The Legend of Randidly Ghosthound 2: A LitRPG Adventure characters

Appears from the start

A classless survivor, protector of Donnyton, and disciple of Shal. His unusual plant, magic, and spear abilities make him one of the settlement's principal defenders.

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Randidly's Spear Phantom mentor, whose demanding instruction links strength to responsibility. He has left Earth, but Randidly still owes him aid.

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A Donnyton mage and trusted associate of Randidly. She contributes to the settlement's defense and government.

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Donnyton's village spirit and a central part of the settlement's established System functions.

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Donnyton's chieftain and a frontline defender responsible for the settlement and its residents.

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A Donnyton administrator who helps manage the settlement's policy and practical affairs.

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A Killer-class squad leader who directs one of Donnyton's specialized combat teams.

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A heavy Donnyton fighter and pet handler who is partnered with Annie.

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An archer, senior Donnyton defender, and Dozer's partner.

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A Donnyton smith who supports the settlement through his craft.

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A healer and member of Donnyton's leadership.

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A classless fighter and field operator connected to Donnyton.

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A scarred artist among the Frankfurd refugees.

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Randidly's blood-feeding soul plant and an ally of Donnyton.

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Randidly's support-oriented soul plant and part of the plant-based power he carries from his earlier survival.

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An ambitious member of Decklan's Killer squad.

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One of Randidly's two missing friends from before the System and an unresolved search objective.

First appears in chapter 17

One of Randidly's two missing friends from before the System. Randidly learns that Sydney and Ace are alive to the north, but the lurking tribulation prevents him from safely rejoining them.

Appears from the start

Randidly's former girlfriend, now remaining in Frankfurd rather than relocating to Donnyton. She confronts him over their separation and an alleged betrayal involving one of his missing friends, a charge he denies.

First appears in chapter 2

A hostile shapeshifting entity that first approaches Lyra in Randidly Ghosthound's form and pressures her to act as its guide.

First appears in chapter 7

A yeti-like judgment sent to punish Randidly for his Heretic status. It confronts him with smaller frost creatures under its command.

First appears in chapter 7

The neighboring settlement's former king, now incapacitated and held as a bound prisoner in the leadership residence.

First appears in chapter 8

A former member of the survivor group who voluntarily supports the neighboring settlement's new faction and is not being held as the deposed king's captive.

First appears in chapter 8

A local faction leader who took power after the king was injured. The leader can replicate items and retains police support by providing ammunition.

First appears in chapter 9

The revealed identity of the shapeshifting enemy that imitates Lyra and confronts Randidly during his battle with the Frostbite judgment.

First appears in chapter 10

The local powerholder who oversees the Sanctuary's protected, hierarchical community. The leader defends the deposed king's silencing and acknowledges holding the former police chief against his will.

Also known as Sam

First appears in chapter 13

The pre-System film sound grip known to Lyra is revealed to be Donnyton's smith Sam. He rescued Lyra and several others when the System arrived and later joined Randidly's early survivor group.

First appears in chapter 16

The outwardly friendly leader of a ragged survivor group encountered by the Frankfurd convoy. He asks for help reaching supposedly wounded companions, and Randidly accompanies him because the group's story and interest in the convoy's equipment seem suspicious.

First appears in chapter 16

An unnamed Donnyton fighter who removes a defeated raid boss's soul and turns its beetle body into a controlled, undead-like asset.

First appears in chapter 17

A self-styled hero known only through Desmond's unverified account. Desmond claims Roy is north of the Badlands with Ace and Randidly's other missing friend, but nothing at this point independently confirms Roy's identity, conduct, or companions.

First appears in chapter 17

A strategist and representative of Donnyton's non-classed residents. After a costly assault, she questions whether classless leaders can responsibly continue without classes.

First appears in chapter 21

An unnamed classless combatant who fights with an iron ball. During Donnyton's raid-force trial, he completes a path and acquires stamina-related willpower abilities.

First appears in chapter 25

A rabbit-like representative from another world who reaches Donnyton seeking its leaders and a goodwill exchange.

First appears in chapter 35

A hunted royal cub that Dozer encounters during a prescribed pet mission. Rather than follow the expected route, he abandons the mission's instructions to rescue it, opening the possibility that the survivor may become his companion.

First appears in chapter 28

A Frankfurd agent sent to assess Donnyton's strength. His danger-sensing ability helps him survive the journey, but he mistakes the settlement's burning-leaf tree for a threat.

First appears in chapter 33

A turtle elder who shares authority in the sister village and helps decide whether its leaders will cooperate with Donnyton.

First appears in chapter 33

A Sanctuary elder who regards the Tribulation's clone as her son and uses a barrier skill to protect it when Randidly confronts them.

First appears in chapter 43

A local boat owner who explains Katal's tassel ranks and dangers, then evaluates Randidly's spear ability.

First appears in chapter 44

A struggling Katal armor merchant who accepts Randidly's engraved bracers and becomes his business partner.

First appears in chapter 46

A Thundercrash disciple who wields two spears and controls a sparsely occupied qualifying platform. Randidly challenges him for a place in the Northern Regional Tournament.

First appears in chapter 46

A red-haired spear fighter who enters Randidly's qualifying platform and prevents surrounding contestants from interfering with his duel. She presents herself as another contender who intends to face the winner rather than accept an easy place.

First appears in chapter 50

A boastful Heavy Iron disciple who enters Randidly's qualifying stage without grasping the strength of its three leading contestants. Their pressure and Randidly's pollen incapacitate him before he can establish himself in the main contest.

First appears in chapter 74

An experienced spear fighter who joins Shal in training Randidly. His practical instruction emphasizes balance, repetition, and muscle-memory exercises alongside the Spear Phantom style's inherited images.

First appears in chapter 79

A capable Badlands fighter who offers service as Randidly's spear attendant in exchange for a place in the prison breakout. He joins the group as it moves toward the guarded portal under the protection of shadow engravings.

First appears in chapter 83

Tomcat's leading spear fighter, who confronts the escaping prisoners. He accepts Shal's promise to return in six months and answer a life-debt for the guards killed.

First appears in chapter 88

A Crashing Wave style artisan and business contact of the local engraver. The artisan receives Randidly's engraved armor and proposes telling him about the origins of Shal's style.

First appears in chapter 89

A determined Central Region spear user and father of two sons, including Shal. After the mother of his children is murdered, he flees north with both boys.

First appears in chapter 93

The name of Randidly's male spear attendant, revealed when the boat owner addresses him during training. Formerly a Heavy Iron disciple, he continues challenging stronger companions while developing the defensive image behind Bulwark of Iron.

First appears in chapter 94

A Thunderhammer style artisan retained by the Merchant Association. He leads seven spear users in boarding the boat to retaliate for a displaced merchant's lost goods and faces Randidly while Shal is unavailable.

First appears in chapter 32

A Donnyton girl held in the Sanctuary with the missing rabbit ambassador. Her disappearance leads Alana to trace both captives toward the rival settlement.

First appears in chapter 55

The red-haired qualifier who asks to serve Randidly for a year after earning a place in the Northern Regional Tournament. Randidly accepts her offer alongside that of another former contestant.

First appears in chapter 55

The former Heavy Iron disciple who asks to serve Randidly for a year after the qualifier. Randidly accepts him as an attendant alongside the red-haired contestant.

First appears in chapter 77

The veteran spear fighter who joins the outside team traveling to Tomcat to help free Shal and Randidly. He believes he can delay the settlement's defenders while the prisoners escape.