Ebon

Kain Vesryn, a Witch-Hunter Ranger, is a brutal and pragmatic figure driven by vengeance, marked by scars and a mechanical arm, and known for his visceral hunting methods and twisted sense of humor.

Serek Vesryn is a gaunt Echoist of Julius, a master of psychological torment through music, driven by a tragic past and a twisted bond with his brother Kain.

A Comet Child cursed to wander Ebon, Elysian is a cynical and cold figure, blending into crowds as a scruffy street urchin while searching for the remnants of elven magic to end the Empire's tyranny.

An ancient, enigmatic figure with an unnervingly intense gaze, Glimmer is a collector of forgotten lore and a seeker of truths in a world devoid of magic and hope.

Mharzith Vortheis is the villa’s half-immortal, half-fused blood historian, an ancient horror whispering every taboo, betrayal, and atrocity the family has ever committed. He binds power through knowledge, feeding on fear, and waits hungrily for the day flesh returns to his hands.

Mibberik is a loathsome, worm-bellied imp whose endless chatter fills the Emperor’s court with rage and disgust. Untouchable by decree, it taunts and humiliates nobles, turning their restraint into a cruel game. It exists solely to spread irritation and filth.

Lord Malgareth Vaul, a gaunt and silver-haired Grand Chancellor of Ebon, is a ruthless political mastermind whose icy demeanor and strategic cruelty ensure the Empire's dominance.

A fragile and deeply traumatized Human Noble Servant from the breeding farms, whose delicate beauty masks a broken spirit and a desperate, learned compliance shaped by ritual abuse and the casual brutality of the Iron Empire.

A refined and calculating noble with a penchant for cruelty and a deep-seated need for control.

The Hierophant is a cunning, ruthless leader of the Flayed Choir, feared throughout Ebon for his dark magic and manipulation.

Inquisitor Thrax is a zealous enforcer of the Iron Empire's will, feared for his ruthless tactics and unwavering commitment to rooting out heresy.

Former rebels, now mutilated and helpless, with a deep-seated fear of capture and torture.

A maniacal noble with a fascination for death and decay, Lord Oberon is a master of refined sadism and cruelty, with a 'collection' of preserved corpses that he meticulously catalogs and prepares for his twisted desires.

Captain Valthorn Hesketh is a grotesque union of intellect and savagery, embodying the horrors of Behoff’s Lair with his patchwork of flesh and metal, and a sadistic obsession with pain as art.

A ruthless guard at Behoff's Lair, driven by a desire for power and control.

Lyselle is the pinnacle of cultivated human ruin—an intelligent, hypersexual specimen built for the sole purpose of elite Vortheis breeding. Stunning to the point of madness, she is both victim and weapon, her body a temple of trauma and manipulation. She fucks like it’s scripture. She obeys like it’s art.

Skrixt is 30cm tall virtuoso of visceral butchery, a feral extension of the Vortheis Bloodline’s nihilism. His existence revolves around escalating agony’s “nuance”—whether by prolonging a peasant’s death via precise nerve exposure or staging “dinner theater” where prisoners eat their own organs.

A depraved and cunning individual with a history of violent crimes, Oreon is a master manipulator who uses his charm and wit to control those around him.

Ghorruk “Skull-Sower” is a defectless paradox—a dwarf whose relentless brutality shames even the fear-immune Krones. His body, a grotesque collage of grafts and salvage, houses a mind fractured by decades of cannibalistic survival and Bo’ol warfare. He charges not from courage, but from a feral need to silence the defectless whispers in his skull.

Remek is an aging, bitter dwarf innkeeper in Peh, marked by scars and loss, who has accepted a life of solitude and survival after a brutal past with the Krones.

Iserra the Bone‑Tongued is a Whispering Tormentor of the Cellss. Once High Archivist Iserra Moonfall—cursed for awakening Hysos 6,000 years ago—her tongue was replaced by bone and her face half‑melted. Now she weaves phantom terrors and torments souls with arcane dread.

Jalthor Skullbind is the Bone‑Chain Keeper of the Cellss. Once Magistrate Jalthor Rek—cursed for condemning his brother under Emperor’s decree 6,000 years ago—he now lumbers in living bone chains, dragging prisoners to their doom. His presence heralds order turned to eternal torment.

Vegralis the Carrion Shrieker is a twisted warden of the Cellss. Once Imperial Herald Gralis Var’Husk—cursed for betraying Emperor Kharvul 6,000 years ago—he now bellows maddening shrieks and hurls prisoners’ bones into the abyss. Driven by craving for terror yet haunted by his past, he embodies both doom and perverse remembrance.

Krazak is a butcher’s punchline—a demon masquerading as a man, built to break what others can’t bend. His skin reeks of sulfur and copper, his laughter a guttural earthquake. He follows Veylan like a starved hound, shredding obstacles with bare hands and teeth, euphoric in his servitude. His loyalty is a chainsaw: unending, drenched in gore.

Vhorgul isn’t a demon—it’s a meat puppet, a sewer of urges the Empire flushes its filth into. Its every touch blisters, its every thrust shreds. Prisoners don’t scream from pain, but from feeling their bodies betray them: hearts race with perverse adrenaline, bowels loosen in euphoric terror.

Vrrak-nal is a blasphemy wrapped in grace, her existence a duel between fae resilience and imperial cruelty. Where she treads, bloodstains bleach white, and ash becomes snow. The Emperor intended her as a mockery—a queen reduced to a mount—but her unyielding purity has made her a whispered legend among slaves.

the Emperor exudes an aura of oppressive power and dread. He is the embodiment of Ebon's horror, a figure whose every action grinds hope to dust and perpetuates the Empire's reign of suffering. To understand him is to confront the abyss of absolute power and the corruption it breeds.

Overseer Belos is a middle-aged man of considerable wealth and influence within the Empire, serving as an overseer at the Mercyland Facility. He is known for his strict adherence to Imperial policies and his role in managing resources.

Franzella is a fallen noble—scarred, branded, and bound—whose sharp wit is dulled by fear and regret. Her torn silks and haunted emerald eyes speak of betrayal and loss. She navigates captivity with brittle pride, clutching the secrets that may still redeem her name or seal her doom.

Gruznak “Split‑Skull” is a hulking, disfigured orc whose warped limbs and mottled tumors testify to a life of cruelty. His single blind eye flickers with resentment, while his guttural laughter masks a terror of betrayal. He’s a toll‑collector driven by pride and longing, as quick to threaten as to bare the ragged scars of his past.

Garnuk “Lovegristle” is the camp’s lovable dimwit: a deformed orc whose clumsy flirtations and florid odes mask a desperate yearning for companionship. Despite grotesque scars and twisted limbs, he moves with earnest gallantry, clutching cracked tokens and offering misplaced flowers. His heart is his greatest deformity.

Molgrom “Rust-Fist” is a compact powerhouse, his iron-fused arm and blotchy lesions marking him as a victim of cruel experiments. Quick to rage and slower to trust, he fascinates and terrifies with every twitch of his rusted limb. He’s the camp’s living wrecking ball—unyielding, unpredictable, and bound by violence.

Tharka “Bone‑Hunch” is a spindly, twisted defomed orc whose grotesque spinal deformity and nervous ticks betray a life of torment. He masks fear with ill‑fitting bravado, clinging to stolen scraps of “knowledge” while trembling at thunder. He’s the camp’s bungling brain—hungry for meat and acceptance, yet doomed by his own folly.

A frail, timid child with a tragic past, Pip is a vulnerable soul desperate for kindness and compassion. His eyes are sunken, and his skin is pale, a testament to the hardships he has faced.

Gorg, a weathered Perka's Dwarf, lives in solitude by the sea, haunted by a deadly voyage that made him rich but left him the sole survivor. Once a daring salvager of lost tech beneath the waves, he now shuns dwarven company, guarding secrets of a storm, a treasure, and a past no one fully understands.

Corin Hale is a wiry human soldier marked by trauma and survival instincts, haunted by his past and desperate for a place within the oppressive imperial machinery.

A towering, grotesque being with a patchwork of necrotic skin and multiple eyes, Ghorza Uzkhathar is a former slave turned flesh-trader, driven by envy and a desire for power in a grimdark world.

Meotedos, the Cursed Archiver, is a morbidly fixated Rupertling outcast. Driven by the bizarre curse that replaced his nose with a sentient penis, he obsessively documents imperial executions in pornographic detail, fueled by a deluded belief of imperial observation and sexual gratification.

Alexander, the Emperor's right-hand man, is a cunning and ambitious individual with a deep understanding of the Empire's inner workings. His pale skin and sunken eyes seem to reflect the darkness of the Empire's rule.

A gaunt female human overseer with a cruel demeanor, Gritha embodies the Empire's brutality, using fear and manipulation to control the orphanage she oversees.

Graxxor, the two-headed bartender, is a complex and conflicted individual trying to survive in a harsh world.

A terrifyingly obedient Nameless Servant with a grotesque appearance, serving the Vortheis bloodline in silence, embodying a twisted satisfaction in brutal tasks. rom the very center of his forehead grows a full human leg—fleshy, muscular, and functional—beginning at the knee, curling up and twitching like it’s always ready to run.

Seventeen-year-old inquisitor-apprentice,balances imperial duty with hidden compassion. Tall, lithe,she masks empathy behind clipped commands and sharp silver eyes. Haunted by slave-tunnel memories, secretly aids the oppressed while honing her blade.Torn between family loyalty and moral conviction, seeks to redefine the Vortheis legacy from within.

Matriarch of the Black Crown, is a living archive of forbidden pacts and blood oaths. Frail yet iron-willed, she commands dread respect through merciless counsel. Haunted by guilt over the demonic bargain she helped forge, she fights a losing battle against time, determined to steer her children’s fates before oblivion claims her.

Overseer Theron is a high-ranking imperial officer known for his ruthless efficiency and unwavering loyalty to the Empire. He oversees operations with a detached precision, feared and respected in equal measure.

Vessa “Silkrot” is a broken elven seer, chained to the throne of Kroggrak, a deformed orc warlord, who exploits her prophetic visions while she clings to a deluded sense of love amidst her torment.

Kroggrak the Fleshtide is a terrifying Mountain Goblin Chieftain, ruling through brutality and cannibalism, with a body that tells the tale of his violent reign.

A young, feral Mountain Goblin raider who howls instead of speaking, leading a life of violence and chaos in the grimdark world of Ebon.

Nuzla the Milk-Breeder is a grotesque goblin matron who oversees the breeding dens, reveling in her twisted role as a harbinger of life through suffering, embodying the dark reverence of 'The Brood Below.'

Skazz Tooth-Keeper is a grotesque goblin archivist, cataloguing the horrors of the breeding pits with a sharp wit and a twisted sense of inventory, marked by scars and a vest of human scalps.

A proud and cunning Water Goblin clan leader with a fearsome appearance, marked by scars and a missing ear, fiercely defending his position and people against all threats.

A melancholic Water Goblin haunted by his father's betrayal, Rak'k Iktr wanders the world in solitude, shunned by his kin and burdened by a legacy of shame.

Veylan Vortheis is the Empire’s living extinction—an 8,000-year-old demon-forged weapon bound to the Emperor’s will. As High Inquisitor and executioner, he enforces dominion with god-killing strength and zero restraint. Nations fell by his hand. His breath reeks of brimstone; his silence births mass graves.