Characters Who Appear in Multiple Books
Few characters appear in more than one novel in the trilogy, though many references to previous characters are evident. Those who appear in multiple books include:
- Allanon (All three)
- Eventine Elessedil (Sword and Elfstones)
- Flick Ohmsford (Sword and Elfstones)
- Wil Ohmsford (Elfstones and Wishsong)
- Eretria (Elfstones and Wishsong)
- The King of the Silver River (All three)
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