From Loarrei Panthea is a strong-willed leader and was appointed by Mefisesi himself as Inik, The Minor God of Dreams. While she cannot sea in reality, she can see and travel through others’ dreams, which she uses to her advantage to learn more about uncovering the mystery of Idish’s Soul. She often shoulders too much responsibility and puts large pressure on herself to uplift her crew and those she cares for, but is a well-rounded corsair and respects those who fight for what they believe in.

From Aderedge Captain Taniyn, as he calls himself, is the most talented swordsman in The Triptych. Ironically, however, he is no longer a captain and was never a talented leader. His decisions are dictated by passing obsessions; often of mythical things or fleeting rumors. Despite the lack of validity in his goals, he is determined and led entirely by impulse. Those who appeal to his ego will surely be on his good side.

From Nazka Destined to destroy Idish’s soul, The Siren’s entire being has been foretold by the Nazkan myth. Only Panthea and Captain Taniyn remember who she was before she became The Siren, but to her, the answer is inconsequential. While staunchly dedicated to eradicating any remainders of Idish’s soul and restoring peace to Nazka, The Siren uses powerful Idish Soul magic to get closer to finding the answer to breaking the Nazkan Curse. Asking about her past is a sure way to frustrate her.

From Ossamaria Rumored to have once been the wealthy daughter of the Turakus Vizier, Hope abandoned her past life to rule the Assalani Sea as a ruthless corsair. Against all odds, she assumed command of Captain Taniyn’s vessel and serves as its new Captain. Her only goal is to establish a corsair-run nation in Ossamaria to disrupt the corrupt Hikma-worshipping monarchy. She is smart, unforgiving, and will stop at nothing to achieve her goals.

From Ossamaria A navigator working for the Sultan of Ossamaria turned corsair after an unfortunate encounter with Captain Taniyn, Meridian struggles with guilt in going back to serve his empire. At his core, Meridian is a good man, but when the line between good and evil becomes blurred, he does not know whether remaining truthful or lying would yield the best outcome. He is a strong fighter and a better navigator, making him a powerful asset on any side he chooses to pledge allegiance to. He empathizes with those who, like him, are caught between two evils.