Guest Appearances
| Name | Instrument(s) | Year(s), Album(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Petra Aho | vocals | toured with band (2001) |
| Martina Hornbacher Astner | vocals | Vovin, Crowning of Atlantis, toured with band (1998) |
| Kim Blomkvist | bass guitar | Crowning of Atlantis, toured with band (1998) |
| Sarah Jezebel Deva | vocals | Vovin, Crowning of Atlantis, toured with band (1997–2002) |
| Ferdy Doernberg | keyboards | current live line-up |
| Anders Engberg | vocals | toured with band (2001) |
| Karin Fjellander | vocals | Gothic Kabbalah, toured with band (2004–2006) |
| Kimberly Goss | keyboards | toured with band (1997) |
| Risto Hämäläinen | vocals | toured with band (2000–2006) |
| Jari-Petri Heino | vocals | Secret of the Runes, toured with band (2001, 2004–2006) |
| Hannah Holgersson | vocals | Gothic Kabbalah |
| Matti Kärki | vocals | Paroxysmal Holocaust |
| Eileen Küpper | vocals | Vovin, Crowning of Atlantis, Deggial |
| Hansi Kürsch | vocals | Deggial |
| Mats Levén | solo vocals | Lemuria, Sirius B, toured with band (2004–2006) |
| Lori Lewis | vocals | current live line-up |
| Katarina Lilja | vocals | Gothic Kabbalah |
| Messiah Marcolin | vocals | current live line-up |
| Johanna Mårlöv | vocals | toured with band (2001, 2004–2006) |
| Maria Ottoson | vocals | toured with band (2001) |
| Ralf Scheepers | vocals | Vovin, Crowning of Atlantis |
| Snowy Shaw | vocals | Gothic Kabbalah, current live line-up |
| Tobias Sidegard | vocals | A'arab Zaraq - Lucid Dreaming |
| Waldemar Sorychta | guitar | Vovin, Crowning of Atlantis, Deggial |
| Dan Swanö | vocals | Theli, A'arab Zaraq - Lucid Dreaming |
| Peter Tägtgren | guitar | A'arab Zaraq - Lucid Dreaming |
| Cinthia (Cyntia) Acosta Vera | vocals | Crowning of Atlantis, toured with band (1998) |
| Suvi Virtanen | vocals | toured with band (2001, 2004–2006) |
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