The active cast of player characters in Knightmare of the Sword Coast. This page contains player-facing information only.
Campaign Status: Active.
Current Party Level: 1st level.
Public Note: Player names are intentionally omitted from this roster.
Active Fighter 1 Dwarf
A sturdy dwarven warrior with a strong belief in Tyr, a practical mind for trade, and a sharpened instinct for justice. Yurdrack is difficult to move, harder to poison, and wary enough to expect danger before others see it.
Active Ranger 1 Human
A watchful human ranger with a guard’s discipline, keen senses, and a steady bow-hand. Navar brings practical fieldcraft, battlefield awareness, and the ability to mark prey before a fight turns desperate.
Active Cleric 1 Aasimar
A silver-touched cleric and sage devoted to Kelemvor. Celeste carries the quiet gravity of one who understands death as a boundary, a duty, and a judgment. In a campaign darkened by undeath, that faith may matter more than steel.
Active Sorcerer 1 Dragonborn
A red-scaled dragonborn sorcerer and seeker of knowledge. Ashardus bears fire in the blood and curiosity in the mind, drawn to old answers, buried questions, and the dangerous promise that power may be found through understanding.
Active Ranger 1 Human
A reserved ranger shaped by hardship, survival, and long observation from the shadows beneath the trees. Aramis understands both wilderness and violence, standing as a warden of the woods who knows that nature is rarely gentle.
| Character | Species | Class | Background | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yurdrack Avilbeard | Dwarf | Fighter 1 | Custom Background | Active |
| Navar | Human | Ranger 1 | Guard | Active |
| Celeste Silvermane | Aasimar | Cleric 1 | Sage | Active |
| Ashardus | Dragonborn | Sorcerer 1 | Sage | Active |
| Aramis | Human | Ranger 1 | Farmer | Active |
This roster is intended for player reference. Detailed statistics, private backstory elements, and DM-only campaign notes should remain outside the public website unless deliberately revealed during play.
