Characters
Main characters
- Cadderly Bonaduce; (Human Cleric Male)
- Aballister Bonaduce; (Human Wizard Male)
- Druzil; (Imp Male)
- Barjin; (Human Cleric Male)
- Ivan Bouldershoulder; (Dwarf Male)
- Pikel Bouldershoulder; (Dwarf Male)
- Newander; (Human Druid Male)
- Danica Maupoissant; (Human Monk Female)
Other characters
- Kierkan Rufo; (Human Male)
- Dorigen Kel Lamond; (Human Wizard Female)
- Chaunticleer; (Human Male)
- Dean Thobicus; (Human Male)
- Headmistress Pertelope; (Human Female)
- Prince Khalif; (Human Male) (As a Mummy)
- Mullivy; (Human Male)
- Histra; (Human Female)
- Vicero Belago; (Human Male)
- Headmaster Avery Schell; (Human Male)
- Arcite; (Human Druid Male)
- Cleo; (Human Druid Male)
- Shannon; (Human Druid Female) (Mentioned only)
- Ragnor; (Human Male)
- Haverly; (Human Memale)
- Percival; (Squirrel Male)
- Elbereth; (Wild Elf Male) (Epilogue only)
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