Shai Alyt Shakiri

A member of the family Corrid and the Shai Alyt of the Minbari warrior caste. Following the breakup of the Grey Council he tried to establish a new era of Minbari culture with the warrior caste dominant in the order of things.

Despite his claims to Neroon that life and death were the same thing, not to be feared, and that death should be seen as a release from obligations for a warrior, Shakiri's convictions were proved to be less than sincere when he was not prepared to die for his cause when challenged to join Delenn in the Starfire Wheel.

[Played by Bart McCarthy]

 Shaal Mayan

A well traveled and highly respected Minbari poet and writer of Tee'la who was a friend of Delenn since their childhood. After her refusal of an escort while on Babylon 5, stating that while her works had provoked heated discussion she had never been attacked before, she was attacked and "branded" by Homeguard agents. She refused an offer by Dr. Stephen Franklin to surgically remove the mark the Homeguard had left on her forehead.

She gave a recital of some of her works, including a piece she had spent many years working on, entitled "In the Light of Two Moons". She later visited Earth where she was honored by the Earth Alliance.

While in Medlab, it was her comments to Ambassador Londo Mollari that acted as the trigger for his change of heart towards the two Centauri lovers, Kiron Maray and Aria Tensus.

"Ambassador, I have traveled far and seen much. And what I have seen tells me that all sentient beings are best defined by their capacity and their need for love".

[Played by Nancy Lee Grahn]

Tannier

A religious caste Ranger recruit and a pupil of Turval, who was selected to escort him on a trip to Babylon 5 with Durhan following his humor at the banter the two elder Minbari shared in their conversation.

During his stay on Babylon 5, Tannier suffered extreme injuries at the hands of members of Trace's gang but successfully prevented Cynthia Teegarden from being killed, despite being abandoned by his partner, Rastenn, a fellow Ranger trainee. As soon as he could walk Tannier confronted Trace in downbelow in accordance with the rite of Mora'dum, (the Application of Terror), beating Trace in a one-on-one combat with the denn'bok.

As a result of his bravery in facing Trace and his own terror, Delenn made a request that Tannier be assigned to the house guards of herself and John Sheridan once they moved to the as yet unbuilt headquarters of the Interstellar Alliance at Tuzanor. This was considered to be a great honor for one as young as Tannier.

[Played by Brendan Ford]

Rastenn

A member of the Minbari warrior caste who became a Ranger following the conclusion of the Shadow War, where he was trained by Turval, amongst others. Owing to his problems concentrating on his meditations during a class with Turval, Rastenn was selected to accompany his teacher on a trip to Babylon 5, along with another recruit in his class, Tannier.

While the pair explored DownBelow they overheard the cries of Cynthia Teegarden and while Rastenn refused to get involved, believing that the event did not concern them, Tannier rushed into the battle and was seriously injured as a result. When he was later questioned by his tutor over the matter, Rastenn confessed to being afraid, not of dying but dying needlessly, without meaning, to which Turval responded with a lesson that concluded "death will have meaning if it comes when you are in fullest pursuit of your heart."

[Played by Nathan Anderson]

Durhan

The Minbari F'hursna Sech renowned for his expertise with the fighting pike, or denn'bok, and tutor of the likes of Neroon. Durhan taught his art to many of the Rangers, human and Minbari alike, including Marcus Cole and Jeffrey Sinclair.

(Played by Brian McDermott)

Turval

A aged Minbari Sech and member of the Eighth Fame of Tredomo who was born to the religious caste, but was later to become Jeffrey Sinclair's predecessor as Anla'shok Na, or Ranger One and to teach the Ranger candidates the art of meditation, including Delenn and Marcus Cole.

Following the conclusion of the Shadow War, Turval continued to teach Rangers, including Lennier, Rastenn and Tannier, the later two of which were to accompany him on a visit to Babylon 5 after they had failed to meditate successfully through distractions.

During the visit both the Ranger recruits were to learn important lessons from Turval; Rastenn learning how to find meaning in dying and Tannier learning the Application of Terror, or Mora'dum.

[Played by Turhan Bey]

Deeron

The Minbari Alyt in command of the Warcruiser Trigati whose attempts to provoke Babylon 5 into firing upon the Trigati and restart the Earth-Minbari War failed when John Sheridan realized their intent after noticing that the Minbari ships were being tracked, despite their stealth technology.

She was killed when a second Warcruiser under the command of Vastor disabled the ship and she ordered the Trigati's reactor set to self-destruct.

[Played by Jennifer Anglin]

Kalain

The Alyt of the Minbari Warcruiser Trigati under Sineval, he took command after Sineval's death believing that the Grey Council had betrayed them. he led the Trigati into a self imposed exile that was to last for over a decade.

He later died of self-inflicted poison while in custody on Babylon 5 in an attempt to provoke the human command staff into firing the first shots to restart the Earth-Minbari War when the Trigati launched her fighters at the station.

[Played by Richard Grove]