List Of Characters In Suikoden V
This is a list of characters in the PlayStation 2 role-playing video game Suikoden V. The Prince of Falena is the main character of the game; Lyon, Georg, and Sialeeds are also major characters, featured prominently on the front cover.
This list is organized by Falena's political factions. The main factions are the Royalist faction, the Godwin faction, and the Barows faction. 108 Stars of Destiny (Suikoden) also has a list of these characters, laid out by their order in the Stars of Destiny instead, and Notable Suikoden characters has a list of relevant non-Star characters.
Read more about List Of Characters In Suikoden V: Royalist, Godwin, Barows, Lordlake, Raftfleet, Dragon Cavalry, Nether Gate, Other Falenans, Demihumans, Armes, Island Nations
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