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| Characters of Lodoss |
| Kashue, the marcenary king who united the desert kingdom of Flaim with only his sword. He is well respected by his people an is a personal inspiration of Parn. |
| Fahn, the mighty king of Valis. Age has not really caught up with him as he is still a strong and powerful holy knight. He is one of the six heroes who who helped to bring peace to Lodoss thirty years ago. He is a mighty king, now forced to lead his army into battle against his old friend and arch enemy, Beld. |
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| Wort, the great sage of Moss, is a sorcerer with profound knowledge of Lodoss. He singles out Parn as being the key person to restore peace to Lodoss and defeat Kala, who is creating havoc through out the island. |
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| Fianna, princess of Valis and daughter of King Fahn, she is a lady of manners and pleasantries and is forced to become one capable of leading a country once her father goes off to war against the Marmo armies. Her courage and resolution allows her to carry on in the darkest of times. |
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| Leylia, young daughter of the High Preistess Nesse is a loyal advocate of Marfa. However, seven years ago, she was possessed by Karla in her circlet and dissapeared. Ghim, who sees himself as a father to her, has been searching desperatly to find the young preistess and to be able to free her from the curse that has befallen her. |
| Neese, High Priestes of Marfa and mother of Leylia. Neese spends most of her days in prayer. She prays for the safe return of her dear daughter whom her good friend Ghim vowed would return to her. Although Neese's role isn't critical, she does direct Slayn and Laylia to find what is stirring on Marmo. And of course praying never hurt... |
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