List of tertiary characters

This is a list of tertiary characters who exist in the Record of Lodoss War universe. Note that this list only constitutes of characters that do play some kind of role in the story, but are tertiary or lesser in their appearance.

Record of Lodoss War

The Grey Witch

Elm

Elm (エルム, Erumu) is a middle-aged wizard from the former Academy of Sages. He is described as similar in strength to Wagnard and a passionate devotee of Pharis, and was considered schoolmaster Larcus' best pupil. Elm helps inform Parn's group about the Great Magus, Wort. He led an army in the War of Heroes and was assigned to attack Marmo's right flank. His army was wiped out and Elm was killed by a dark elf assassin. Elm also appears in Episode 5 of the OVA, when Fahn, Kashue, Jester, Parn, and Slayn are holding a roundtable about the war. He is voiced by Masaru Ikeda (Japanese) and Dick Rodstein (English).

Elmore

A Grand Chamberlain of Valis. He is mentioned in chapter 3, but doesn't actually appear. When Fianna is rescued by Parn, and embraces Etoh, it is said she would get quite a scolding from Elmore if he found out she embraced a priest wearing such a thin nightgown.

Genart

Genart (ジェナート, Jenāto) is the leader of the Order of Pharis in Roid, the capital of Valis. He accepts Etoh into the priesthood as a cleric. He also appears in the Lady of Pharis manga, acting as a father figure to Flaus, who was raised by the Pharis priesthood.

Jet

Also known as "Old Man Jet". Owner of Zaxon's pub called Good Reunions and one of the town's gossip mongers along with Moto.

Moto

Moto (モード), written as Modo in the manga, is the owner of the general store in Zaxon. When Parn tries to pressure the villagers to do something against the goblins, Moto reminds Parn of his father, who once tried to fight thirty bandits singlehandedly, while being in the middle of deserting his duty, and did not survive. His name is spelled Modo in the manga. He is also briefly mentioned in Deedlit’s Tale novel.

Riot

A woodcutter from Zaxon and the strongest person in the village. He was present at a meeting about the goblins, but didn't seem to approve of Parn's suggestion to deal with the goblins as fast as possible.

Zamji

A hunter from Zaxon. When goblins are spotted outside the village Zamji opposes Parn's suggestion to attack them. Zamji thinks that the attack might fail and that the goblins will come to attack the village.

The Fire Demon

Muhald

Muhald (ムハルド, Muharudo) is the chieftain of the Wind tribe in Flaim. He makes few appearance in the early parts of The Fire Demon as an advisor to King Kashue, but doesn't do anything of note.

The Kings’ Holy War

Jace

Jace (ジェイス, Jeisu) is a Dragon Knight of Moss, from the duchy of Highland. Together with Redrick, Raud and Jester, she makes up the four Dragon Knights that the country has at the time. After Redrick has recovered an ancient sword called “Giant Killer,” which he hopes can slay Venon's trump card of this battle: a fire giant, he uses his dragon flute to call for his dragon Whiptail. When the dragon arrives, Jace and her dragon are with him. Jace participates in the battle against Venon and the fire gaint. During the battle, Jace is killed. It is not specified how. Her dragon survives.

Raud

Raud (ラウド, Raudo) is a Dragon Knight of Moss, from the duchy of Highland. Together with Redrick, Jace and Jester he makes up the four Dragon Knights of the country. When “Dragon Scale” Venon is at war with “Dragon's Eye” Highland, he comes to Redrick's aid after Redrick has recovered an ancient sword called “Giant Killer,” which he hopes can slay Venon's trump card of this battle: a fire giant. Raud joins Redrick in battle against Venon and the giant, but during the fight, the fire giant grabs Raud, riding his dragon, from the air and kills him as well as his dragon.

Skrang

Skrang (スクラング, Sukurangu) is a manticore from Marmo, and the right-hand "man" of Lognar, a dark priest who governs a village in Kanon under Marmo control. Skrang is sent by Lognar to spy on Carson, a Kanonian native of the village who was in a secret relationship with Lognar's predecessor Shana. By following Carson, Skrang learns that Carson has contact with the Reona, the prince of Kanon who had gone missing many years ago. When Reona learns he is discovered he prepares to attack Lognar and his forces. His allies Parn, Carson and others go on ahead, but Skrang spots them near the village and is killed in battle with them. His death enrages Lognar, who orders his men to tear the enemy apart.

The Holy Knight of Lodoss 1

Keddie

Keddie (ケディ, Kedi) is a soldier from Valis. He is stationed at a fort near the border with Kanon, not too far from the city of Adan. While stationed, he sees a Marmo army stretched out over the horizon, but then gets killed by Pirotess, who had gone ahead of the army and had managed to sneak into the fort unnoticed.

Randy

Randy (ランディー, Randī) was a thief and colleague of Ryna. On the night that the Soul Crystal Ball is stolen from Akroyd's treasury by other thieves, Ryna and Randy are on Blade's outskirts. Randy tells Ryna about the theft, and they deduce the thieves must not be from the Thieves’ Guild, due to Guild Master’s (Fourth) close ties with King Kashue. Not much later, they actually encounter the thieves, though do not notice they're dark elves, and decide to run from them since Randy and Ryna are outnumbered 2 versus 5. Suddenly, Randy falls to the ground and when he looks at his leg he sees tendrils wrapped around them. Unable to get them off, he urges Ryna to run away, get help, and avenge him. When Ryna later returns with Spark and his companions, they find Randy deceased, with a fatal wound in his chest.

Randy also appears in the 1998 TV series and the manga, in which he is Ryna’s lover, something the novel somewhat hinted at but never stated. While traveling in Flaim, they were waylaid by dark elves who emerged from the river, and the dark elves embedded an insidious cursed crystal in Randy’s chest. Ryna was able to take him to a fortress in the desert where she told the soldiers they were mercenaries and explained what happened. Not long afterward, Spark’s party arrived to stay for the night and learned of Randy’s condition. Greevus, the Myrii priest, went to heal Randy, but inadvertently activated the curse, which turned Randy’s body into a hydra.

The soldiers and heroes fought the hydra, but they soon learned that the only way to kill it would be to kill the host. In the anime Spark tried to kill him, but found himself unable to do so. The Marfa priestess Little Neese revealed herself though, and with a powerful purifying spell, she neutralized the curse and gently laid Randy to rest. His death spurred Ryna to join Spark in his quest so that she could get vengeance for his death.

In the manga it was Spark who killed Randy and Little Neese didn't appear until later.

Randy is voiced by Hideo Ishikawa (Japanese) and Oliver Wyman (English).

Legend of Lodoss

Berte and Harvey Lansen

Berte Lansen (ベルテ・ランセン, Berute Ransen) is a character introduced in chapter 1 of Knight of the Sky. Berte was born into a family of generals and by the age of 20 she had succeeded that role when she became a general in the army of “Dragon Tail” Russen, helped by the fact that she had no male siblings. She was skilful in commanding troops, but despite her skills she was eventually replaced by a son-in-law of the Duke of Russen. Berte was present at a meeting that was held following Moss' defeat to the demon army at Skard. She reacted sceptical to the suggestion that the crown-wearing human male who was leading the demon army may not be Duke Bruuk of Skard. Berte was married to Harvey.

Harvey Lansen (ハービ・ランセン, Hābi Ransen) is introduced in chapter 4 of Knight of the Sky. When they got married, Harvey took over Berte's position as general. He was proud to follow in Berte's legendary footsteps. When the demon army attacked Russen's royal castle Sun Dome, he helped the royal family escape via a secret passage. To Berte's surprise, he later returned for her. Harvey had learned that Highland had dispatched Dragon Knights to Russen. Though the couple could've tried to escape, they decided to stay behind in Sun Dome and face the demon army. The couple did not survive and Russen fell to the demons.

When Hugo entered Sun Dome when it was still under demon control, he found Berte's body with her internal organs savagely devoured. There is no mention of Harvey's body being found.

Dorros

Dorros (ドルロス, Dorurosu) is introduced in chapter 1 of The Glorious Champion. Dorros is the Captain of the Royal Guard of Valis and a candidate for the throne of Valis. His chances increase when a doppelgänger demon steals the kingdom's three Sacred Weapons while disguised as Fahn—Dorros' primary rival for the throne. It is Dorros who comes to arrest Fahn, but Fahn is given a chance to redeem himself and succesfully returns with the Sacred Weapons. With Fahn having cleared his name and again becoming a strong candidate for the throne, Dorros is looking for ways to improve his reputation and thereby increase his chances to obtain the throne. He proposes to the Valis court to attack Venon, one of the duchies of Moss who is (incorrectly) rumoured to work with the demons. In response, Venon, with help from the other duchies, take the attack to Dorros' army's fortress and completely annihilate his army. Dorros died in the onslaught.

Galliard

Galliard (ゲイロード, Geirōdo) is a character introduced in chapter 3 of Knight of the Sky. Galliard is the Duke of Norvis, a city in the far west of Alania. Galliard has no interest in politics, but in art and pretty women. During the Demon War Galliard meets with Neese and loves her appearance. Later, while in his bedroom with a popular courtesan, he and the lady are attacked and killed by a doppelgänger, a demon who can take the form of whoever it kills. In the guise of Galliard, the demon tries to kill Neese, but with help from Wort, Neese manages to kill the demon. Norvis' soldiers, attracted by the sound of battle, rush to the scene. When they search Galliard's bedroom, they discover the body of the courtesan and Galliard's beheaded body.

Hugo

Hugo (ヒューロ, Hyūro) is the chancellor of the duchy of Skard about the time of the Demon War. He is first introduced in chapter 1 of Prince of the Fallen Land.

Lucida

Lucida (ルシーダ, Rushīda) is a character introduced in chapter 2 of Knight of the Sky. An elf shaman from the Mirror Forest, a forest on the northern border of Moss. During the Demon War, Lucida's home is attacked by the demons and life essence from her village's ancient tree gets stolen. The news of the demon attack reaches Moss, and Beld and Wort set out to help the elves. Afterwards, Lucida travels with Beld and Wort to Raiden, where they meet Flaus' party and defeat a band of demons, and behead a powerful demon general. Unbeknownst to the party, the demon general was protected by a spell that prevented it from being killed by a sword. The demon general returned to collect its head, which Beld had put on display in his temporary home in Raiden, encountered Lucida there and killed her.

Lucida had fallen in love with Beld since she met him in the Mirror Forest. Though she wasn't sure of the feelings were mutual, Lucida spent the night with Beld following their victory over the demons in Raiden. After her death, the demon general took off with her body.

Natasia

Natasia (ナターシャ, Natāsha) was the second duchess of Duke Bruuk of Skard and the mother of Princess Reena. She doesn't appear in the novels, as she died before they took place, but she is mentioned in several of them. Before becoming duchess, Natasia was a travelling dancing girl with a free, unrestrained spirit. She had ebony hair and eyes and a well-developed figure and was skilfull in bed. The latter was what gained her favour with Duke Bruuk.

When Eliza, Bruuk's first duchess, was alive, Natasia remained comparatively mild. But after Eliza's passing, Natasia's wicker side began to emerge. She lost favour with the people, drove one Eliza's former maids to suicide and kept spending money on fashion and jewellery. At one point, Natasia had an affair with one of the Skard servants. Bruuk decided she had gone far enough and when Natasia was suffering from a mild cold, he had Tatus concoct a poison to kill her. As Natasia died, she said she cursed Bruuk, his duchy and his royal family.

When Bruuk sacrificed Reena to make her the host of the Demon King, he believed he would be able to control the Demon King through his blood-ties with Reena. When the Demon King appeared, it was revealed Reena was not Bruuk's biological daughter and Bruuk was slain on the spot. In his final moments, he recalled Natasia's last words.

Silas

Silas (サイラス, Sairasu) is a captain in the army of the duchy of Skard about the time of the Demon Wars. He is first introduced in chapter 1 of Prince of the Fallen Land. He is from a good family and just over thirty years old when the Demon War begin. Though he has a good swordarm, he is more interested in pursuing women than improving his sword skills. When Nasher tries to take control of Skard in his father's absence, Silas refuses Nasher's order to deploy his knights, saying only the Duke himself can make such an order. When the demon army takes control of Skard, the Skardians and their allies flee northwards, to Muskett. Later, some Skardians tried to return to Skard, but Silas retired as captain and went to live in Alania with the countess, who he had been rumoured to be seeing for some time. He said his duties as a knight were over and he would now live the life of a man. The knights who returned to Skard looked down on him because of this.

Tatus

Tatus (タトゥス, Tato~usu) was a long-serving court herbalist for the duchy of Skard. His skill with herbs impressed even the sage Wort. Tatus was trusted by the Duke of Skard, and was well acquainted with Nasher, the Duke's son. Tatus is introduced in chapter 2 of Prince of the Fallen Land when he helps Flaibe recover from wounds he sustained during the demon attack on his kingdom. After Nasher had Skard annexed by Venon, he and Flaibe travel to Valis, and Tatus goes with them. When Nasher and Flaibe continue their journey, Tatus stays behind. Later during the Demon War, Tatus is reunited with Nasher in Highland, Moss.

Years before the Demon War, Tatus served Nasher's father, Duke Bruuk. At Bruuk's request, Tatus concocted a poison that killed Bruuk's second wife duchess Natasia, the mother of Reena.

Record of Lodoss War (1990 OVA)

Jebra

Captain of Fort Myce in Alania. When Parn and his group are mistaken for Marmo spies and imprisoned, Jebra recognizes Etoh as a Falis priest and releases them. He invites Parn to train with them, and Parn makes a quick connection with him. When Fort Myce is attacked by Marmo forces led by Ashram, Jebra saves Deedlit from a dark elf. When the fort has collapsed, Jebra takes his horse and rides straight towards Ashram, but is killed in one strike.

Jebra is voiced by Tessho Genda (Japanese) and Bruce Winant (English).

King Kanon

The unnamed King of Kanon. In episode 4 he is captured after his land is conquered by the Marmo. He refuses to issue the order to surrender to the Marmo, believing that even though Kanon's royalty has fallen, the people of Kanon will never submit to the Marmo. Upon hearing this, Beld makes a gesture of turning his glass and let the wine pour out of it on the floor. His forces then take the king away.

The King of Kanon is voiced by Nobuo Tanaka (Japanese).

Naba

Naba (ナバ) is a very tall, large man and a prisoner of Valis. He once had gotten drunk and killed his commander without a care. Just before the War of Heroes he is released by Karla and put under her control with a spell. She sends him to kill King Kashue but is defeated in a fight with Parn and Kashue.

Zact

A man from the village of Zaxon. He is angry at Parn because when Parn was saving Liara from a goblin attack a goblin died in battle. Zact and other villagers fear a counterattack by the band of goblins. Their fears came true and many villagers were killed.

Zact is voiced by Masashi Hironaka (Japanese).

Chronicles of the Heroic Knight

Alhaib

Alhaib (アルハイブ, Aruhaibu) was a pirate captain hired by Ashram to take him to Blue Dragon Island to slay Abram. He did, and when Orson's and his group were later defeated by Ashram at the island, they were held prisoner in Alhaib's ship. Later, Parn, Kashue and others defeated Alhaib and rescued Orson and his group.

Alhaib is voiced by Michael Gerard (English).

Bohnu

Bohnu (ボーヌ, Bōnu) is a knight from Flaim. After the Soul Crystal Ball was stolen from Akroyd castle's treasure room, he gets assigned to Fortress 18 in the north along with Dagral. In the manga his name is written as "Borne" and he gets assigned to an eastern fort, rather than a northern one.

Carlberos

Carlberos (カルロベス, Karurobesu) is a knight from Flaim. After the Soul Crystal Ball was stolen from Akroyd castle's treasure room, he gets assigned to Fortress 6 in the south. Later, Spark and his group meet Ryna and an infested Randy at a southern fortress and a battle ensues with a hydra that grew from within Randy. It is unclear if this southern fortress is Fortress 6. Carlberos is not seen in the episode. In the manga his name is written as "Carlobess" and he doesn't get assigned to a southern fortress, but to the castle.

Dagral

Daglar (ダグラル, Daguraru) is a knight from Flaim. After the Soul Crystal Ball was stolen from Akroyd castle's treasure room, he gets assigned to Fortress 18 in the north along with Bohnu. In the manga his name is written as "Dagular" and he gets assigned to an eastern fort, rather than a northern one.

Farus

Farus (ファルス, Farusu) is a knight from Flaim. After the Soul Crystal Ball was stolen from Akroyd castle's treasure room, he gets assigned to Fortress 12 in the west. In the manga his name is written as "Fallus".

Gaberra

Gaberra (ガーベラ, Gābera) was a native of Marmo and priest of Falaris. Gaberra studied under the high priest Shodel. At Shodel’s suggestion, he was suggested to join Ashram’s party for the search for the Scepter of Domination. Along with the mercenaries Gilram and Smeddy, Wagnard’s sorcerer Groder, the dark elf Astar, and Hobb, a priest of Myrii, Gaberra traveled to Lodoss with Ashram and aided his search while spying for Shodel.

The group soon came to admire Ashram, despite their allegiances, and supported him of their own free will. When they finally reached Shooting Star’s lair, they were met by King Kashue’s dragon slaying party. While Ashram traveled inside, Gaberra and some of the others held back the heroes. Garberra faced off against the Marfa priestess Leylia, and she countered him curse for curse until she finally got in close enough to stab him with her dagger and bless his soul.

Gaberra is voiced by Takeshi Endo (Japanese) and Walter Hershman (English).

Gilram

Gilram (ギルラム, Giruramu) was a Marmo mercenary. He was hired, along with Smeddy, to help Ashram in his quest to find the Scepter of Domination. When Ashram and the others prepare to head to Blue Dragon Island, they get attacked by a group allied with Kashue: Orson, Shiris, Cecil, Shari, Fourth, Marsh and Maar. Gilram takes on Marsh, but loses the fight and is killed. In the tv series Gilram is in inexplicably absent from this scene and stops appearing in the series from this point onwards.

Gilram is voiced by Michael Gerard (English).

Rabido

After the death of Beld and assumed demise of Ashram, Rabido was the lord assigned to rule over the occupied territory of Kanon by the Marmo council. He was a cruel and greedy leader, not only hated by the remaining Kanon citizens, but disliked by his men.

In NRC 525, Rabido learned of the Free Army’s plan to take back Shining Hill, and he gave an order to kill every single person in the city so Reona would have nothing to take. However, when Ashram returned to Kanon, sent by the council to replace Rabido, he killed the lord and evacuated the city.

Rabido is voiced by Hisao Egawa (Japanese).

Redrick

Redrick (レドリック, Redorikku) is a duke from Moss who served alongside Shiris during the Mossian civil war and is a dragon rider. He later marries Shiris and she becomes the Queen of Moss.

Rudolf

A knight from Flaim. After the Soul Crystal Ball was stolen from Akroyd castle's treasure room he gets assigned to Fortress 8 in the east along with Tahgi.

Ruzenan

Spark's great-uncle and the Minister of Fire within the tribe of Fire, who intends to recommend Spark to succeed Kashue. In the manga, his name is spelled Luzenan.

Martha

A portly woman in the Thieves’ Guild, Martha owns a ship and was friends with Ryna. In the manga storyline, she helped Spark’s group charter a vessel to Marmo to save Little Neese.

Ryuto

A friend of Spark introduced in chapter 1 of the manga. Unlike Spark at the time, Ryuto had fulfilled her dream of becoming a minstrel.

Shadam

Shadam (シャダム, Shadamu) is one of King Kashue’s closest advisers, the commander of Flaim’s mercenary army, and a member of the Wind tribe. He has served Kashue loyally for many years, often at his side on the battlefield. He was with Kashue during their battle against Duke Raster. He also appears in episodes 10-13 of the 1990 OVA. He is present in the fight against Shooting Star and informs Parn and the others of the Dragon's Path, a back entrance to Fire Dragon Mountain. He also fights on Marmo alongside Kashue, Shiris and Orson.

Shadam is voiced by Katsuji Mori (Japanese) and Al Muscari (English) in the OVA, and by Al Muscari (English) in the TV series.

Tahgi

A knight from Flaim. After the Soul Crystal Ball was stolen from Akroyd castle's treasure room he gets assigned to Fortress 8 in the east along with Rudolf.

Crystania

Crystania: Legend of the Drifters

Cadera

Cadera (カデラ, Kadera) is a spy working for the Beldia's Fierce Tiger tribe. He is first mentioned in Legend of the Drifters 2, but only makes an appearance in Legend of the Drifters 3. During the Beldian invasion of Iscaria, Cadera is sent by Grael to spy on the Fang of the Animal. At the same time, however, Makati, also a Beldian spy but from another group (the Knights of Darkness), informs Rails and Basso of Cadera as a sign of good faith. Later, Cadera mysteriously vanishes after meeting with Basso.

Callio

Callio (カーリオ, Kārio) is a Centurion of the Fang of the Animal mercenaries. He is introduced in Legend of the Drifters 2. He fought under Rails' command against the Beldian invasion. Like Nahns, he was killed during one of the many attacks led by Grael on the Fang of the Animal fortress.

Gilliam

Gilliam (ギリアムが, Giriamu ga) is a member of the Fang of the Animal mercenaries. He is said to be on par with the Fang's Centurions, but isn't a Centurion himself. Gilliam is a follower of the animal god Kuroise and is one of Kuroise's myrmidons, meaning he has an ant-like appearance. He was killed in battle against Beldia, during one of Beldia's many assaults on the Fang of the Animal fortress.

Nahns

Nahns (ナンス, Nansu) is a Centurion of the Fang of the Animal mercenaries. He fought under Rails' command against the Beldian invasion. Like Callio, he was killed during one of the many attacks led by Grael on the Fang of the Animal fortress.

Legend of Crystania movie and OVA

Barr

Barr (Bar in the sub) is a retired member of the Protectors of the Seal (the anime translation of the People of the Seal) and a follower of the animal god Urus. He lives in Village of the Old with his wife Lilia and provided Obier and Raifan temporary refuge there when Raifan needed to recover from an injury. From Obier he learns of Redon and the other foreigners and their connection to the sealed Aderishia. He later goes to the Black Island to stop Obier from sounding the Bell of Wakening, but without success. Obier completes the Wakening, bringing back Aderishia, but also the Gods King Barbas.

God-Killing Dragon Lord

God-Killing Dragon Lord in Legend of Crystania: The Chaos Ring

The God-Killing Dragon Lord is the last remaining dragon lord, an ancient species released during the War of the Gods to destroy gods of the opposing camp. It followed the neutral gods to Crystania and saw through their disguise as animals, but was sealed away by the god Urus. Centuries later away, followers of Barbas try to revive their god by using the Bell of Wakening on Black Island. Sounding the bell unseals those who are sealed. After Obier sounds the bell to release his friend Aderishia from her seal, Barbas and the dragon lord also awaken. Barbas, with new-found strength having sealed his soul in the body of Ashram, engages in a battle with the just awakened dragon lord and easily decapitates it.

Grib

Grib (グリヴ) is the Captain of the Fang of the Animal. He only appears in the anime and audio drama, but not in the novels.

Lilia

Lilia in Legend of Crystania: The Chaos Ring

Lilia (Lily in the sub) is the wife of Barr and lives with him in the Village of the Old. She and Barr allow Obier and Raifan to take temporary refuge in their shelter when Raifan needs to recover from an injury. Later, when Barr heads to the Bell of Wakening, Lilia stays behind in the village.

Captain of the Sacred World

The Captain in Legend of Crystania: The Motion Picture

The Captain (l) makes a brief appearance in the OVA.

The Captain of the Sacred World, sometimes referred to as "Lizard Captain", is a follower of the animal god Rumiss and charged with protecting the Sacred World of Crystania from intruders. When Redon and his group enter Crystania the Captain and his band of lizard soldiers attack them, but the party manages to get away. Later, the Captain and his soldiers, led by Rio, have located another intruder, Sheru. They do battle with her, but Redon and the others interfere. The Captain recognizes them and informs Rio they are the intruders. Redon and his friends win the battle and the Captain takes off. In The Chaos Ring the Captain, with an ally, encounters Redon, Kwairde and Nasare in the Village of the Old, but takes off when surrounding villagers protest against a battle taking place.

The captain is voiced by Gary Dehan in both the movie and the OVA.

Old Woman

Old Woman, with Irim and Kirim, in Legend of Crystania: The Chaos Ring

Old Woman is a gypsy-like elderly woman and a fortune teller. She meets with Redon and his friends and gives Redon the cryptic advice to be careful of his dreams and that when he arrives at his destination he is going to be attacked by himself. She also introduces the party to the mysterious twins Irim and Kirim. Old Woman advices Redon against searching for Aderishia, because she is "sealed", meaning she is neither dead nor alive. Despite this advise, the party sets out to find Aderishia. When they do, Old Woman sends Irim and Kirim to go with them.

Videogame characters

Swan

Swan (シオン) is an elf shaman who appears in Record of Lodoss War for the Super Nintendo. A twin sister of Lion (リオン). Both sisters were acquainted with the Grey Witch Karla about the time of the War of the Demon King. When Karla lost her memory after the fight with the Demon King, Swan and Lion advised her to visit the sage Wort who had the power to return her memory. Later, Karla and the twin elves fought Grabados, a demon general who survived the Demon War. When Karla's body was about to give in, Swan offered to kill Karla so that Karla would take over Swan's body. In Swan's body, Karla, with Lion, managed to defeat Grabador. Karla stayed in Swan's body until she took over Leylia's.

Grabados

A demon general in the Demon King's army. Grabados survived the Demon War, but was defeated by Karla and her elven comrade Lion. Grabados is the main antagonist in chapter one of Record of Lodoss War for the Super Nintendo.

Unbus

A priest of Phalaris and servant of Shordel. Unbus (ウンバラ) resides in a temple east of Salvador in Marmo. When Beld visits the temple, Shordel orders Unbus to join Beld in his conquest of Marmo.

Manga characters

Amarock

Amarock (アムロツクだ, Amurotsukuda) is the captain of the Sea Hawk, Flaim's only sailing ship. During the Flaim civil war he takes Parn's group from Flaim to Alania where Parn hopes to find a way to stop the fight between the Fire and Wind tribes. Amarock only appears in the manga. The novel also has a captain of the Sea Hawk who takes Parn's party to Alania, but this captain's name is never mentioned.

Duncan

Duncan appears in the manga The Unicorn Maiden, but not in the original light novel. Like the story's protagonist Judith, he is a forest ranger.

Ellis

Ellis is a character exclusive to the Unicorn Maiden manga. She does not appear in the novel. Ellis is a forest ranger and seems quite close with Judith.

Endinka

Endinka (エンディカ, Endika) was a common elf native to the Mirror Forest, appearing exclusively in the Lady of Pharis manga. When her forest was attacked by the Demon King, Endinka was injured in the initial attack, but escaped by summoning Sylph to whisk her away. She arrived in the village of Uzu, where Flaus and the would-be Six Heroes were staying. While she recovered in the company of Wort, the rest of the heroes rushed to the Mirror Forest to assist in saving the forest.

After the demons were driven out of the Mirror Forest, Endinka decided to follow the humans. She became interested in their affairs, and with her musical talent, she recorded their heroism in song. Endinka and her brother followed the Six Heroes into the Labyrinth, though they stayed behind as the heroes confronted the Demon King. After the war, Endinka was a voice of support for open relations.

Kiyowan

Kiyowan (キ・ヨヮン, Ki yo~wan) is a character introduced in chapter 3 of The Fire Demon manga. He does not appear in the novel. Kiyowan is the commander of Flaim's new defense force. When the Fire tribe forces are advancing to Hilt, Kiyowan quarrels with Pasiclas about how to deal with them. Kiyowan believes caution is advised because of the enemy tribe's magic capabilities. During the battle Kiyowan observes Pasiclas' and Shadam's forces swiftly encircling the enemy and Kiyowan seems confident his tribe will win. When the Fire tribe summons Ifrit, Kashue orders Kiyowan to tell Pasiclas and Shadam to retreat.

Kiyowan makes few appearances after this. He is seen again after the battle, informing Shadam where he can find King Kashue. He is also seen in the battle for Blade, but it's not specified what he did in this fight.

Pasiclas

Pasiclas (パシクラス, Pashikurasu) is a character introduced in chapter 3 of The Fire Demon manga. He does not appear in the novel. Pasiclas is commander of Flaim's Hawk Knights. He quarrels with Kiyowan, commander of Flaim's new defense force, about how to deal with an impending battle with the Fire tribe at Hilt. During the battle he and Shadam encircle the enemy forces, but it doesn't affect the enemy morale. The enemy forces were planning to summon Ifrit, and when this is finally done Pasiclas is ordered to retreat. Later, looking back at the battle, Pasiclas believes his forces should've advanced, but Shadam counters that they would've been no match for Ifrit. Pasiclas makes few appearances after this. He is seen in the battle for Blade (the final battle), but it's not specified what his role was in this battle.

Other

Aznadeer

Aznadeer (アズナディール, Azunadīru) was a sorcerer from the Ancient Kingdom of Kastuul. Aznadeer was the first sorcerer who succesfully summoned a demon to the human world. He and his family of summoner-sorcerers summoned tens of thousands of demons from their demon world, and used them as slaves and mercenaries. Aznadeer is also responsible for sealing the demons and the Demon King in the Deepest Labyrinth.

Azzard

Azzard (アザート, Azāto) was a summoner from Flaim and member of the Fire tribe. During the Kastuul era the people of Flaim's two tribes, Fire and Wind, fought side-by-side and sought to protect themselves against the Kastuulians. Azzard released the two king spirits Jinn and Ifrit and both became guardian deities of each tribe. Azzard formed a covenant with the king spirits in exchange for Flaim's earth's fertility, making it a desert land, and Azzard's own life. The covenant remained after Azzard's death and was inherited by his descendants, often unbeknownst to them.

Larcus

Larcus (ラルカス, Rarukasu) is the headmaster of the Academy of Sages and Wagnard's former mentor. Larcus banished Wagnard from the Academy, after discovering Wagnard practiced forbidden magic. He also cursed Wagnard with the "geas" spell, which causes Wagnard to feel intense pain whenever he casts magic.

Naneel

Naneel (ナニール, Nanīru) was a priestess of Kardis, the goddess of destruction. After the fall of Kastuul, she tried to build a new kingdom. Because of Karla, Naneel got embroiled in a 50-year war with Kadomos I, the founder of Alania, and eventually was sealed away. Her followers were hunted and fled to the Forest of Darkness on Marmo. Ever since, they are called barbarians. Hundreds of years later, the seal was broken. Naneel's soul had slept within Leylia, and was passed on to her daughter Little Neese.

Owen

Owen (オーエン, Ōen) was a thief who befriended Ashram. Owen was a follower of Beld long before Beld united Marmo. He later betrayed Ashram.

Saluvan

Saluvan (サルバーン, Sarubān) was the last governor of the ancient kingdom of Kastuul. Before the destruction of his kingdom, Saluvan cast a spell on five dragons to guard his most powerful treasures, the Scepter of Domination, the Staff of Life, the Soul Crystal Ball, the Mirror of Truth and the Ferronnière of Knowledge, hoping they could one day restore his kingdom.

Saluvan appears in “Fog of Revenge,” a short story from the Deedlit’s Tale novel, where he grants Strall, a noble of Kastuul and recent escapee of the Forest of No Return, with magic to exact revenge on the high elves in the forest. At this point, Saluvan is no longer alive, but still lingers in existence by fusing his memory and will to the Ferronière of Knowledge.