Wyrmshard characters

Appears from the start

A Lunar Eternal based at Talon's Keep who trains under Saren and searches for the remaining blade shards with Mercy and Asher. He leads the expedition while privately hiding that earlier shard bonds have also connected him to the Void.

Appears from the start

An Alvarin warrior who is both the Lunar Eternal's partner and combat instructor. She pushes him to improve his technique and regards his confidence in resurrection as a dangerous disregard for death.

Appears from the start

A Solar Eternal archer allied with the Lunar Eternal. She hunts for the growing settlement at Talon's Keep, joins the search for the blade shards, and notices that her friend's unexplained hesitation is concealing a serious change.

Appears from the start

A Solar Eternal scholar and combat mage who researches the scattered blade shards. His study of Talon's records allows the group to operate the Waystone network and travel rapidly between surviving links.

First appears in chapter 2

A hostile Solar Eternal present at the Shattered Bastion. She recognizes the Lunar Eternal after his unexpected arrival and confronts him as the human garrison's attack comes to a halt.

First appears in chapter 3

The Solar Eternal warlord commanding the Shattered Bastion and its human army. He carries the human blade shard in his sword, demands the Lunar Eternal's fealty, and argues that Eternals have the right to rule ordinary people.

First appears in chapter 6

A divine adversary who speaks through the rusted blade shards when the Lunar Eternal touches them. It offers safety and power if he abandons the reconstruction effort, while imposing fear and anxiety through the connection.

First appears in chapter 7

The Dvergar leader of a hidden Shagnar Fawn settlement in the ash wasteland. The leader admits the Lunar Eternal into the community while regarding the visitor as a possible agent of Leofric.

First appears in chapter 7

A Shagnar Fawn warrior who discovers the Lunar Eternal near the settlement's cultivated ground. Though suspicious of the visitor's connection to Leofric, she escorts the newcomer to the Fawn leader.

First appears in chapter 8

A renowned dead Shagnar Fawn warrior who received his people's blade shard and became its soul-bound guardian. Because the shard followed him into the realm of the dead, the party cannot retrieve it by ordinary travel.

First appears in chapter 10

A powerful Eternal adviser within the Shagnar Fawn hierarchy. The adviser attacks the Lunar Eternal with invading spirits and freezing energy, displaying both supernatural control and exceptional physical endurance.

First appears in chapter 13

The guide of dead souls and the figure who oversees an Eternal's passage toward resurrection. Death appears when the Lunar Eternal escapes the Shattered Bastion by dying with the newly claimed shard soul-bound to him.

First appears in chapter 18

The Dvergar leader at Talon's Keep during the Inyoka assault. She is gravely wounded while two of her sons die defending her, but the Lunar Eternal reaches her in time to restore her injuries.

First appears in chapter 20

Saren's sovereign, whose attention can be summoned from anywhere in Amaranth by invoking a beacon arrow left for Saren. The group regards calling her as a dangerous option and initially withholds the beacon.

First appears in chapter 27

A white worm commanding the defenders before the Spire. He considers the blade shards part of his brood's horde, refuses to surrender them, and challenges the Lunar Eternal to a duel without promising a reward for victory.

First appears in chapter 28

The leader of a mixed community of rejected Inyoka at the Spire. He admits that parts of his prophecy about collecting the shards were invented and guides the party underground to reveal the cause he truly serves.

First appears in chapter 29

A colossal white worm hidden beneath the Spire with the final two blade shards embedded in its body. Their death-linked corruption has spread through the creature, leaving it in agony and driving it into madness.