The following Innistrad characters are only mentioned in flavor text, or appear as minor characters in the storyline.
| Name | Title | Description | Cards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alena | Alena, trapper of Kessig | Partnered with Halana. They are trackers, hunters, and protectors who live in the depths of the dark Ulvenwald.[1][2] | |
| Alwin | Bishop Alwin | Bishop of Gavony.[3] | |
| Amalric | Amalric of Midvast Hall | ||
| Argust | Bishop Argust | ||
| Beckram | Beckram, Skiltfolk escort | ||
| Brerig | A hunched demon in employ of Davriel Cane, with features that vaguely resembled a hairless dog's snout.[4] Killed by demon hunters from Thraben. | ||
| Britta | Britta, midwife of Gatstaf | ||
| Cawle | Bishop Cawle of Elgaud | Cleric in charge of the inquisitors of the Elgaud Grounds, serving the Lunarch Inquisition reluctantly.[5] No match for Manfried Ulmach. | |
| Cosper Lowe | Cosper Lowe of the Silbern Guard | Captain of a detachement of local cathars in Stensia. A classically handsome charismatic young man, good with a horse and blade. He used to be the target of a vampire's infatuation.[6] Around the time of Avacyn's return he killed his stalker.[5] | |
| Crunchgnar | A tall, muscular, wingless demon with no hair, inhuman features, and horns that swept back along his head almost like a mane. A minion of Davriel Cane. Quick to heal and a skilled combatant, wearing warrior's leathers and a pair of wicked swords strapped to his waist.[4] Killed by Willia Verlasen. | ||
| Deigenhard | Mayor Deigenhard | Mayor of Wollenbank in Stensia. A stalwart and capable man with a hatred for vampires. | |
| Delmund | Inquisitor Delmund | ||
| Dennias | A member of the Order of Saint Traft who became eldrazified. Killed by Thalia with Avacyn's spear.[7] | ||
| Dierk | Dierk, geistmage | Geistmage who unsuccessfully tried to help Liliana Vess exorcizing the Chain Veil. Killed by Eldrazi Werewolves, and zombified by Liliana.[8][9] | |
| Dougan | A young cathar, loyal to the Lunarch Council. Killed by Odric.[10] | ||
| Eberhart | Captain Eberhart | Cathar stationed at the Elgaud Grounds. He killed the Ospid Horror at Sarka Manor near Selhoff.[5] | |
| Edith | A cultist, witnessing the rise of Emrakul.[2] | ||
| Ekatrin | Ekatrin, elder of Hanweir | ||
| Ekka | Ekka, shopkeeper of Hanweir | ||
| Elmut | Elmut, crossway watcher | ||
| Enslow | Enslow, ghoulcaller of Nephalia | Ghoulcaller inhabiting Nephalia's Erdwal, using the passages to travel from graf to graf - while also animating the bodies of those who run afoul of the Erdwal's other denizens.[5] | |
| Ghoulcaller Enslow | |||
| Erold | Erold, Gatstaf springsage | ||
| Eruth | Eruth of Lambholt | A young woman who gained notoriety for her Clairvoyant dreams. Now a gibbering lunatic living in the Natternols.[5] | |
| Esler | Esler, Havengul mercenary | ||
| Evelin | Lady Evelin | A resident of Gatstaf, known for making the best and most potent wards in town. Killed by Mrs. Palter.[1] | |
| Freydalia | An angel of Goldnight.[11] | ||
| Gared | Hunchbacked assistant of the geistmage Dierk. Has a bulging eye. Adopted by Liliana.[8][9][12] | ||
| Garner Kroft | Garner Kroft, Moorland farmer | ||
| Glather | Elder Glather | One of the twelve Elders of Gatstaf.[1] | |
| Gregel | Gregel, township militia | ||
| Gregel, militia leader | |||
| Gutmorn | Feaster upon souls Tormentor of the seven princes |
A Nightreach demon of the Devrik Depths in Davriel Cane's retinue. Claims to be Yledris' brother.[4] | |
| Hadaken | Hadaken, alchemist of Nephalia | Necro-Alchemist living in Selhoff Uses geist-fuelled engines to animate skaabs.[5] | |
| Halana | Halana of Ulvenwald, Hal | Partnered with Alena. They are trackers, hunters, and protectors who live in the depths of the dark Ulvenwald.[1][2] | |
| Halana, Kessig ranger | |||
| Halmig | Halmig, Order of Saint Traft | ||
| Haral | A cathar veteran, loyal to the Lunarch Council. Killed by Odric.[10] | ||
| Hermit of Hanne Hall | |||
| Hermann Reichert | A cathar, and the father of [[Ingrid Reichert. He disapproved of choice to be a protector.[13] | ||
| Herzag | Herzag, mayor of Havengul | A corrupt merchant, who allows the illicit underground to flourish for his personal gain.[5] | |
| Higa | Higa, slayer-captain of Gatstaf | ||
| Hinrik | Hinrik of House Cecani | ||
| Hildin | Hildin, priest of Avacyn | ||
| Ishkanah | Ishkanah, Grafwidow | A monstrous Spider that became even more horrific after the arrival of Emrakul.[5] | |
| Jadar | Jadar, ghoulcaller of Nephalia | Infamous necromancer who haunts the Morkrut and plunders grafs for miles around the delta.[5] | |
| Jerren | Bishop Jerren | A member of the Lunarch Council and secret leader of the Skirsdag.[10] | |
| Johanna | One of the last Wolfir. Leads the Silverfur Howlpack with Pavel.[5] They fought with the coalition at the Battle of Thraben. | ||
| Kalim | Elder Kalim | A fisherman at Lake Zavra. Father of Wilbur. Leader of the secret Gitrog worshippers. Killed by the monster.[14] | |
| Kastinne | Slayer Kastinne | A young and insane woman from Shadowgrange who considered herself a wandering monk.[6] Demons killed her children and imprisoned their souls. She trained and worked with Rem Karolus and was a frequent visitor of Devilthorn Lodge. She snapped with Emrakul's arrival, her body and mind transforming in horrible ways. She came to resemble the demons she once hunted, and her prey became the humans who once had mocked her.[5] | |
| Kelse | Mother of Maeli, widow of Hanse. Burned to cinders by a maddened Avacyn.[15] | ||
| Kep | Kep, Lunarch inquisitor | ||
| Kolman | Kolman, elder of Gatstaf | One of the twelve Elders of Gatstaf.[1] Eldrazified.[2] | |
| Kralmar | The Kralmar | A Kraken-like monster worshipped by human cults in Nephalia.[16] With the arrival of Emrakul, the monster became even more horrific, slowly losing any resemblance to a creature of the natural world.[5] | |
| Kordel | Kordel the Cryptic | ||
| Laerin | Inquisitor Laerin | ||
| Lagra | Lagra, hamlet physician | ||
| Lehren | A fisherman at Lake Zavra. Shot by Mia and killed by the Gitrog.[14] | ||
| Leighton | Cathar Leighton | A cathar at the Elgaud Grounds. Killed by Arlinn Kord in her werewolf state.[11] | |
| Leukin | Somebody who was killed by an exploding angel. | ||
| Levana | Levana, Midnight Duelist | ||
| Liont | A former Wolfir working as a smith. When the Cursemute was lifted he became a Werewolf again, killing his wife Hilde and his children Talia and Kan. In turn, he was killed by a maddened angel.[15] | ||
| Lira Kurash | Councillor Lira Kurah | Wealthy merchant, leading the town council of Selhoff.[5] | |
| Lothar | Lothar, Guardian of Thraben | A revered soldier who led a force of elite protectors in service of the Lunarch. Thalia was his right hand. Lothar was killed in the Siege of Thraben.[3][17] | |
| Macher | Lunarch, successor to Mikaeus. Belittled by Avacyn.[15] | ||
| Maeli | Young boy, son of Kelse. Last human to be saved by Avacyn, before the angel's transformation by the arrival of Emrakul. He escaped when Avacyn burned his village and was adopted by Ms. Sadie. After Sadie was Eldrazified, Maeli met a crazed Angel and an uncertain end.[2][15] |
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| Manfried Ulmach | Manfried Ulmach, Elgaud Master-at-Arms | A stern and unyielding man. Once responsible for maintaining order on the Elgaud Grounds, later Chief Inquisitor scouring the countryside for monsters and sinplagued.[5] | |
| Manfried Ulmach, Chief Inquisitor | |||
| Marcyz | An angel, trapped and exsanguinated by Edgar Markov and his sons in their ritual to become vampires.[18] | ||
| Marella | A noblewoman who organized a ball to attract suitors for her daughter. Unfortunately, one of the visitors was a vampire. | ||
| Marta | A young cathar, loyal to the Lunarch Council. Killed by Grete.[10] | ||
| Mathan | A member of the Order of Saint Traft. A friend of Dennias.[7] | ||
| Merlinde | The Prioress | Head of the Priory of the Approaches, who had introduced the cult of the Nameless Angel to its people. An old, hard lady with furrowed skin and a silver bun.[4] She had made a deal with Davriel Cane. If he would keep the peace in the Approaches she would turn a blind eye to his demon consorting. She sent hunters after him, after he became a suspect in the murder of the people of Verlasen. | |
| Mia | A girl from a hamlet near Lake Zavra in Nephalia who became to worship the Gitrog monster.[14] | ||
| Minaldra | Minaldra, the Vizag Atum | Most prominent member of the oracular cult known as the Vizag Atum, foretelling the End of the World. A tall, pale, woman sitting in perpetual trance.[5] | |
| Minna | Minna of Selhoff | A cathar apostate and former Midnight Duelist. During Avacyn's absence she staged travelling shows to exhibit her bladework skills. During Avacyn's madnees, she rededicated herself to her former mission and became a popular hero to the people of Nephalia.[5] | |
| Morkamp | Morkamp, Lambholt innkeeper | ||
| Nadila Maas | Nadila Maas, Moor Chaplain | ||
| Odila | Odila, witch of Morkrut | Witch, serving a demon who presumably dwells the Morkrut.[5] | |
| Oglor | Homunculus assistant of Ludevic of Ulm.[5] | ||
| Ola | Ola of Lambholt | ||
| Olaylie | An angel of Goldnight. Attacked and by devils at Havengul and killed by Arlinn Kord in her werewolf state.[11] | ||
| Olgard | Olgard of the Skiltfolk | Father of Mia. Famed slayer and shieldbearer, traveling the land as a noble agent of the Skiltfolk. Leader of the resistance against the advancing Nephalian cultists.[5][14] | |
| Oliver Hayfield | Editor of The Hanweir Chronicle. Assimilated into an Eldrazi Ooze.[19] | ||
| Orwell | Orwell, the bellringer | A resident of Gatstaf, killed by Mrs. Palter.[1] | |
| Otto | Otto the hunter | ||
| Palter | Cathar Palter, Bes Palter | A Cathar of the Lunarch Council from Gavony, and his wife. Palter once guarded a mausoleum where the demon Ormendahl appeared. The demon took possession of Mrs. Palter's body. Together, the fled to Gatstaf and the Ulvenwald, where Mrs. Palter killed three residents en then her husband. In turn, she was killed by Arlinn Kord.[1] | |
| Paulin | Paulin, trapper of Somberwald | A former trapper. He was one of the few who were able to battle the Ashspawn, the transformed demons and devils of the Ashmouth.[5] | |
| Pavel | One of the last Wolfir, leading the Silverfur Howlpack with Johanna.[5] They fought with the coalition at the Battle of Thraben. | ||
| Raban | Saint Raban | Founder of Avabruck's central cathedral, the Temple of Saint Raban. A legendary investigator and slayer of werewolves. | |
| Rahilda | Rahilda, Vildin-Pack Alpha | Alpha werewolf of the Vildin howlpack. A long-braided escaped convict. | |
| Radulf | Radulf, priest of Avacyn | ||
| Radwick | Radwick, farmer of Gatstaf | ||
| Raf Gyel | Raf Gyel of the Quiver of Kessig | Captain of an order of cathars specializing in archery and long-range defense.[16] | |
| Ramar | Leader of the Kralmar-cult in Rivstalt.[5] | ||
| Reelah | Reelah, Shaman of the Mondronen | A werewolf, part of the former Mondronen howlpack.[5] | |
| Reeves | Archmage Reeves | An Archmage of Goldnight. Killed by Arlinn Kord in her werewolf state.[11] | |
| Reig | Reig, wandering monk | Wandering monk, killed by the Twins of Maurer Estate. | |
| Relio Voldaren | |||
| Rem Karolus | Rem Karolus, Blade of the Inquisitors | Most feared and revered of the Thraben inquisitors. Rem, now in his late 30s, wanders Innistrad on his dappled gray horse armed with his trademark rapier and poniard at his side and bastard sword across his back.[6][19] After Avacyn's death, he brought her spear to Thalia and the Order of Saint Traft.[7] | |
| Rem Karolus, Slayer of Angels | |||
| Rem Karolus, Slayer of Eldrazi | |||
| Rembert | Archmage Rembert | An Archmage of Goldnight. Mentor to Arlinn Kord.[11] | |
| Renna | Renna, Selhoff alchemist | ||
| Ricton | Ricton, traveling merchant | ||
| Rimheit | Elder Rimheit | ||
| Rinalda Smit | Ghoulcaller Rinalda | A young, self-taught ghoulcaller trying to make her mark on Stensia by creating her own force of beings to defend against vampire attacks.[6] | |
| Rom | An old man with a scruffy grey beard.[4] A former werewolf hunter, before he came to the Approaches to live at the priory. Once there, he was forced to kill the Nameless Angel. | ||
| Rupirk | Rupirk, porter at the Rusted Anchor Inn | ||
| Rutstein | Old Rutstein | Travelling Kessig citizen. Purveyor of the finest goods and contraband like human blood and body parts. Well protected by many holy symbols and charms.[5] | |
| Sadie | Ms. Sadie | An old woman living in the woods. Before her Eldrazification she had adopted Maeli and given him a Teddy Bear.[2] | |
| Sarka | Jotti Sarka, Edagard Sarka and the Ospid Horror | A family living near Selhoff and the Ospid River, cursed by a monstrous corruption creating a hideous, inhuman creature every other generation.[5] | |
| Seeta | Seeta, Lunarch Inquisitor | A zealous Avacynian inquisitor from Thraben, pursuing the Order of Saint Traft. Leader of the 'Sinpurged'.[7] Seeta was killed by Olivia Voldaren during the attack on Thraben. | |
| Sereni Galan | Lunarch Sereni | Last Lunarch. Killed by Avacyn for defying her orders. Replaced by the Lunarch Council.[5] | |
| Shoran | Innkeeper Shoran, Elas Shoran | Pair of Gatstaf residents, Innkeepers.[1] | |
| Skaharra | Alpha werewolf of the Leeraug Howlpack. The Leeraug is a relatively small and tight-knit pack vicious predators, unique in that they hunt under the black night of the new moon, rather than transforming when the moon is full. Skaharra is a black-furred she-wolf noted for her tendency to kill entire families in a single night while sparing unrelated farmhands and servants.[20] | ||
| Somlon | Elder Somlon | One of the twelve Elders of Gatstaf. Killed by Mrs. Palter.[1] | |
| Strefan Maurer | Progenitor of a minor vampiric bloodline, ruling a remote region in Stensia's outland valleys.[16] | ||
| Sterin Gorn | An official of Stensia. | ||
| Sved | Sved, fisherman of Nephalia | ||
| Terhold | Terhold, Archmage of Drunau | ||
| Thaniel | Thaniel, Gatstaf shepherd | ||
| Tobias | Tobias, trader of Erdwal | ||
| Traken | Lieutenant Traken, Elgaud Inquisitor | First man to warn Thraben of the upcoming siege by Gisa and Geralf Cecani.[3] | |
| Tristen | Tristen, Cathar Marshal | ||
| Trogen | Saint Trogen, the Slayer | ||
| Ulda | Ulda, Gavony Rider | ||
| Ulmach | Ulda, Chief Inquisitor | Chief Inquisitor of the Church of Avacyn. Infected by Emrakul's madness and ordering the death of many "sin-plagued" citizens.[10] | |
| Ulrich | Ulrich of Krallenhorde Pack | Werewolf, leading the Krallenhorde howlpack. A cunning and perceptive wanton who remains in the wild and runs with the howlpack even when he reverts to human form. | |
| Ulrich, Krallenhorde alpha | |||
| Uta Falkenrath | Uta Falkenrath | ||
| Vaast Markov | Lord Vaast | A vampire disposed as Lord of the Approaches by Davriel Cane.[4] | |
| Vadvar | Vadvar, Thraben stonewright | ||
| Vallon | Vallon, Thraben inspector | ||
| Veka | Veka, hinterland inspector | ||
| Verena | Inquisitor Verena | A cathar from Avabruck. She disregarded her superiors and returned to Kessig to guard Devil's brach.[5] | |
| Veryl | A fisherman at Lake Zavra. A strong believer of the Gitrog monster.[14] | ||
| Vetters | Elder Vetters | Mayor of Drunau. A human servant of Runo Stromkirk.[5] |
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| Volpaig | Bishop Volpaig | A crude-minded minor bishop of the Church of Avacyn, secretly leader of the Skirsdag at the time of Avacyn's disappearance. Killed by Liliana.[21][22] | |
| Voluptara | Feaster of Men Miss Highwater |
A female demon and minion of Davriel Cane, known as one of the most dangerous and wily of demons of the Nexrix Flame Expanse.[4] She wears human clothing — a fitted grey jacket over a simple knee-length skirt — and wears her black hair in a bun. She has an ashen grey skin and dark red eyes, with small horns peeking up through her hair. | |
| Vonn | Vonn, geist-trapper | ||
| Warin | Farmer Warin, Wife Warin | Pair of Gatstaf farmers, plagued by unknown horrors.[1] | |
| Wendin | Wendin, veteran cathar | ||
| Wilbur | Friend of Mia at the Lake Zavra hamlet. A secret Gitrog worshipper.[14] | ||
| Willia Verlasen | Twin sister of Tacenda, cursed by blindness at night.[4] During the day, she was a fearless warrior. After she was converted to the faith of the Nameless Angel, she trained to become a cathar. | ||
| Wulmer | Grafdigger Wulmer | ||
| Yeter | Yeter, Trostad Villager | ||
| Yledris | Yledris Bloodslave | A Nightreach demon of the Devrik Depths in Davriel Cane's retinue. Claims to be Gutmorn's' sister.[4] Killed by a pyromancer from Thraben. | |
| Yonda | Yonda of Gavony | ||
| Yora | Yora, academy researcher | ||
| Zilla | Zilla of Lambholt |
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- ↑ a b c d e f Kimberly J. Kreines (June 22, 2016). "Emrakul Rises". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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