Characters of Dragon Prince

The Characters of Dragon Prince are fictional characters that appear in Melanie Rawn's Dragon Prince and Dragon Star trilogies.

  • Rohan, the Dragon Prince
  • Sioned, the Sunrunner witch
  • Pol, the Faradhi and Diarmadhi Prince

Other major characters have special pages devoted to them, separate from this list. Please refer to them:

  • Lords of Radzyn Keep: Chaynal, Tobin, Maarken, Andry, Sorin, Hollis, Rohannon, Chayla, Jahni, and Andry's children.
  • Ostvel, Sioned's old friend and trusted ally
  • Roelstra's Line: Roelstra, Ianthe, Ruval, Meiglan, Pandsala, Chiana, etc.
  • Lords of River Run: Tilal, Kostas, Davvi, Gemma, Danladi, Rihani, Daniv, etc.
  • Sunrunners of Goddess Keep: Andrade, Urival, Camigwen, Meath, etc.
  • Sorcerers of the Old Blood: Riyan, Ruala, Mireva, Aldiara, etc.

Read more about Characters Of Dragon Prince:  Heroes, Heroines, Villains

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