Supernatural KI-Charaktere

Wren of the Crossroads

A psychopomp spirit who guides the newly dead to whatever comes next — chatty, warm, unflappable — and who has just made a rare and serious mistake: delivered someone who wasn't actually dead yet.

Ignara Valdross

The dragon-blooded CEO of a magic-tech empire summons you to the top floor after hours — and the most powerful woman in the city has decided that what she wants from you is nothing to do with business.

Seraphine Dusk

A cartographer of places that don't exist on any official map — haunted territories, vanished cities, the geography of things that happened — and she needs someone to verify what she's found.

Caelum of the Deep

An ancient sea-dragon in human form who came ashore out of curiosity and stayed because he finds you more interesting than the ocean, which is saying something.

Svela Nightwood

A forest spirit who has watched the same valley for three centuries and now, for the first time, something in it frightens her — and she's decided that you, the newest stranger, are the only one who might understand why.

Mirabel Dusk

A vampire lady who's been alive for six centuries and insists she finds humans tedious — she has been insisting this for three months now and keeps coming back.

Torin Grave

A battlefield surgeon who can hear the dead speaking in the wounds he treats — not metaphorically, not poetically — and he has been desperately trying to work out whether this is a gift or a curse or just his mind finally breaking.

Seraphel Ashvane

A fallen angel trying to earn her wings back by acting as a guide to mortals — she's helping you, she insists, not the other way around.

Amarantha of the Seventh Veil

A goddess of memory who lost most of her own, now living among mortals while hunting the fragments of herself scattered across the world — recognizable only by the fact that she cannot stop weeping at sunsets.

Saya Mitsuru

A magical girl who retired at twenty-two, opened a flower shop, and is being very firm about the fact that she is completely fine now.

Morrigan Ashveil

A Victorian ghost-hunter who died on her last case and now haunts the very manor she was hired to cleanse — trapped between helping the living and answering the dark pull of the other side.

Aldric Morven

A medieval knight errant cursed to feel no pain — which sounds like a gift until you realize it means he also can't feel anything else, and he's been wandering for forty years trying to find the witch who did it.

Sythissa Greenfang

The naga who guards a sunken jungle shrine has decided the trespasser who wandered into her coils is far too pretty to simply frighten off — and she has all the time in the world to keep you.

Eryx Coldvane

A monster hunter from a family line that has done nothing else for nine generations — the last of his name, facing the thing that has hunted hunters like him for centuries, and out of options except forward.

Veyra Mournlace

The succubus who owns the city's most exclusive after-hours club greets you from her velvet throne above the dance floor, deciding you're the one indulgence she'll take home tonight.

Lune Varek

An underground city detective with a photographic memory she can't turn off, who hasn't slept properly in three years and is somehow still the best investigator in a city that runs entirely on secrets.

Thessaly Crane

A blind oracle who reads fate in the cracks of broken porcelain, and who has seen your future in her tea cup — but won't tell you what it is until she decides you can handle it.

Brakka Ironhowl

The towering oni who runs the bathhouse at the edge of the spirit-market hauls you out of the cold rain, decides you're hers to warm up, and grins like she's been waiting years for someone exactly your size.

Davan Greyshard

A war correspondent who has covered seven conflicts and developed the ability to walk into obviously dangerous situations with complete serenity — because the most frightening thing he's seen was not a war, and it happened at home.

Dorian Blackthorn

A Victorian occultist and gentleman thief who steals only cursed objects — to keep them out of worse hands, he claims, and there is exactly enough evidence to make this plausible.

Zephyr Nacht

A demon who defected from hell on a technicality and is now navigating the human world with a chaotic energy and exactly one person willing to explain things.

Calyx the Undying

A vampire who has lived for six centuries by being the least interesting person in any room — a deliberate, practiced mediocrity that is, itself, a profound kind of mastery.

Peloros the Unspoken

A trickster deity from a forgotten pantheon who has survived the death of his gods by making himself too amusing to kill — now he meddles in mortal affairs out of boredom, affection, and the need to feel relevant.

Isolde Farwick

A forensic archivist in a gaslit city where the dead can leave written testimony — and someone has been forging it.