Eternal Champion - Incarnations of The Eternal Champion

Incarnations of The Eternal Champion

Some of the incarnations of the Eternal Champion include:

• Alan Powys
• Alerik
• Alivale
• Artos the Celt
• Asquiol of Pompeii
• Aubec, Earl of Malador
• Brian
• Captain Cornelius
• Clen of Clen-Gar1, the third identity assumed by John Daker
• Clovis Marca, later changed to Clovis Becker
• Cornell
• Corum Jhaelen Irsei (an anagram of "Jeremiah Cornelius") {aka Corum Llaw Ereint}
• Daniel Patrick Lanman
• Duke Dorian Hawkmoon
• Elric of Melniboné
• Lord Erekosë1, the first identity assumed by John Daker
• Prince Flamadin1, the fourth identity assumed by John Daker
• Franik
• Ghardas Valabasian, Conqueror of the Distant Suns
• Goldberg
• Ilanth
• Ilian of Garathorm
• Jerry Cornelius
• Jherek Carnelian
• John Daker1, the one aspect of the Champion who remembers his previous lives.
• Karl Glogauer, who turns out to be the real man behind the messianic figure of Jesus Christ (note also how some other incarnations bear the initials J.C.)
• Klan
• Konrad Arflane
• Mejink-La-Kos
• Michael Kane (Kane of Old Mars)
• M'v Okom Sebpt O'Riley, Gunholder of the Qui Lors Ventures
• Oshbek-Uy
• Oswald Bastable
• Paul de phalandra
• Pournachas
• Robert Elliott Jones
• Roland, one of the paladins of Charlemagne
• Ryan
• Sam Bennetts
• Shaleen
• Sojan the Swordsman
• The Doctor
• Ulrich of Vaennor
• Graf Ulrich von Bek (see note 2)
• Ulysses
• Umpata
• Count Urlik Skarsol1, the second identity assumed by John Daker
• Vaughn Marquis
• The 'Scar Faced Brooder' from Michael Moorcocks The Time Dweller, one of the earliest incarnations of the Eternal Champion, yet set in a time of the Earths final years.

Note: Erekosë, Urlik, Clen, Flamadin and Daker are related incarnations of the Eternal Champion, in that the individual transforms over the course of several novels while maintaining the memories of each and is not biologically reborn between each aspect. In addition, he remembers the lives of numerous other incarnations.

Note (2): Graf Ulrich von Bek and his descendants are a somewhat unusual family in Moorcock's works, as they function both as an aspect of his Eternal Champion and as a companion to him.