Unnamed Characters

Civilian

B. & D.

B was the employer of Walter Cobbleton. B noted the absence of Walter, and sent D to check on him. The Fate of D is unknown.

Garrett's Landlord

Garrett mentioned he had a landlord for his home in South Quarter. It is unknown if this is the same landlord or apartment he rented in the are near Shalebridge in The Metal Age.

Man that Sought to Acquire the Serpentyle Torc

A man living in the Sealed Section of Old Quarter during the time of the incident that sought to acquire the Serpentyle Torc.

N. & P.

Both are associates of Grimmad. Their shady deals had aroused suspicions of Lucy Walker. P wanted something done about her, and N used his contact within The City Watch, Officer Morgan, to put pressure on Lucy Walker.

Old Man that Lived West of the Cathedral Street Drawbridge

An old man lived in a small but wealthy residence west of the Cathedral Street drawbridge in the Sealed Section during the time of the incident. He owned a Serpentyle Torc.

Raleigh's associate

Asked about the status of the war, and put faith in the Mechanists to defend The City.

Commoner

Bafford Cook

Lord Bafford's cook had been cutting corners with his food preparation and budget, implying embezzlement.

Basso's Sister

Garrett had an eye Basso's sister, and thought breaking him out of Cragscleft Prison would in-debt herself to him.

Dock Worker

A dock worker was sent aboard to investigate The Abysmal Gale. When he did not return, Reggie was sent in after.

Nobility

Cobbleton Daughter

Daughter of Walter and Harriet Cobbleton. She saw the Pagans dancing outside her window, but refused to go with them when they asked. She hid her precious comb in the rafters, afraid they would steal it. At the end of her journal, she begins to write the note in the same style of speech as the Pagans. It is presumed that the Pagans took her after invading the Cobbleton Manor. Her fate is unknown.

City Watch

Detective

A detective decided to investigate the area of the Cobbleton Manor after reports of "nighttime looting, strange chanting, drumming, odd smells, [and] illegal animals." He notes that it is unusual with Stonemarket and St. Edgar's Church close by, and felt it unnecessary for backup. His fate is unknown.

Criminal

Thief by the De Perrin Street

According to a diary there was a thief that lived close to the De Perrin Street, in the Sealed Section of Old Quarter during the time of the Catastrophe. When the owner of the diary failed to buy the Serpentyle Torc from its owner, he was considering hiring the thief to steal it. There is a house located on the De Perrin Street that was presumably home to a thief, judging by the items and an armed mine in there. Behind a locked door within lies a room which contains an Explosive Mine, a Flash Bomb and a Noisemaker Arrow.

Guard

Dante's Associate

The guard who chats with Dante mentions his home in Dayport and the negative effects the Mechanist Tower has had on his home, family, and neighborhood. His complaints include a blocked view of the mountains and sunrise, soot that has covered his home and foully permeates the neighborhood, in addition to how the bad air has made his son sick. He also worries about being replaced by Watchers as they do not need to be paid for guard duty and surmises that he would have to move out and live in the woods like a Pagan if his employment is terminated.

Keeper

Lost City Expedition Member 1

This Keeper was a member of the expedition to The Lost City to hide the Talisman of Fire. He was the last living member of the expedition, and attempted to care for Hodge, the only other surviving member of the expedition, after they had been ambushed by Fire Elementals. He eventually died in the Lost City some time later for unknown reasons, though he left behind a letter detailing the ambush.

Lost City Expedition Member 2

This Keeper was a member of the expedition to The Lost City to hide the Talisman of Fire, and was possibly the leader of the group. He was killed outside the tower where they had placed the Talisman of Fire, and likely perished by the now-aggressive Fire Elementals.

Mechanist

Captain of the Cetus Amicus

This Mechanist was captain of the Cetus Amicus and wrote a captain's log which Garrett discovered aboard this ship. The captain was particularly impressed by the ship, believing it to be the finest vessel ever made. He took the Cetus Amicus on many cargo runs between Markham's Isle and the KD Site, though he had begun to grown tired of it, feeling that the ship should instead be refit as a ship of war. Other entries in his log suggested he had grown tired of eating fish all the time and wished he could eat mutton. He was also annoyed with Fretus, whom he believed had lost the key to Cargo Locker #5.

Sabine her Collocutor

The Mechanist that Sabine spoke to and was not impressed by her theory about someone having visited The Lost City.

Pagan

Unnamed Pagan Courier

The Unarmed Pagan that brought Lieutenant Mosley's letter to Viktoria. He was shot by the Mechanists and eventually succumbed by his wounds.

Soldier

"War Hero"

This individual was being held at Shoalsgate Station, inside the primitive torture chamber in the basement. In his statement to the interrogator, he claims that his family went missing before he returned to civilian life. He turned to crime because '[he] had no money to live.'