamous author of the Exhortations.
• Hatturidas: Ordealman, cousin of Nemukus Mirshoa.
• Haubrezer: One of the three Ty­don­ni broth­ers who owned the Cocked Leg inn in Marrow.
• Haul-Namyelk: King who founded Ce Tydonn in 3741.
• Haurut urs Mab: Scylvendi memorialist from the Utemot tribe.
• Heänar Tharschilka: Earl of Nergaöta, one of the lead­ers of the Vulgar Holy War.
• Hebarata: Fanim veteran who serves at Gerotha.
• Hem Shibbo: A scholar known for his opinions on the Holy War and the Unification Wars.
• Hem-Arkidu: A sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Hem-Maristat: A historian noted for his opinions on the Unification Wars, particularly the Sack of Sarneveh.
• Hemrût ab Urmakthi: Ordealman and Prince of Girgash, eldest son of King Urmakthi.
• Hepma Scaralla: High priest of Akkeägni during the First Holy War.
• Heramari Iyokus: Daimotic sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires, later Ordealman and Grandmaster of his School.
• Heramari Stitramoses: Thurror Eryelk's Breath-father.
• Herea: One of the witches of the Swayal Sisterhood in the Great Ordeal.
• Heresius: A member of the Stone Hags.
• Hertata: An orphan boy living in Sumna.
• Heyorthau: One of the two named authors of The Sagas.
• Hiappus Irsalfus: Ordealman and sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires.
• Hifanat ab Tunukri: A Cishaurim sorcerer-priest and servant of Anasûrimbor Moënghus.
• Hiliapos: Author of Five Apprehensions.
• Hilikas: A member of the Stone Hags.
• Hilu Akamis: A former Mandate Court Ad­vi­sor in the New Empire.
• Hintarates: The protagonist of one of the books of the Tusk (The Book of Hintarates).
• Hirengar: Ordealman, Earl of Canute.
• Hirul Detnammi: Palatine of Eshkalas at the time of the Holy War.
• Hish: A Ciphrang, known as the Great-​Jawed Glut­ton.
• Hoat: A member of the Skin Eaters.
• Hoga Gonrain: Second son of Hoga Gothyelk.
• Hoga Gotheras: Eldest son of Hoga Gothyelk.
• Hoga Gothyelk: Earl of Agansanor, and leader of the Tydonni contingent of the Holy War.
• Hoga Gurnyau: Third and youngest son of Hoga Gothyelk.
• Hoga Hogrim: Or­deal­man, Be­liev­er-​King of Ce Tydonn, nephew of Hoga Gothyelk.
• Horiötha: Scylvendi King-of-Tribes (from the Utemot tribe) responsible for the destruction of Cenei in 3351.
• Horjon: Man mentioned in writing scribbled in a post in the outskirts of Marrow.
• Horomon: Notorious Xerashi criminal mentioned in The Tractate.
• Horziah III: King of High Ainon whose army was destroyed by the Scarlet Spires, signalling the end of the Scholastic Wars and the beginning of the Scarlet Spires' hegemony over High Ainon.
• Hosûtil: One of the man­nish trans­la­tors and chron­iclers of the Nonmen.
• Hotos: The Priapic God.
• Houlta: Caste-menial Zaudunyani agitator, nicknamed "Rash".
• Hringa Hulwarga: Second son of King Hringa Rauschang of Thunyerus, called "the Limper".
• Hringa Hurrausch: First King of the Thunyeri, elected by the tribes in 3987.
• Hringa Magga: Cousin of Prince Hringa Skaiyelt of Thunyerus.
• Hringa Narradha: Third son of King Hringa Rauschang of Thunyerus.
• Hringa Rauschang: King of Thunyerus at the time of the Holy War, father of Skaiyelt, Hulwarga and Narradha.
• Hringa Skaiyelt: Eldest son of King Hringa Rauschang of Thunyerus, leader of the Thunyeri contingent of the Holy War.
• Hringa Vûkyelt: Or­deal­man, Be­liev­er-​King of Thunyerus, son of Hringa Skaiyelt.
• Hûkal: Prince of Mongilea.
• Hûnovis: A young sorcerer seen in Achamian's Dreams of the Apocalypse.
• Hunrilka: Ordealman and Baron.
• Hûruth V: Ancient King of Sakarpus mentioned in The Sagas.
• Husyelt: The God of the Hunt.
• Hûtta-mimot: One of the witches of the Swayal Sisterhood in the Great Ordeal.

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• Iblil’accullil: Cûnuroi smith who forged the blade Holol during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars.
• Idrusus Geraus: Drusas Achamian’s Galeoth slave.
• Iërus Ilimenni: Ordealman and Mandate Schoolman, known as a childhood prodigy.
• Iëva: Wife of Anasûrimbor Nau-Cayûti.
• Ikkorl: A Holca Lord of the Ordeal.
• Ikurei Anphairas I: Emperor of Nansur from 4066 to 4081, grandfather of Ikurei Xerius III.
• Ikurei Conphas: Nephew of Emperor Ikurei Xerius III, heir apparent to the Imperial Mantle.
• Ikurei Conphas' father: Unnamed younger son of Istriya, brother of Xerius and father to Conphas.
• Ikurei Conphas' half-sister: Unnamed half-sister of Conphas, wife to Xerius.
• Ikurei Istriya: Mother of Emperor Ikurei Xerius III, once famed for her legendary beauty.
• Ikurei Sorius I: First Nansur emperor of the Ikurei Dynasty.
• Ikurei Xerius III: Emperor of the Nansur Empire at the time of the Holy War.
• Ikurei Xerius III's father: Unnamed husband of Istriya, father to Xerius and grandfather to Conphas, preceded his son as emperor.
• Ilbaru: Protagonist of a Zeümi folk tale.
• Ileni: Presumably one of Aëngelas and Valrissa's children.
• Ils Hidarei: Likely a historian, noted for his opinions on the Unification Wars.
• Imbeyan ab Imbaran: Sapatishah-Governor of Enathpaneah and son-in-law of Padirajah Kascamandri ab Tepherokar.
• Im’inaral Lightbringer: Hero of Siöl, struck down be­neath the orig­inal gate­house of Min-Uroikas by Sil.
• Imimorûl: The cen­tral fig­ure of Non­man scrip­tures, progenitor and creator of all Nonmen.
• Immiriccas: Infamous son of Cinial'jin, whose soul was imbued in the Amiolas.
• Impalpotas: A Shigeki Lord of the Ordeal.
• Imparrhas: A sorcerer of the Imperial Saik and author of the The Psûkalogues.
• Imyanax: General of the Cepaloran Auxiliaries.
• Incheiri Gotian: Grandmaster of the Shrial Knights and Maithanet's representative in the Holy War.
• Ingaera: Father of Serwë.
• Ingalira: Nonman hero of Siöl mentioned in the Isûphiryas.
• Ingoswitu: A far antique Kûniüric philosopher, famed in his own day for his Dialogia.
• Ingusharotep II: Old Dynasty Shigeki King who conquered the Kyranae Plains.
• Inkorot: One of the Nine Incandati, the most powerful of the Cishaurim.
• Inri Sejenus: The Latter Prophet and spiritual founder of the Thousand Temples.
• Inrilil ab Cinganjehoi: Be­liev­er-​Prince of Eumarna, gen­er­al of the Eu­mar­nan con­tin­gent in the Great Ordeal, son of Cinganjehoi ab Sakjal.
• Inrûmmi: A sorcerer of rank of the Scarlet Spires.
• Inshull: One of the Chieftain-Kings named in the Tusk.
• Isholom: A long-dead historical figure mentioned in Sorweel's narration.
• Issiral: The White-Luck Warrior tasked with the mission to kill Anasûrimbor Kellhus.
• Istratmenni: One of the leaders of the Vulgar Holy War.
• Iswa: Leg­endary cre­ator of the Iswazi.
• Iswolor: Possibly a ruler of the Ûmeri Empire.

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• Jiricet: A Nonman Siqû who raped Anasûrimbor Omindalea in 824, which led directly to the end of the Nonman Tutelage.
• Jishamurtë: One of the few sorcerers to notably align with Orthodox movements.
• Jiss: One of the long-dead Nonmen Cleric calls out for in Cil-Aujas.
• Jukan: God of sky and season.
• Juraleal: Character featured in a parable in The Chronicle of the Tusk.
• Juru: God of virility and fertility.

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• Kakaliol: A Ciphrang, known as Reaper-​of-​Heroes.
• Kascamandri ab Tepherokar: The Padirajah of Kian and father of Fanayal, Massar and Sirol.
• Keles Musyerius: Or­deal­man and My­sun­sai sor­cer­er-​of-​rank.
• Kemetti Thampis: Conriyan Baron from the Anpleian frontier at the time of the Holy War.
• Kemrates Danidas: Ordealman and Baron, son of Kemrates Shanipal.
• Kemrates Shanipal: Baron of Hirhamet, ruled Conriya in King Nersei Proyas' stead at the time of the Great Ordeal.
• Kensooras: Man from a Sakarpi tale, whose name, meaning "be­tween dogs", came to mean a state of sui­ci­dal melan­choly.
• Kepfet ab Tanaj: A Kianene officer who betrayed Caraskand to Coithus Saubon.
• Kessriga Jeükal: One of the Dûnyain Pragma who instructed Anasûrimbor Kellhus in his youth.
• Khui Shinurta: Grandmaster of the Scarlet Spires cred­it­ed with us­ing the Scholastic Wars as a means of con­quer­ing High Ainon, creator of the Javreh slave soldiers.
• Kiampas: Sergeant of the Skin Eaters and a former Nansur officer.
• Kima: One of the witches of the Swayal Sisterhood in the Great Ordeal.
• Kimish: Prime Interrogator to Ikurei Xerius III.
• Kisma: Adoptive father of Mallahet.
• Koll: A member of the Stone Hags.
• Koracales: Author of Nine Songs Heroic.
• Koropos: A former Cironji slave of the Kianene who became an overseer after Gerotha's capture by the Holy War.
• Kosoter: Captain of the Skin Eaters and elju to the Nonman Cleric.
• Krijates Empharas: Pala­tine-​Mar­shal of Attrempus, gen­er­al of the Conriyans in the Great Ordeal.
• Krijates Iryssas: The young and impetuous majordomo of House Krijates, cousin to Krijates Xinemus.
• Krijates Xinemus: Conriyan Marshal of Attrempus at the time of the Holy War.
• Krû Gai: A renowned Bashrag chieftain.
• Ku’kumammu: A character in the Tusk, referred to as "the prodigal Viper" and "the ac­cursed Babe-​with-​teeth".
• Kumhurat: A critical philosopher.
• Kusjeter: Count-Palatine of the Ainoni palatinate of Gekas at the time of the Holy War.
• Kussalt: Groom to Prince Coithus Saubon.
• Kutigha: A Thousand Temples informant for the Scarlet Spires.
• Kuxophus II: Last of the ancient Kyranean High Kings.

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• Leweth: A trapper in the abandoned Atrithan province of Sobel.
• Ligesseras Arnius: Ordealman, second-in-command of the Nansur Columns.
• Likaro: First Negotiant of the Zeümi court.
• Linnû Arcastor: Or­deal­man, Earl of Gesindal.
• Linqirû: Daughter of Cu'huriol, mother of Cû'jara-Cinmoi though an incestuous relationship with her brother Cet'moyol.
• Lurijara: A famously heretical scholar.

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• Madarezer Ukrummu: A sorcerer of rank in the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Maëngi: A Consult skin-spy.
• Maharta: High-Priestess of the Cult of Yatwer.
• Maithanet: Shriah of the Thousand Temples as of 4110.
• Malowebi: Mbimayu Schoolman, Second Negotiant of the Zeümi court, emissary sent by the Satakhan to assess Fanayal and his insurrection.
• Maluti: A Scylvendi warrior of the Utemot tribe and nephew of Cnaiür urs Skiötha.
• Mamaradda: A Javreh Shield-Captain.
• Mamayma: One of the Chieftain-Kings named in The Chronicle of the Tusk.
• Managoras: Author of Ode to the Long-Lived Fool.
• Maörta: A Consult skin-spy.
• Maranjehoi: Ordealman, Grandee of Piralm.
• Marmian: Mandate sorcerer and an Auditor at their Mission in Oswenta.
• Martemus: Nansur General and aide to Ikurei Conphas.
• Massar ab Kascamandri: Be­liev­er-​King of Kian, lead­er of the Kianene con­tin­gent in the Great Ordeal, younger brother of Fanayal ab Kascamandri.
• Masurkur: One of the two main disciples of Fane, founder of the Pokariti strand of Fanimry.
• Matmuth Ramgath: Father of Matmuth Shorathises.
• Matmuth Shorathises: Or­deal­man, Ainoni Pala­tine of Karyot, el­dest son of Matmuth Ram­gath.
• Maurax urs Cagnûralka: supposed King-of-Tribes.
• Maurelta: Ceneian General who surrendered to Sarothesser I at the Battle of Charajat in 3372, signalling the traditional collapse of the Ceneian Empire.
• Mbotetulu: Ojo­gi-​Dy­nasty Satakhan cred­it­ed with the first true uni­fi­ca­tion of Zeüm.
• Meärji: A Galeoth thane, client to Coithus Saubon at the time of the Holy War.
• Mebbee: Zsoronga ut Nganka'kull's pony.
• Meigon: A member of the Dûnyain Pragma.
• Memgowa: A famed near antique Zeümi sage and philosopher.
• Memplei Larsippas: A physi­cian-​priest as­signed to the Andiamine Heights.
• Memshressa Kasaumki: One of the Nascenti, for­mer­ly a Conriyan knight.
• Mepmerat: Im­pe­ri­al Math­emati­cian be­long­ing to the court of Anasûrimbor Kellhus I.
• Meppa: The last of the Cishaurim.
• Meremnis: Author of The Arcana Implicata.
• Merempompas: Author of Epistemata.
• Merotokas: Author of The Virtue of Sin.
• Meümaras: The captain of the Amortanea.
• Midru Semper: Ainoni Baron in the First Holy War.
• Migagurit urs Shanyorta: Scylvendi memorialist.
• Mimara: Eldest daughter of Esmenet, by an unknown father.
• Mimaripal: A client baron of Musammu Chinjosa at the time of the Holy War.
• Mimomitta: Subject of a legend from an­cient Kyranean lore.
• Mimotil Cravenhearted: One of the Cûnuroi working for the Consult, Bear­er of the Copper Tree at Pir Minginnial.
• Minachasis: An Ainoni Imperial Apparati.
• Mipharal: One of the witches of the Swayal Sisterhood in the Great Ordeal, sister of Sapharal.
• Mipharses: An Ainoni caste-noble who fell in love with Mimara during her second year at a brothel in Carythusal.
• Mi’punial: One of the great Hûlya po­ets of Siöl.
• Mirathais: Ordealman, Conriyan chronicler.
• Mirinqû: The wife of Harapior.
• Mirûnwe: One of the witches of the Swayal Sisterhood in the Great Ordeal.
• Misariccas: An Ishroi renowned for his valour, one of three Nonmen sent to investigate the Inverse Fire by Nil'giccas.
• Mithoser II: God-King of Shigek who was decisively defeated by the Kyraneans at Narakit, leading to Shigek beginning its long tenure as a tributary to greater powers.
• Mittades: The captain of the Bloody Picks.
• Modhoraparta: Nilnameshi sculptor, known for creating the famous cage-carving "Dance of the Demons".
• Moiar: Thurror Eryelk's Clay-father.
• Moimoriccas: Son of Ishoriöl, called Earth-​eater as wield­er of the famed cud­gel Gimimra.
• Moithural: One of the man­nish trans­la­tors and chron­iclers of the Nonmen.
• Momas: God of storms, seas and chance.
• Moraubon: A member of the Skin Eaters.
• Morimhira: El­der broth­er of Cu'huriol, old­est of the Nonmen to be ren­dered im­mor­tal by the Inoculation, known as the Most An­cient War­rior and the Boatman.
• Moryror: Illisseri Ishroi, only Cûnuroi survivor of the Battle of Imogirion.
• Mud Waigwa: Ordealman, a "monstrous" Holca thane.
• Mujonish: A Shrial Knight at the time of the Holy War.
• Mu’miorn: Dis­pos­sessed Son of Nihrimsûl, long­time favourite of Nil'giccas, famed for his promis­cu­ity.
• Murathaur: Wracu of Far An­tiq­ui­ty called Il­nim­ili, or "the Sil­ver", and "the Dragon of Knives", slain by Cilcûliccas.
• Muretetis: An ancient Ceneian scholar-slave famed for his Axioms and Theorems, the founding text of Three Seas geometry.
• Murworg Ganbrota: The Earl of the Thunyeri fiefdom of Ingraul at the time of the Holy War.
• Musammu Chinjosa: The Count-Palatine of the Ainoni palatinate of Antanamera at the time of the Holy War.
• Musammu Ezsiru: A Lord of the Great Ordeal and son of Musammu Chinjosa.
• The Mutilated: A group of five Dûnyain who survived the Siege of Ishuäl.
• Myaza: One of Hanamanu Eleäzaras’s favorite body-slaves.
• Myrathimi: Ordealman and a sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires.

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• Naff: A member of the Imperial Army at the time of the Battle of Kiyuth.
• Naïn: A sorcerer of rank in the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• "Nameless one": Unnamed, deformed fourth child of Kellhus and Esmenet.
• Namogritti Chorgah: Or­deal­man and Lord Pala­tine of Eshganax.
• Naree: A Nilnameshi prostitute living in Momemn.
• Narsheidel: One of the High Boon­smen of King Varalt Harweel II.
• Narstheba: A sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Narunshinde: One of the two main disciples of Fane, founder of the Sumajil version of Fanimry.
• Nau-Ganor: One of the two named authors of The Sagas.
• Naxentas: A Ceneian general who conquered Enathpaneah, Xerash and Amoteu in 2414, then staging a successful coup and declaring himself Emperor of Cenei until his assassination a year later.
• Neberenes: An informant for Anasûrimbor Kellhus at the time of the Holy War.
• Nejata Medekki: King of Conriya whose entire line was murdered during the Aöknyssian Uprisings in 3942.
• Nel-Saripal: Ainoni poet and author of Monius, an epic retelling of the Unification Wars.
• Nem-Panipal: A sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Nemukus Mirshoa: Ordealman, vassal of Nurbanu Soter and nephew to the Baron of Ne­muk.
• Nentepi Psammatus: A Sumni Shrial Priest of Shigeki descent and regular customer of Esmenet.
• Nepimit Arsoghul: Or­deal­man, Satrap of Hawis'amparesh.
• Nersei Calmemunis: The Palatine of the Conriyan province of Kanampurea, cousin to Nersei Proyas, one of the leaders of the Vulgar Holy War.
• Nersei Eukernas II: King of Conriya at the time of the Holy War, father of Tirummas and Proyas.
• Nersei Miramis: Wife of Nersei Proyas, mother of Xinemus and Thaila, and niece of Coithus Saubon.
• Nersei Onoyas II: King of Conriya who first forged the alliance between the School of Mandate and House Nersei.
• Nersei Proyas: Crown Prince of Conriya at the time of the Holy War, later Believer-King of Conriya and Exalt-General of the Great Ordeal.
• Nersei Sodhoras: A Conriyan Baron and cousin of Nersei Proyas.
• Nersei Thaila (elder): Wife of Nersei Eukernas II, mother to Tirummas and Proyas.
• Nersei Thaila (younger): Daughter of Nersei Proyas and Miramis.
• Nersei Tirummas: Elder brother of Nersei Proyas, Crown Prince of Conriya until his death at sea.
• Nersei Xinemus: Son of Nersei Proyas and Miramis, heir to the throne of Conriya.
• Nganka'kull ut Imbaroon: Satakhan of High Holy Zeüm, father of Zsoronga ut Nganka'kull.
• Ngarau: Grand Seneschal to Ikurei Xerius III.
• Niehirren Halfhand: Leg­endary Lord of the Sakarpi Pale, famed for sur­viv­ing five years on the open Istyuli af­ter be­ing ex­iled.
• Nikkyûmenes: Recipient of Ajencis' Letter to Nikkyûmenes.
• Nil’giccas: Nonman King of Ishterebinth and Nihrimsûl, eventually known as the last King of the Nonmen.
• Niminian: Sculptor who drafted the pan­els de­pict­ing hero­ic scenes from the Unification Wars displayed in the Andiamine Heights.
• Ninar: Son of Nin'janjin and father of Nin'ciljiras.
• Nincaerû-Telesser: Fourth God-King of the Ûmeri Empire, famed pa­tron of the an­cient Gnostic Schools.
• Nincaerû-Telesser II: God-King of the Ûmeri Empire, who transformed the Great Library of Sauglish into the cultural heart of the Ancient North.
• Nincama-Telesser: God-King of the Ûmeri Empire, responsible for the High Gnostic Writ.
• Nin'ciljiras: Grandson of Nin'janjin and last known Nonman King.
• Nin'hilarjal: Nonman author of Psalms to Oblivion.
• Nin’janjin: Nonman King of Viri, considered a tragic figure by Men and as the epitome of villainy by Nonmen.
• Nin'sariccas: Dis­pos­sessed Son of Siöl sent as an emis­sary to treat with Anasûrimbor Kellhus.
• Nirimenes: Or­deal­man and sor­cer­er-​of-​rank in the School of Man­date.
• Nirsolfa: Philosopher mentioned in the Compendium of the First Holy War.
• Nisht Galgota: Palatine of the Ainoni palatinate of Eshganax at the time of the Holy War.
• Niz-Hû: Leg­endary Chief­tain-​King of Famiri, famed for his mil­itary hu­mil­ia­tion of Shir.
• No-God: The entity summoned by the Consult to bring about the Apocalypse.
• Nomiyal: Ordealman, Baron of Mols.
• Nomur: One of the Chieftain-Kings named in the Tusk.
• Noon: A horse owned by Drusas Achamian.
• Norwain I: King of Galeoth, infamous for butchering his captive foes en masse in the reception hall of Moraör.
• Noshainrau: The founding Grandmaster of the Sohonc.
• Nostol: A Meöri Prince famous for his betrayal of Gin'yursis during the time of the Apocalypse.
• Nrezza Barisullas: King of Cironj, no­to­ri­ous for sur­viv­ing and man­ag­ing to re­verse Shrial Censure three times.
• Nuharlal Shukla: Ordealman, Grandee of Saw'ajokat.
• Nûkulk Iyengar: Earl of Nangael at the time of the Holy War.
• Nûkulk Osfringa: Orthodox Earl of Nangaelsa, fa­mous­ly blind­ed and chained by Anasûrimbor Kellhus for dis­play be­neath Meigeiri's walls.
• Nulla Vogneas: Author of The Cynicata.
• Nume: Ordealman and Mandate Schoolman.
• Nurbanu Soter: Palatine of Kishyat at the time of the Holy War, later Be­liev­er-​King of High Ainon and leader of the Ain­oni con­tin­gent in the Great Ordeal.
• Nurbanu Ze: Pala­tine of Jekk, adopt­ed son of King Nurbanu Soter, gen­er­al of the Jek­ki con­tin­gent of the Great Ordeal.

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• Obotegwa: Ob­li­gate to Prince Zsoronga.
• Obwë Gûswuran: Or­deal­man, Grand­mas­ter of the Mysunsai.
• Ogadûl the Great: Founder of the Vokalati.
• Ogatha urs Yursalka: One of the younger sons of Yursalka.
• Oinaral Lastborn: Last Nonman born dur­ing the Womb Plague, son of the hero Oirûnas, and Siqû.
• Oirasis: Father of Oirûnas and Oirinas.
• Oirinas: Ishroi Hero, twin broth­er of Oirûnas.
• Oirûnas: Leg­endary Ishroi Hero of the Non­men, Dis­pos­sessed Son of Siöl, twin broth­er of Oirinas, survivor of the First Watch, Lord of the Sec­ond Watch.
• Okkiür: Scylvendi warrior of the Utemot tribe, cousin of Cnaiür urs Skiötha.
• Oknai One-Eye: The inveterate chieftain of the Munuäti, a powerful federation of Scylvendi tribes.
• Okyati urs Okkiür: Scylvendi warrior, cousin of Cnaiür urs Skiötha, first brought Anasûrimbor Moënghus as a captive to the Utemot camp in 4079.
• Olekaros: A Ceneian slave-scholar of Cironji descent, famed for his Avowals.
• Olissis: Legendary daughter of Imimorûl, sister and incestuous lover of Tsonos.
• Omiri urs Xunnurit: The lame daughter of Xunnurit and wife of Yursalka.
• Omirji: A Kianene Grandee and one of Fanayal's followers.
• Omrain: The first wom­an ac­cord­ing to The Chronicle of the Tusk.
• Onkis: The Goddess of hope and aspiration.
• Ontillas: A near antique Ceneian satirist, most famous for his On the Folly of Men.
• Opparitha: A near antique Cengemian moralist, most famous for his On the Carnal.
• Opsara: A Kianene slave who served as the infant Anasûrimbor Moënghus II's wet nurse.
• Oresh: A historical figure mentioned in The Chronicle of the Tusk, youngest son of the prophet Angeshraël and his wife Esmenet.
• Orosis: Possibly the God of sleep.
• Orra: A plump scullery slave of the Gaunum household.
• Orsuleese the Faster: Sakarpic Hero famed for rac­ing on foot from the Pale to the Lone­ly City to warn of a vast mobbing.
• Orsuwick: Ordealman, Baron of Low Kalt.
• Osilwas: A member of the Stone Hags.
• Osseoratha: Far ​An­tique King of Trysë re­spon­si­ble for de­stroy­ing the Cond cap­ital of Saulya and overthrowing the Yoke.
• Lord Ostaroot: Sakarpi noblemen, one of the High Boon­smen of King Varalt Harweel II.
• Ostaroot Tasweer: The son of Lord Ostaroot.
• Othkut: A Scylvendi warrior who fought in the Battle of Kiyuth.
• Ouras: A sorcerer of the Imperial Saik at the time of the Holy War.
• Outhrata: Famed Sohonc meta­physi­cian (and even­tu­al Grand­mas­ter) who be­came a cen­tral fig­ure in the so-​called Gnostic Renaissance.
• Oxwora: A member of the Skin Eaters and a renegade son of Yalgrota Sranchammer.

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• Paäta: A body-slave belonging to Krijates Xinemus.
• Pafaras: The captain of the Stone Hags and a Mysunsai Schoolman.
• Palpothis III: An Old Dynasty God-King of Shigek who raised one of the Ziggurats of Shigek, which bears his name.
• Panarossa: One of the few sorcerers to notably align with Orthodox movements.
• Panteruth urs Mutkius: A Scylvendi of the Munuäti tribe.
• Parcis: A philosopher, likely a student of Ajencis, and author of The New Analytics.
• Parmerses: An Ainoni spice merchant, among whose possessions the Compendium of the First Holy War was first discovered in Zeüm.
• Paro Inrau: A former student of Drusas Achamian.
• Parsalates: Ordealman, one of the Mik­ka Sur­con­suls.
• Par’sigiccas: One of the Nonmen who fought alongside Cinial'jin during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars.
• Parthelsus: One of the Mandate Schoolmen at the time of the Holy War.
• Patridomos of House Gaunum: Unnamed Gaunum Patridomos during the events of The Prince of Nothing.
• Pherokar I: One of Kian’s earliest and fiercest Padirajahs.
• Phinersa: Holy Master of Spies of the New Empire.
• Phiolos: Famed mount rid­den by Halas Siroyon in the Great Ordeal.
• Phoracia: High-Priestess of the Cult of Yatwer.
• Pilaskanda: King of Girgash and a tributary ally of the Kianene Padirajah Kascamandri ab Tepherokar.
• Pil’kmiras: Cousin of Cinial'jin.
• Pim: A Shigeki drover.
• Pirasha: An old Sumni whore befriended by Esmenet.
• Pirmees: Possibly a scholar, defended that the White-Luck Warrior was a Gift of the Gods against worldly tyranny.
• Pirras Boksarias: The Ceneian Emperor who standardized trading protocols within the empire and established a thriving system of markets in its major cities.
• Pisathulas: The personal eunuch attendant of Ikurei Istriya.
• Pokwas: A member of the Skin Eaters and disgraced Zeümi Sword-Dancer.
• Polchias Simas: Drusas Achamian's old teacher and a member of the Quorum.
• Polpi Tharias: A man from whom Esmenet secured an Exception in her efforts to try to recover Mimara.
• Pomarius Sassotian: General of the Imperial Fleet during the First Holy War.
• Poripharus: An ancient Ceneian philosopher and adviser to Triamis the Great.
• Porsa: The famed "Philosopher-Whore" of Trysë.
• Porsentius Kasalla: One of the Nascenti, for­mer­ly a Cap­tain in the Im­pe­ri­al Army.
• Porsi: Nursemaid to Anasûrimbor Kelmomas and Anasûrimbor Samarmas.
• Porsparian: Or­deal­man, Shigeki slave as­signed to Sor­weel up­on his arrival in the Great Ordeal.
• Posodemas: An old drunk Drusas Achamian frequently ran into during his time as a spy in Carythusal.
• Possu Hurminda: Or­deal­man, Satrap of Sranayati.
• Powtha Iskaul: Gen­er­al of the Twen­ty-​ninth Col­umn in the New Empire.
• Praxum Bogras: General of the Selial Column at the time of the Holy War.
• Protathis: A famed near antique poet of Ceneian descent, cel­ebrat­ed for many works.
• Psailas II: Shriah of the Thousand Temples from 4072 to 4086.
• Psatma Nannaferi: Mother-Supreme of the Cult of Yatwer.
• Ptarramas the Older: A sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Puskarat: A Ciphrang, known as Moth­er of Per­ver­sions.

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• Quallas: Author of On the Invitic Sages.

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R

• Raeharth Hagarond: Galeoth Earl of Usgald at the time of the Holy War.
• Rainon: A member of the Skin Eaters.
• Ram-Sassor Garsahadutha: A Tributary Prince of Sansor, leader of the Sansori in the Ainoni contingent of the Holy War.
• Rama: One of the Nonmen who fought alongside Cinial'jin during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars.
• Rash Soptet: Pala­tine-​Gov­er­nor of Shigek, Gen­er­al of the Shigeki con­tin­gent of the Great Ordeal.
• Rilding Werijen Greatheart: Tydonni Earl of Plaideöl at the time of the Holy War and of the Great Ordeal.
• Rimon: A sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Risaphial: One of the Cûnuroi working for the Consult, and nephew of Gin'yursis.
• Rûnidil: An Ishroi renowned for his valour, one of three Nonmen sent to investigate the Inverse Fire by Nil'giccas.

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• Sadu'waralla ab Daza: Chief­tain of the Low Imit, Gen­er­al of the Khirgwi con­tin­gent in the Great Ordeal.
• Safirig Trondha: A Galeoth thane, client to Earl Thagawain Anfirig of Gesindal at the time of the Holy War.
• Sag-Marmau: Kûniüric general during the Apocalypse, prominent in "The Book of Generals" in The Sagas.
• Sainhail Werjau: One of the Nascenti, formerly a Galeoth thane.
• Sakkeruth: A Scylvendi warrior and childhood friend of Cnaiür urs Skiötha.
• Salaweärn I‏‎: The founder of Akksersia.
• Samarmau Uän: One of the Dûnyain Pragma.
• Sammu Zursodda: Palatine-Governor of the Ainoni city of Koraphea at the time of the Holy War.
• Sampë Ussiliar: Grand­mas­ter of the Shrial Knights in the Great Ordeal.
• Sampileth Fire-singer: Leg­endary Far An­tique Ma­gi cred­it­ed with in­vent­ing the famed Drag­onhead Cant, as well as found­ing the Surartu.
• Sanathi: Daughter of Cnaiür urs Skiötha and Anissi.
• Sancla: Drusas Achamian’s cellmate and lover during his adolescence in Atyersus.
• Sanumnis: A Conriyan Baron and member of the Holy War.
• Sapharal: One of the witches of the Swayal Sisterhood in the Great Ordeal, sister of Mipharal.
• Saranjehoi: A Kianene Grandee and one of Fanayal's followers.
• Sareat II: King of Galeoth, he was forced to walk barefoot from Oswenta to Sumna in contrition following a Shrial Censure in 4072.
• Sarl: Sergeant of the Skin Eaters, long-time companion of Lord Kosoter.
• Sarnagiri V: Nilnameshi King defeated by Triamis I in 2483, leading to Nilnamesh becoming a Ceneian province.
• Sarosthenes: A sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Sarothesser I: Founder of High Ainon, who overthrew the yoke of the Ceneian Empire in 3372 and ascended the Assurkamp Throne as the first Ainoni King.
• Sarothesser IX: King of High Ainon during the Scholastic Wars.
• Sarpella: Celebrated mummer, who read the poem Monius to the Imperial Court in 4132.
• Sarshressa Imrothas: Palatine of the Conriyan palatinate of Aderot at the time of the Holy War.
• Sartmandri: One of the Nine Incandati, the most powerful of the Cishaurim.
• Sasal Charapatha: Be­liev­er-​Prince of Nilnamesh, gen­er­al of the Nil­nameshi con­tin­gent in the Great Ordeal, son of Sasal Umrapathur III.
• Sasal Umrapathur III: Be­liev­er-​King of Nilnamesh, Mar­shal of the Ketyai-​of-​the-​South in the Great Ordeal, father of Sasal Charapatha.
• Sasheoka: Grandmaster of the Scarlet Spires, assassinated in 4100 and succeeded by Hanamanu Eleäzaras.
• Sattushal Gayamakri: One of the Nascenti, formerly an Ainoni baron.
• Saurnemmi: A sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Saweor Inskarra: Earl of the Thunyeri fiefdom of Skagwa at the time of the Holy War.
• Scroll: A member of the Stone Hags.
• Seidru Nautzera: A senior member of the Mandate Quorum.
• Seökti: Heresiarch of the Cishaurim.
• Sepherathindor: Count-Palatine of the Ainoni palatinate of Hinnant at the time of the Holy War.
• Seratantas III: Author of Sumni Meditations.
• Serwë: A Nymbricani concubine of House Gaunum, later claimed by Cnaiür urs Skiötha as his prize.
• Serwë (skin-spy): A Consult skin-spy who takes on the appearance of Serwë.
• Seswatha: Founder of the School of Mandate and implacable enemy of the Consult throughout the Apocalypse.
• Setmahaga: A Ciphrang, controlled by the Scarlet Spires during the battle for Shimeh.
• Setpanares: The General in command of the Ainoni contingent of the First Holy War.
• Shaeönanra: Grandvizier of the Mangaecca who became one of the founders of the Consult.
• Shalmessa: A Javreh Shield-Captain who serves Hanamanu Eleäzaras.
• Shamanet: A historical figure referenced in The Chronicle of the Tusk, she was the mother of Esmenet, wife of the prophet Angeshraël.
• Sharhild: High-Priestess of the Cult of Yatwer.
• Shaugar Ulnarta: One of the Nascenti, formerly a Tydonni thane.
• Shelgal: One of the Chieftain-Kings named in the Tusk.
• Sheorog Cerjulla: The Tydonni Earl of Warnute at the time of the Holy War.
• Sheorog Gauslas: The son of Earl Sheorog Cerjulla and a member of the Holy War.
• Shikol: The King of ancient Xerash, famed for sentencing Inri Sejenus to death in 2198, as recounted in The Tractate.
• Shilka Grimmel: Ordealman, Tydonni Earl of Cuärweth.
• Shimbor: One of the man­nish trans­la­tors and chron­iclers of the Nonmen.
• Shoddû Akirapita: El­dest son of Shoddû Rapita III, King of Nilnamesh, per­haps the most bril­liant and re­source­ful Orthodox gen­er­al of the Unification Wars.
• Shoddû Rapita III: King of Nilnamesh during the Unification Wars, father of Shoddû Akirapita.
• Sholis Meerskatu: Or­deal­man and Ex­alt-​Cap­tain of the Pillarians.
• Shoss: Galeoth Ordealman from Agmundr.
• Shressa Gaidekki: Count-Palatine of the Conriyan palatinate of Anplei at the time of the Holy War.
• Shressa Xinoyas: Orthodox Pala­tine of Etara-Anplei, fa­mous­ly butchered be­fore his own chil­dren by the As­pect-​Em­per­or.
• Siaxas II: Emperor of Cenei, infamous for butchering the inhabitants of Kyudea and razing the city to the ground following a 2458 rebellion.
• Sibawûl te Nurwul: Be­liev­er-​Prince of Nymbrica, lead­er of the Cepaloran con­tin­gent in the Great Ordeal.
• Sil: Inchoroi King and the original bearer of the Heron Spear.
• Silhanna: Daughter of Drusas Achamian’s Galeoth slaves, Idrusus Geraus and Tisthanna.
• Sinerses: Shield-Captain of the Javreh and favorite of Hanamanu Eleäzaras.
• Sin’niroiha: Originally the King of the Nonman Mansion of Nihrimsûl, later also of Ishoriöl through his mar­riage to Tsinirû, by whom he was the father of Nil'giccas.
• Sirassas Kumeleus: A staunch supporter of House Ikurei, and Exalt-General of the Nansurium prior to Ikurei Conphas.
• Sirol ab Kascamandri: The youngest daughter of Kascamandri ab Tepherokar.
• Sirpal Onyarapû: Ordealman, Lord Palatine of Moserothu.
• Sirpal Uranyanka: Palatine-Governor of the Ainoni city of Moserothu at the time of the Holy War.
• Sirro: Fe­male Seleukaran po­et, nat­ural­ist and philoso­pher, famed au­thor of The Holy Crone.
• Sirwitta: An Emwama criminal mentioned in the Isûphiryas.
• Skafra: One of the principal Wracu of the Apocalypse, slain by Seswatha at Mengedda in 2155.
• Skaiwarra: A Thunyeri chieftain who fought alongside Cnaiür urs Skiötha at Joktha.
• Skala: Gaenkelti’s successor as Exalt-Captain of the Palatial Eöthic Guard.
• Skalateas: Mysunsai Schoolman at the time of the Holy War.
• Skauras ab Nalajan: Sapatishah-Governor of Shigek and first principal antagonist of the First Holy War.
• Skeaös: Prime Counsel to Ikurei Xerius III, having served in that capacity for thirty years.
• Skinede Anmergal: A Tydonni thane and member of the Holy War.
• Skiötha urs Hannut: The father of Cnaiür urs Skiötha, and former Chieftain of the Utemot.
• Skogma: An ancient Wracu, thought destroyed during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars.
• Skunxa: Ordealman, Scylvendi scout, one of Coithus Saubon's Knights of the Desert Lion.
• Skuthula: An ancient Wracu spawned during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars, called "the Black", and one of the few Dragons known to have survived the Apocalypse.
• Skûtsa the Elder: Gir­gal­lic Priest from Sorweel's child­hood.
• Sohorat: A Ciphrang, controlled by the Scarlet Spires during the battle for Shimeh.
• Sokwë: Author of Ten Seasons in Zeüm.
• Sol: An orphan living in the city of Sumna at the time of the Holy War.
• Solm Hilderath: One of the Nascenti, formerly a Tydonni thane.
• Somandutta: A member of the Skin Eaters and a Nilnameshi caste-noble adventurer.
• Sonhail Hortha: A Galeoth knight, client to Coithus Saubon .
• Sorainas: A celebrated Nansur scriptural commentator, and author of The Book of Circles and Spirals.
• Sos-Praniura: The greatest student of Gin'yursis and founder of the Mangaecca.
• Sosering Rauchurl: Ordealman, High-​Thane of the Hol­ca.
• Sristai Croimas: Ordealman and Lord Pala­tine of Kethantei, sec­ond son of Sristai Ingiaban.
• Sristai Ingiaban: Palatine of the Conriyan palatinate of Kethantei at the time of the Holy War.
• Stajanas II: Famed "Philosopher-Emperor" of Cenei who ruled from 2412 to 2431, author of Ruminations.
• Stubborn: A pony owned by Sorweel after joining the Great Ordeal.
• Suberd: Legendary King of Sakarpus who tried to seduce Aelswë, the mortal daughter of Gilgaöl, thus dooming his line forever.
• Sucoithus Hingeath: Earl of Gaenri, com­man­der of the Gaen­rish con­tin­gent in the Great Ordeal.
• Sûjara-nin: Injori Ishroi, a Dis­pos­sessed Son of Siöl, famed for his ex­ploits in the Three Seas, where he was known as the "Red Ghoul".
• Su'juroit: A Nonman Qûya rumored to have been capable of performing Meta-Gnostic Cants.
• Sumajil ut Hest: Or­deal­man, Kianene Grandee of Mitirabis.
• Sumiloam: Queen of High Ainon during the Scholastic Wars, wife of Sarothesser IX.
• Suörtagal: Author of Epimeditations.
• Suriala: The wife of Anasûrimbor Celmomas II and mother of Nau-Cayûti.
• Surmante Caphrianus I: Nansur Surmante emperor famed for his wily diplomacy and far-reaching reforms of the Nansur legal code.
• Surmante Skilura II: The most cruel of the Surmante Emperors of Nansur, whose deranged antics led to the Granary Revolts of 3668 and the accension of Surmante Xatantius I to the Mantle.
• Surmante Xatantius I: The most warlike of the Surmante Emperors of Nansur, who en­larged the Nansur Em­pire to its great­est ex­tent.
• Surxacer: Youngest son of Pilaskanda, leader of the embassy sent to Momemn by Fanayal ab Kascamandri.
• Sut Keopsis: Im­pe­ri­al Ex­alt-​Counter.
• Sutadra: A member of the Skin Eaters, and a rumoured Fanim heretic.
• Swahon Wainhail: Galeoth Earl of Kurigald at the time of the Holy War.
• Swanostol: According to legend, the son of Nostol by Weyukat.
• Swarjuka: Sapatishah-Governor of Jurisada.
• Swayal: Legendary maid­en who re­buked the amorous ad­vances of Gilgaöl and was con­demned to live all eter­ni­ty as a Gold­en Swan.
• Symaul: Skettic Chieftain who executed Wulta-Ongorean, father of Avalunsil, and was in turn murdered by her.

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• Tanhafut: An ancient Wracu known as "the Red", slain by Anasûrimbor Nau-Cayûti at the Battle of Ossirish.
• Tarempas: Admiral of the Nansur Fleet at the time of the Holy War.
• Tatokar I: A High Heresiarch of the Cishaurim.
• Temus Enhorû: Grand­mas­ter of the Imperial Saik in the Great Ordeal.
• Teres Ansansius: The most famed theologian of the early Thousand Temples.
• Thagawain Anfirig: Galeoth Earl of Gesindal at the time of the Holy War.
• Thallei Numemarius: Patridomos of House Thallei, and General of the Kidruhil at the time of the Holy War.
• Thanteus Eskeles: Ordealman, Mandate Schoolman and tutor to Varalt Sorweel.
• Thassius: A rank­ing mem­ber of the Imperial Saik.
• Thipil Mepiro: Amoti Ordealman, one of the captains of Coithus Saubon's Knights of the Desert Lion and his Swordbearer.
• Thirûmmû Sek: Ordealman and sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires.
• Thopsis: Eunuch Master of Imperial Protocol for the New Empire.
• Throseanis: A late Ceneian dramatist, famed for his Triamis Imperator.
• Thurhig Bogyar: Holca Ordealman, one of the captains of Coithus Saubon's Knights of the Desert Lion and his Spearbearer.
• Thurror Eryelk: Holca free­boot­er who earned fame as both a hero and a crim­inal dur­ing the Scholastic Wars.
• Ti: A sorcerer of the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.
• Tikirgal ab Ramitju: Or­deal­man, Grandee of Makreb'at-Akii.
• Tinnirin: One of the Nonmen who fought alongside Cinial'jin during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars.
• Tinurit: A Scylvendi from the Akkunihor tribe and member of the Company of Scions in the Great Ordeal.
• Tirius: A former Nansur slave of the Kianene who becomes an overseer after Gerotha's capture by the Holy War.
• Tirnemus: A Baron and member of the Holy War.
• Tisthanna: Drusas Achamian’s slave and wife of Idrusus Geraus.
• Titirga: Sec­ond Grand­mas­ter of the Sohonc, child­hood pupil of Noshainrau the White, and famed Hero-​Mage of Ûmerau, thought to be the most powerful sorcerer to have ever lived.
• Tokush: Master of Spies to Ikurei Xerius III.
• Triamis the Great: First Aspect-Emperor of the Ceneian Empire, famed for his conquests and for declaring Inrithism the official state religion in 2505.
• Trimus Charcharius: Patrodomos of House Trimus at the time of the Holy War.
• Trimus Meniphas I: One of the Trimus Emperors of Nansur, whose assassination in 3508 signaled the end of his dynasty.
• Troyatti: Captain of the Hemscilvara.
• Tshuma: One of the Nascenti, formerly a Kutnarmu mercenary.
• Tsilarcus: Author of The Sumptitudes.
• Tsinirû: Queen of Ishoriöl, famed Qûya, wife to Sin'niroiha and mother of Nil'giccas.
• Tsonos: Son of Imimorûl, leg­endary Ur-​King of Siöl.
• Tsotekara: Grandmaster of the Scarlet Spires (then still known as the Surartu) in ancient times.
• Tsuör: A Consult skin-spy.
• Tûborsa Hurm: A member of the Stone Hags.
• Tusullian: Ordealman, se­nior Im­pe­ri­al Math­emati­cian.
• Tynwur: Called "the Bull of Sauglish", sent to his death by the jealous King Carû-Ignaini.
• Tzing: A Jekki member of the Company of Scions in the Great Ordeal.

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• Ûliqara: Wife of Oirûnas and moth­er of Oinaral Lastborn.
• Ûlkû’kolil: Legendary founder of both Ishoriöl and Incissal.
• Umartu: An ancient Shiradic philosopher.
• Urbommû Adokarsa: Ordealman, younger brother of Urbommû Hamazrel.
• Urbommû Hamazrel: Ordealman, one of Nurbanu Soter's martial advisors.
• Urdrûsû Marsalees: Or­deal­man, Pala­tine of Kûtapileth.
• Urmakthi ab Makthi: Believer-King of Girgash, lead­er of the Gir­gashi con­tin­gent in the Great Ordeal.
• Urskrux: A Ciphrang, known as Fa­ther-​of-​Car­rion.
• Urskugog: So-called "Sranc King" of Suskara.
• Uskelt Wolfheart: One of the Chieftain-Kings named in the Tusk.
• Ûssirta: A Consult skin-spy.
• Ûster Scraul: Kurigalder Ordealman, one of the captains of Coithus Saubon's Knights of the Desert Lion and his Shieldbearer.
• Utgarangi ab Hoularji: Sapatishah-Governor of Xerash at the time of the Holy War.
• Uthgai: The Scylvendi King-of-Tribes who lead his people under the No-God during the Apocalypse.

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V

• Valrissa: A daughter of the Werigda and wife of Aëngelas.
• Valsarta: One of the witches of the Swayal Sisterhood in the Great Ordeal.
• Varalt Harweel II: Former King of Sakarpus, father of Varalt Sorweel.
• Varalt Sorweel III: King of Sakarpus and only son of Varalt Harweel II.
• Varalt Sorweel III's mother: Unnamed wife to Varalt Harweel II and mother to Sorweel.
• Vem-Mithriti: Grandmaster of the Imperial Saik and Vizier-in-Proxy.
• Vethenestra: Chalfantic Oracle of the Cult of Yatwer.
• Vippol the Elder: Dispossessed Son of Siöl and most gifted surviving Qûya by 4132.
• Virimlû: Arcane Siölan smith, forged Imir­si­öl, the legendary blade of Oirûnas.
• Vshikcrû: A mighty Inchoroi, slain by Ingalira during the Cûno-Inchoroi Wars.
• Vûgalharsa: Ordealman, Ingraulish knight.

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W

• Warthût Ganrikka: A client thane of Hoga Gothyelk during the First Holy War, later Ordealman.
• Weodwa: A Kûniüric Prince, part of the Second Ordeal in the Battle of Eleneöt Fields.
• Weofota Finaöl: Earl of the Tydonni fiefdom of Canute at the time of the Holy War.
• Weyukat: The favourite Emwama concubine of Gin'yursis, according to legend.
• White-Luck Warrior: Yatwerian Narindar whose Unerring Grace is absolute.
• Wiglic: Leg­endary founder of the Holca.
• Wobazul: A senior member of the Mbimayu.
• Wonard: A member of the Skin Eaters.
• Woyengar: Ordealman, Earl of Nangaelsa.
• Wraelinu: A King-Temple Historian known for his theories about Sranc populations.
• Wrigga: A caste-menial Zaudunyani agitator.
• Wulgulu: A member of the Stone Hags.
• Wulta-Ongorean: Far Antique Ûmeri emperor, father of Avalunsil, executed by Symaul.
• Wustamitas: An Ordealman from Nangaelsa.
• Wutteät: The leg­endary Father of Dragons, the Unholy Archetype used by the Inchoroi to cul­ture and brood all oth­er Wracu, known as "the Black-and-Golden" and "the Terrible".

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• Xarah Wab-wabi: Famed and maligned Satta Warlock, master of Iswa.
• Xarotas Harnilas: Or­deal­man, Kidruhil Cap­tain of the Company of Scions.
• Xercallas II: Ceneian leader who secured the remnants of what had once been Kyraneas in the decades following Cenei’s conquest of Gielgath.
• Xijoser: An Old Dynasty God-King of Shigek, mostly known for the Ziggurat bearing his name.
• Xius: A great Ceneian poet and playwright, famed for The Trucian Dramas.
• Xonghis: A member of the Skin Eaters and former Imperial Tracker.
• Xunnurit: Scylvendi chieftain of the Akkunihor tribe, King-of-Tribes at the time of the Battle of Kiyuth.

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Y

• Yagthrûta: Thunyeri Momian Patriarch.
• Yalgrota Sranchammer: Thunyeri groom of Prince Hringa Skaiyelt at the time of the Holy War.
• Yapotis: The master of the brothel in Carythusal where Mimara was found.
• Yasellas: A prostitute acquiantance of Esmenet.
• Yatiskeres: A Mandate Schoolman and member of the Quorum at the time of the Holy War.
• Yatwer: The Goddess of the earth and fertility.
• Yel: One of Esmenet’s Kianene body-slaves.
• Yerajaman: Mimara's Nilnameshi tutor during her time in the Andiamine Heights.
• Yi’yariccas: A venerated Qûya sage.
• Yorsi: Son of Drusas Achamian’s Galeoth slaves, Idrusus Geraus and Tisthanna.
• Ysanna: A slave belonging to the Gaunum family.
• Ysilka: The wife of Sag-Marmau in The Sagas, whose name is often used as an euphemism for "adulteress" in the Three Seas.
• Yursalka: A Scylvendi warrior of the Utemot tribe.
• Yursut urs Muknai: Scylvendi King-of-Tribes at the Battle of Zirkirta.
• Yutirames: A sorcerer of rank in the Scarlet Spires at the time of the Holy War.

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Z

• Zabwiri: Long time Grandmaster of the Mbimayu, schol­ar of Memgowa, and Malowebi's mas­ter ear­ly in his sor­cer­ous train­ing.
• Zarathinius: The famed author of A Defence of the Arcane Arts.
• Zenkappa: Captain of Attrempus at the time of the Holy War, formerly a Nilnameshi slave belonging to the household of Krijates Xinemus.
• Zerxei Triamarius I: The first of the Zerxei Emperors of Nansur, ac­claimed by the Imperial Army following the as­sas­si­na­tion of Trimus Meniphas I in 3508.
• Zerxei Triamarius II: Zerxei Emperor of Nansur who had the High Round raised in Shimeh.
• Zerxei Triamarius III: Last of the Zerxei Emperors of Nansur, murdered by palace eunuchs in 3619.
• Zikas: The wom­en tak­en as concubines by Anasûrimbor Kellhus.
• Zioz: A Ciphrang, controlled by the Scarlet Spires during the battle for Shimeh.
• Zsoronga ut Nganka’kull: Successor-Prince of Zeüm, hostage of the Aspect-Emperor and member of the Company of Scions in the Great Ordeal.

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