Thurisaz: Wedge's little brother that conveniently appeared after Wedge's death. He also joined the Out~Casts, which was absorbed into the Dark Hunters. He eventually 'left' InterCity.
Misato: Human Street-Knight. Joined the midnight Rage, but retired from active life, deciding to avoid a life of fighting. She still comes around occasionally, I just decided I didn't want to play a female as a registered character.
Maddux: My first villian after becoming a GM. What exactly I had in mind for him is still completely unknown to me.
Jai: My second villian, he showed up during the Ragener crisis and provoked roleplay by raising a few corpses. Of course by raising zombies that the people in the pub couldn't kill with one shot was god-moding, so the RP never caught on.
Tavv`Skelter: Never actually registered, Tavv is a charming man in his mid-forties. I played him once or twice to fill in gaps in the scenery. He was just 'there'.
Dr. Akagi: I played him once to assist the RP of some players being in the hospital. Apparently I made a good doctor in RP land.
Ki: My third Villian for InterCity. Human-Elf Female Thief. Storyline is in progress, so far I've only used her to test my thieving RP and my Female RP simultaneously.
doorknob: Just a name I bring in occasionally to stir up shit. It's a completely normal doorknob that doesn't actually do anything... but makes inanimate reference to being polished, fondled, turned etc. It's amazing how many people want to be friends with a completely ordinary doorknob, you'd think they'd never seen one before. Of course doing this provoked a horrible craze of people bringing in names like 'door' and 'doormat'.
So sue me.
Titanic: Similar to doorknob, Titanic does nothing but lie on the bottom of the ocean somewhere creaking and groaning occasionally. It doesn't get as much attention, as there is little possibility that it would be creaking and groaning inside the InterCity pub.
Budgie: This was a test character, I wanted to play a 'weird' hacker. This was going to be an ordinary hawk with intelligence and technical skills. The idea seemed fun at first, but I got tired of playing a bird after about 10 minutes, even if it could get away with pecking people and crapping in thier beer mugs...