Fury characters

Appears from the start

Pit’s bonded partner and an unusual defender of Harwatch. He awakens beneath the ruined cathedral with more power than his body can safely contain and struggles to stabilize it.

Appears from the start

Felix’s bonded companion, found alive and recovering beneath Harwatch’s ruined cathedral. Their connection makes Pit an important source of support while Felix struggles to control the power accumulated during the preceding battle.

Also known as Anna

Appears from the start

A chanter who changes her appearance and adopts the identity Zara Cyrene before seeking the scattered Unbound in Harwatch. She has a close, family-like bond with Morvim and pursues a Guild position as part of her search.

Also known as Vess

First appears in chapter 2

One of Felix’s displaced allies. Zara confirms that Vessilia escaped the failed domain and reached the warehouse camp with the other survivors. Her safety is one of Felix’s first concerns after he returns to the city.

First appears in chapter 2

A chain fighter and one of Felix’s close allies. She survives the domain collapse and reaches the warehouse camp with the other refugees. Her presence confirms that Felix’s companions escaped the cathedral disaster.

First appears in chapter 4

The practical leader of the warehouse refugee camp. Cal organizes its barricades, patrols, and volunteer training while Harwatch is overrun by revenants. Her improvised forces give displaced residents a measure of protection.

First appears in chapter 4

A healer working at Cal’s warehouse camp. She treats injured patrol members as the refugee settlement struggles with mounting casualties and scarce resources. Her care supports the volunteers protecting the barricades.

Also known as Inquisitor DuFont

First appears in chapter 7

Harwatch’s former Elder of Acquisitions, now using the title of Inquisitor. She consolidates control over the surviving local order in the Sunrise Quarter and treats the citywide disaster as an opportunity to command people and resources.

First appears in chapter 7

An Inquisitor who presses DuFont to resume executions for heresy.

First appears in chapter 6

A power linked to Felix through the blood gate in an ancient temple. She says she has guided his advancement choices and warns that his growing influence will attract dangerous enemies. She directs him toward temples of lost gods but cautions him against trusting them.

First appears in chapter 8

A veteran survivor and field leader trusted with Felix’s account of the Maw, the Unbound, and the threat approaching Harwatch. He joins the camp leadership in preparing its defense and assessing the expected attack.

First appears in chapter 8

Felix’s combat trainer. Rory uses an adaptive gauntlet to test movement, control, and spell accuracy while Felix’s unstable core makes even familiar actions unreliable. His exercises expose how much control Felix still lacks.

First appears in chapter 8

An ancient construct confined within gilded armor and bound by a curse. It sends three creations toward Harwatch, seeking agents, a lost key, and a way past the city’s old wall. Its siphon arrays are already drawing mana from the surrounding land.

Also known as the Hand

First appears in chapter 9

The Duke of Pax Rell’s Hand and Vessilia’s assigned protector. An Adept-tier combatant, he attempts to control her training and movements on her father’s authority. Vessilia openly rejects his effort to forbid Zara’s instruction.

First appears in chapter 10

A fire mage and ally of Felix who lies unconscious in the camp healer’s ward. He is among the patients most severely affected by corruption carried out of the failed domain, and Portia has neither enough supplies nor a cure.

First appears in chapter 10

One of Felix’s allies. He is unconscious in the healer’s ward and suffers from an especially heavy concentration of domain-related corruption. His condition is among the camp healers’ most serious cases.

First appears in chapter 10

The warehouse camp’s heavily armored guard captain. He coordinates volunteer patrols and directs work on the settlement’s inadequate fortifications. Felix reports to him when offering practical help with the camp’s defenses.

Also known as Thangle

First appears in chapter 12

A gnome illusionist and independent magical-shop proprietor recruited for the mine rescue. His Adept-tier concealment magic allows a group to pass through an area without drawing observers’ attention.

First appears in chapter 16

A former bronze-rank Guild alchemist who reaches the rescued mine with six apprentices. She brings valuable expertise to the refugee effort, though she is openly critical of the group’s combat methods.

First appears in chapter 16

Aenea’s husband and a bronze-rank sigilder nearing silver rank in his specialty. He adapts the mine’s wards against further attacks and joins the camp’s defensive work. His expertise helps secure the newly recovered source of ore.

First appears in chapter 2

The primordial presence previously connected to Felix. The revenants killed beneath the cathedral leave ruby remnants that he recognizes as echoes of the Maw, tying the city’s new threat to that lingering power.

First appears in chapter 26

A goblin merchant who escapes the Inquisition roundup at the Drum Tank Inn in a wagon with other refugees. Their flight ends in a crash while red-cloak acolytes pursue them.

First appears in chapter 29

A Sworn operative who uses a face-changing mask to enter the warehouse camp as a rescued washerwoman. She secretly gathers tactical information for her employer and carries a personal vendetta against Zara.

First appears in chapter 34

Alistair's iron-ranked cousin and an augmentation mage among the Guild force at the pump station. Holding Felix responsible for Harwatch's disaster, she stirs the other guilders into opposing him.

First appears in chapter 31

A Guild Elder who coerces a party into investigating a pump house. The Elder uses a dangerous tracking device to follow an unknown trail into a deep route beneath Harwatch.

First appears in chapter 32

A severely corrupted religious leader rescued near the warehouse camp. She identifies the revenant nest beneath the primary pump station, but an unresolved anomaly leaves her account under suspicion.

Also known as Chorister of Siva

First appears in chapter 38

The transformed identity of the Chorister of Siva. She summons revenants and ghouls, injures Pit, and uses the companion bond to harm Felix. Felix strips away her primordial power and restores her human form.

First appears in chapter 37

An injured Elder of the Protectors Guild found with the hidden underground group. She explains that the group kept the Scale of the Ravager King because it repelled lesser monsters.

Also known as Cal

First appears in chapter 62

The full identity of Cal, revealed publicly by Eliza DuFont during the battle for Harwatch. Kaleska leads one branch of the assault and is an eligible challenger for the city’s territorial authority, even as DuFont traps the allies inside her defenses.

First appears in chapter 62

An Archid deployed inside DuFont’s trap alongside another construct and a large Reforged force. Felix calls it Mud before the blood moon magnifies the attackers.

First appears in chapter 62

The second Archid waiting with the Reforged inside DuFont’s enclosure. Felix calls the construct Skeleton before the blood moon greatly increases the enemy force’s size and power.

First appears in chapter 71

A colossal Archonic Construct advancing on Harwatch’s shield wall. It breaks free from a restraining array by absorbing its heat and continues toward the city’s defenders. Its immense metal body carries the Archon’s attack into the final battle.

Appears from the start

An elderly chanter with a close, family-like bond to Zara. He joins her discussion of sabotaging the Unbound summoning so those called by it will be scattered.

First appears in chapter 3

A returning survivor of the Foglands who leads one of Cal's volunteer patrols through Harwatch.

First appears in chapter 7

An Inquisitor aligned with Huthorn who demands the immediate return of executions for heresy.

First appears in chapter 37

A former Chorister of Yarrow transformed into a powerful primordial spawn.

First appears in chapter 42

An immobile primordial spawn at the heart of the nest. Its eggs produce fully grown revenants, and its strength comes from the thousands of creatures surrounding it.