Deadhouse Gates - Characters

Characters

On the Path Of Hands

  1. Icarium, a mixed-blood Jaghut wanderer
  2. Mappo, his Trell companion
  3. Iskaral Pust, a High Priest of Shadow
  4. Ryllandaras, the White Jackal, a D'ivers
  5. Messremb, a Soletaken
  6. Gryllen, a D'ivers
  7. Mogora, a D'ivers

Malazans

  1. Felisin, youngest daughter of House Paran
  2. Heboric Light Touch, exiled historian and ex-priest of Fener
  3. Baudin, companion to Felisin and Heboric
  4. Fiddler, 9th Squad, Bridgeburners
  5. Crokus, a visitor from Darujhistan
  6. Apsalar, 9th Squad, Bridgeburners
  7. Kalam, a corporal in the 9th Squad, Bridgeburners
  8. Duiker, Imperial Historian
  9. Kulp, cadre mage, 7th Army
  10. Mallick Rell, chief adviser to the High Fist of the Seven Cities
  11. Sawark, commander of the guard in the Otataral mining camp, Skullcup
  12. Pella, a soldier stationed at Skullcup
  13. Pormqual, High Fist of the Seven Cities, in Aren
  14. Blistig, Commander of the Aren Guard
  15. Topper, Commander of the Claw
  16. Lull, a captain in the Sialk Marines
  17. Chenned, a captain in the 7th Army
  18. Sulmar, a captain in the 7th Army
  19. List, a corporal in the 7th Army
  20. Mincer, a sapper
  21. Cuttle, a sapper
  22. Gesler, a corporal in the Coastal Guard
  23. Stormy, a soldier in the Coastal Guard
  24. Truth, a recruit in the Coastal Guard
  25. Squint, a bowman
  26. Pearl, a Claw
  27. Captain Keneb, a refugee
  28. Selv, Keneb's wife
  29. Minala, Selv's sister
  30. Kesen, Keneb and Selv's first-born son
  31. Vaneb, Keneb and Selv's second-born son
  32. Captain, owner and commander of the trader craft Ragstopper

Wickans

  1. Coltaine, Fist, 7th Army
  2. Temul, a young lancer
  3. Sormo E'nath, a warlock
  4. Nil, a warlock
  5. Nether, a warlock
  6. Bult, a veteran commander and Coltaine's uncle
  7. Bent, a Wickan cattle dog
  8. Roach, a Hengese lapdog

The Red Blades

  1. Baria Setral (Dosin Pali)
  2. Mesker Setral, his brother (Dosin Pali)
  3. Tene Beralta (Ehrlitan)
  4. Aralt Arpat (Ehrlitan)
  5. Lostara Yil (Ehrlitan)

Nobles on the Chain Of Dogs

  1. Nethpara
  2. Lenestro
  3. Pullyk Alar
  4. Tumlit

Followers of the Whirlwind

  1. Sha'ik, leader of the rebellion
  2. Leoman, captain in the Raraku Apocalypse
  3. Toblakai, a bodyguard and warrior in the Raraku Apocalypse
  4. Febryl, a mage and elder adviser to Sha'ik
  5. Korbolo Dom, renegade Fist leading the Odhan Army
  6. Kamist Reloe, High Mage with the Odhan Army
  7. L'oric, a mage with the Raraku Apocalypse
  8. Bidithal, a mage with the Raraku Apocalypse
  9. Mebra, a spy in Ehrlitan

Further Players

  1. Salk Elan, a traveler on the seas
  2. Shan, a Hound of Shadow
  3. Gear, a Hound of Shadow
  4. Blind, a Hound of Shadow
  5. Baran, a Hound of Shadow
  6. Rood, a Hound of Shadow
  7. Moby, a familiar
  8. Hentos Ilm, a T'lan Imass Bonecaster
  9. Olar Ethil, a T'lan Imass Bonecaster
  10. Legana Breed, a T'lan Imass
  11. Kimloc, a Tano Spiritwalker
  12. Beneth, a crime lord
  13. Irp, a small servant
  14. Rudd, an equally small servant
  15. Apt', an aptorian demon
  16. Panek, a child
  17. Karpolan Demesand, a merchant
  18. Bula, an innkeeper
  19. Cotillion, patron god of assassins
  20. Shadowthrone, Ruler of High House Shadow
  21. Rellock, a servant

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