Characters
- Graham: The finest knight in all of Daventry. He is the player character. Originally known as Grahame in the game's original release on PCjr.
- Edward: An old and wise king. He gives Graham the task to reclaim the three lost treasures of Daventry.
- Troll: A vile creature that guards some of the bridges.
- Sorcerer: An enemy character. He is a member of the Mystics' culture. If he manages to catch Graham, he zaps him with one of his powerful spells stunning Graham for a few minutes and leaving him unable to escape if other enemies show up.
- Dahlia (Witch): She is an evil, cannibalistic woman who lives in a candy house. In the game she is known only as the Witch (she was given the name Dahlia in the second version of the manual).
- Elf: A little man that plays around by the lake. He presents Graham with an invisibility ring.
- Fairy Godmother: When she appears, she casts a spell on Graham. It protects him from certain enemies.
- Gnome: He lives on an island between the rivers. In the remake, he weaves gold from hay, which is a reference to Rumpelstiltskin.
- Ogre: A big, ferocious enemy that lives in a wooded area east of the river. It crushes Graham with its mighty hands if it comes in contact with him.
- Dwarf: The little pest who tries to steal anything valuable from people.
- Giant: The giant keeps the magic chest. Graham has to kill it or find a way to sneak around it to get the chest.
- Dragon: The sleeping dragon protects the magic mirror. This beast has to be dealt with in order to get the mirror, either by killing it or putting out its flame.
- Rat: It is found in an underground cave. It guards the door that leads to the Leprechaun King's domain.
- Leprechaun King and Leprechauns: Living in an underground kingdom, the leprechauns keep the magic shield.
- Woodcutter and Wife: A poor couple of woodcutters lives in a small log cabin. Both are starving and running out of food. In the remake, the wife is very ill (and near death) because they don't have anything to eat. Graham can give them some food.
- Condor: It flies in circles at the bottom of the mountain. Graham can grab on to its talons to be transported to the next part of the game. In the remake it only appears after the first two treasures are recovered.
- Maylie: She is the wife of King Edward. She only appears in the second version of the manual. Her name originates from The King's Quest Companion.
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