Dimraeth’s confirmed cast includes Faustas, Sylbos and Alaric, alongside the people introduced in Mudtek’s official character biographies. This reference separates their stated roles and locations from quests, gifts or romance outcomes that those biographies do not establish.

Official story descriptions and character biographies reviewed September 16, 2026. Locations are included only where the official text gives them.

Dimraeth conversation with Basilton the Wildwood Golem beside his illustrated portrait.
Basilton the Wildwood Golem appears in this conversation from the Steam screenshot gallery. View full image ↗
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The story’s central figures

CharacterRole in the official story
FaustasThe venerable wizard who recruits the player to stand with Mirkea’s free peoples.
SylbosLast of the Ogre Magi; seeks Dimraeth and the power on which it stands.
Alaric AudetA folk hero described as rugged, principled and independent, with a history tied to the wilds.
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Faustas and Sylbos provide the central story context, while Alaric has a separate character biography on the official site.

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People around Earlwood and the Guild Hall

CharacterOfficially described role or place
BefrA traveling merchant whose caravan is in Earlwood Village.
MangaA Minotaur blacksmith and a steady presence in the Guild Hall. His cut-off horns are part of his exile story.
EldorianA young Elven adventurer associated with spear and spell, welcoming newcomers to the Guild Hall.
TamsinAn enchanter known for magical banners, now settled in Earlwood.
MyrllAn exiled, ethereal figure lingering at the forest’s edge, with a story of loss and healing.
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Manga’s biography connects his peaceful outlook with his exile and his work in Earlwood. Tamsin’s describes study in Aldoria before settling in Earlwood. These are useful character distinctions; they are not substitutes for the current service menus or unlock requirements.

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Relationships, personal quests and facilities

Steam describes deeper relationships opening conversations, personal quests and possible romances. It also describes investing materials in allies’ facilities to expand shops, crafting services and farming plots.

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Steam does not identify every romanceable character or list gift preferences. A character appearing in the cast therefore should not be treated as proof of romance availability or a specific recruitment condition.

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For exploration context, use the Mirkea locations guide. For the relationship between recruited allies, production and spellbooks, use the crafting guide. Individual recruitment and quest routes require more detail than these biographies provide.

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