Forest Mage - Characters in "Forest Mage"

Characters in "Forest Mage"

  • Nevare Burvelle – the main protagonist
  • King Troven – ruler of Gernia
  • Lord Keft Burvelle – Nevare's father
  • Sergeant Duril – Nevare's riding tutor
  • Selethe Burvelle – Nevare's mother
  • Rosse Burvelle – Nevare's eldest brother
  • Vanze Burvelle – Nevare's younger brother
  • Yaril Burvelle – Nevare's younger sister
  • Elisi Burvelle – Nevare's elder sister
  • Carsina – Nevare's betrothed and Yaril's closest friend
  • Dewara – A Kidona tribesman hired to teach Nevare
  • Lord Sefert Burvelle – Nevare's uncle, Keft Burvelle's older brother. Father of Epiny.
  • Epiny Kester – Nevare's younger cousin, an eccentric girl; wife of Spink Kester
  • Lieutenant Spinrek "Spink" Kester – a short, poor, but honest cavalla Lieutenant; Nevare's friend and husband of Nevare's cousin Epiny.
  • Amzil – a young widow befriended by Nevare
  • Olikea – a young Speck woman
  • Buel Hitch – a cavalla scout for Farleytown Regiment in Gettys

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