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Characters in Gardens of The Moon

Malazans

  • Whiskeyjack – A Sergeant in the Bridgeburners, former commander of the 2nd Army. Demoted due to his suspected loyalty to the late Emperor.
  • Quick Ben – The Bridgeburners cadre mage. Good friend of Kalam.
  • Kalam – Assassin in the Bridgeburners, a former Claw agent and friend to Quick Ben.
  • Sorry – (a.k.a. Apsalar)a fishergirl possessed by Cotillion and recruit to the Bridgeburners.
  • Hedge & Picker – Sappers, or munitions experts in the Bridgeburners.
  • Fiddler – A Bridgeburner sapper.
  • Ganoes Paran – The new Captain of the Bridgeburners, only son of a powerful Malazan noble family, and aide to Adjunct Lorn.
  • Lorn – Adjunct to the Empress, survivor of Laseen's massacre in Malaz City. Carries an otataral sword.
  • Laseen – Empress of the Malazan Empire. Formerly Surly, a serving wench in a tavern and later commander and founder of the Claw.
  • Tayschrenn – High Mage of the Empire.
  • Topper – The current head of the Claw.
  • Toc the Younger – Claw agent and scout of the 2nd Army.
  • Dujek – High Fist of Genabackis and commander of the 2nd Army.
  • Tattersail – The commander of the 2nd's mage cadre.
  • Calot & Hairlock – Members of the 2nd's mage cadre.
  • Onos T'oolan (a.k.a. Tool) – Once First Sword of the Logros T'lan Imass, he is now clanless.
  • Tavore Paran – Ganoes' elder sister, living in the Paran Estate in Unta. Hard-edged and contemptuous of weakness.
  • Felisin Paran – Ganoes' younger sister, living in Unta. Soft and fond of horses.
  • Kellanved – The self proclaimed Emperor and founder of the Malazan Empire, Kellanved was assassinated in a coup by Laseen.
  • Dancer – High Assassin of the Empire and Kellanved's companion, said to have been slain by Laseen.
  • Dassem Ultor – The former First Sword of the Malazan Empire and former servant of Hood, the God of Death. Slain outside Y'Ghatan, Seven Cities, after betraying his god.

Darujhistan

  • Kruppe, a fat man fond of his comforts. Works for Baruk. A Phoenix Inn regular.
  • Coll, former nobleman fallen on hard times. A Phoenix Inn regular.
  • Rallick Nom, a skilled assassin with a conscience. A Phoenix Inn regular.
  • Crokus Younghand, a young thief. A Phoenix Inn regular.
  • Murillio, a courtier and a Phoenix Inn regular.
  • Meese & Irilta, regulars at the Phoenix Inn.
  • Baruk, High Alchemist and member of the T'orrud Cabal.
  • Derudan, a Witch of Tennes and member of the T'orrud Cabal.
  • Mammot, a High Priest of D'riss and member of the T'orrud Cabal. Crokus' uncle.
  • Travale, a scholar of the Cabal.
  • Tholis & Parald, High Mages of the Cabal.
  • Turban Orr, Lady Simtal & Estraysian D'Arle, members of the city council.
  • Challice D'Arle, daughter of Estraysian, Crokus' beloved.
  • Vorcan, head of the Assassin's Guild.
  • Ocelot, assassin and Rallick Nom's clan leader.
  • Circle Breaker, an agent of the Eel.

Tiste Andii

  • Anomander Rake, Lord of Moon's Spawn, Son and Knight of Darkness.
  • Serrat, second-in-command to Rake.
  • Korlat, Orfantal (both soletaken in the form of dragons) & Horult, night-hunters.

Further Players

  • Ammanas (a.k.a. Shadowthrone), an Ascendant, the King of High House Shadow.
  • Cotillion (a.k.a. the Rope), an Ascendant of High House Shadow, the patron god of assassins.
  • Crone, a Great Raven and Rake's courier.
  • Silanah, an Eleint (dragon).
  • Caladan Brood, the warlord opposing the Mazalan forces in the North Campaign. Rake's ally.
  • Kallor, second-in-command to Brood, once the High King of a powerful empire, now accursed.
  • K'azz D'Avore, commander of the Crimson Guard, a mercenary group of extreme capability.
  • Jorrick Sharplance, Cowl, Fingers & Corporal Blues, members of the Crimson Guard.
  • Baran, Blind, Gear, Rood, Shan, Doan & Ganrod, Hounds of Shadow.
  • Raest, a Jaghut Tyrant.
  • K'rul, an Elder God, the Maker of Paths.
  • Oponn, the Jesters, the dual-aspected God of Luck.

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