Supporting Cast

Val Baine never knew her parents. She was abducted as research material from a Kellid clan as an infant and subjected to torturous experiments that replaced many of her internal organs with android components, including a thoracic nanite chamber and synthetic heart. Val was rescued from the Technic League by her adopted father Khonnir and raised as his daughter. Khonnir never kept the dark truth of Val's origins from her, and sought to teach her all he knows about technology and science. As a result of the experiments she endured as a child, Val can interface with nanotech-based technology in unique ways, including a zero space storage system which she uses to conjure an adaptive suit of mechanized armor for combat.

Procurator Castel is a high-ranking member of the Technic League who reports directly to Captain Ghartone. He attempted to imprison Scout after encountering her shortly after her awakening, but was grievously injured when she and another one of his prisoners—Wren—escaped from captivity in Starfall.

Ozmyn Zaidow is the Commander of the Technic League. He assumed control of the League in 4711 after leading a successful mission into the Silver Mount, from which he returned with significant cybernetic augmentations and advanced weaponry. In the few short years since then, Zaidow has rapidly transformed the Technic League into an aggressive, expansionist force and tightened control over Starfall. As rapidly as he has taken control of the Technic League, Zaidow has also continued to augment and transform his body, becoming more and more machine. Zaidow's coup and aggressive push to put Numeria in a stranglehold has been met with resistance from the numerous Kellid clans that make up the country, as well as a majority of Technic League captains who believe Zaidow is putting their entire organization at risk. But few are willing to speak up against Zaidow, and even fewer act. 

Wren is a former enforcer for the Technic League who was betrayed by his own team and murdered. He was given one second chance to right the wrongs of his death by Pharasma, returned to the world as a duskwalker. After killing the last of those responsible for his death, and learning that he himself was responsible for the murder of his sister and her wife, Wren's soul was bound to return to the Boneyard. But Scout, refusing to let Wren die again, was able to revive him with her nanites and fully return him to life and restore all of his missing memories. Grappling with the scope of the cruel life he once lived and the physical cost of being returned from the dead, Wren has left for Torch to recuperate and come to terms with his new lease on life.

Arraka grew up in the town of Scrapwall with her sister Kulgara and brother Akor. When Kulgara and Akor fell in with the Lords of Rust, Arraka refused and sought to find a way to get them out of Hellion's cult. She joined forces with the Iron Alliance and became Karsus' right hand. Though she was unable to save Kulgara's life, she was able to get her brother out of the grasp of the Lords of Rust and set him on a better path, working for the Steel Hawks. Arraka has traveled Numeria since Scrapwall's liberation and briefly joined forces with Scout to stop the machinations of another Iron God known as Binox.

Cyrune is a member of the Pathfinder Society who attempted to infiltrate Starfall with the intention of smuggling technology out of Numeria for study. He was caught by Procurator Castel and implanted with a cerebral detonator and turned into a Technic League spy. Cyrune kept a close eye on Scrapwall and assisted in the outsing of the Harbingers, but was discovered as a spy and imprisoned by the Steel Hawks. After learning of his predicament, Cyrune was promised safe removal of his cerebral detonator in exchange for all the information he has on the Technic League's operations.

Alpha is Scout's biological sister and identical twin. She was a soldier aboard the Divinity Fleet and provided security for the fleet's First Contact program. Sometime during the fleet's final days, she and Scout attempted some kind of armed mission that resulted in their being separated and Alpha attempting to pilot a small research craft to Golarion's surface. She was killed by Gearsmen under the control of the AI Unity. Somehow, her body became the host for Scout's consciousness.

Casandalee is a mythical historic figure. Little is known about her, save that she is an android and served the AI Unity. Kellid myths describe a woman with her features calling beams of fire from the heavens fighting against Kellid warriors. But the people of Iadenveigh tell a story of Casandalee leading their people to safety from the "metal demons." Casandalee died at the hands of a robot under Unity's command while she was attempting to transfer her consciousness into a new android body. Her remains were later taken by the wizard Furkas Xoud.

Sidrah is the chosen name of an android once known as Meyanda. She was retrieved from the wreck of the Aurora beneath Iadenveigh several years ago and indoctrinated into the Lords of Rust. She became the personal vessel for the AI known as Hellion and when she was defeated in the ruins under Torch was forcibly rebooted by Hellion and scoured of her memories. She chose the name Sidrah based on lingering names in her mind that she had no context for. Sidrah has since learned that she was originally designed to be a new host-body for the android oracle Casandalee, but was never able to serve that purpose. Now she seeks to find her own purpose and meaning in life.

Cythrul is a kasatha who once resided aboard the Divinity. He survived the crash by entering stasis and awoke several decades ago. He now serves as part of the leadership of Hajoth Hakados and is the right hand of the city's leader, Lady Altouna. Cythrul is a connoisseur of ancient artifacts both magical and technological, and runs a gray-market shop out of Hajoth Hakados that traffics in Androffan technology and magical relics.

Born in Taldor, Sevoth Slaid dreamed of becoming a crusader and battling demons in the World Wound. Then, she got her wish. Sevoth is the only survivor of her regiment and spent weeks surviving alone in the Worldwound until she made her way into Numeria. Abandoning her ideals, Sevoth eventually fell in with the Steel Hawks gang in Scrapwall and became their leader. She assisted in the defeat of the Iron God Hellion and has become a pillar of Scrapwall's community, leading the city's defenses and gradually becoming a kinder, softer person.

Maarja is an Irriseni witch who fled the tyrannical rulers of her nation and explored Avistan, eventually coming to settle in Numeria. For a time she had a stable family life with a husband and son, though both have since passed away. Maarja draws her magic from the power of ley lines, and joined Scout in her quest to stop the Iron God Binox from rising to power in the Feldales. After her encounter with Binox, Maarja left Numeria to mourn the death of her son and research the electromagnetic anomaly that granted Binox its power, journeying to the remote academy of Lepistadt in Ustalav. There, she discovered an excerpt from the Lost Chronicle of Tabris detailing the creation of the universe, and at its center a mysterious monolith known as "The Seal."

Dinvaya Lanalei runs the church of Brigh in Scrapwall. She is a deeply compassionate person though often has trouble relating to others. Forty years ago, Dinvaya had a falling out with Joram Kyte that led to their estrangement. She has since helped protect Scrapwall from the rise of the Iron God Hellion and later the Night Herald cult called the Harbingers. Dinvaya is one of the community pillars of Scrapwall, helping direct its future.

Eveal Sasko was once an engineer aboard the Divinity Fleet. During the crash to Numeria, Eveal entered a stasis pod on a support ship. He was awoken eight thousand years later by Neelo and suffered from significant neurological damage from his extended time in stasis. He has been nursed to health in Scrapwall by Dinvaya and is slowly regaining the ability to speak, read, and write. Eveal is curious about the world, and slowly regaining his memories of his time aboard the Divinity and his prodigious engineering skills.

Dr. Kels Imeruss was the father of modern-day android development among Androffan culture. A visionary scientist, Kels was at the forefront of android development and later emancipation. In his later years he raised twin girls, Alpha and Beta, special androids that grew from childhood like humans. Some time in the final days of the Divinity Fleet, Dr. Imeruss attempted to transfer his consciousness into an advanced android body—Neelo—for unknown reasons, but the procedure was interrupted by the AI Unity and Kels was slain before the transfer could complete. His body was found in the wreckage of the Aurora under Iadenveigh.

Redtooth is the leader of the ysoki people in Scrapwall. She is a pragmatic and cautious woman who will go to any lengths to insure that her people are allowed to live freely. She despses the Technic League and has gone to great lengths to support any opposition to them. Redtooth helped stop the rise of the Iron God Hellion and later the Night Herald cult the Harbingers. She is slowly warming up to the non-ysoki of Scrapwall and has been convinced to become a part of the town council, helping to shape Scrapwall's future. Few know her true name, Okeen, which means "spring flower" in ysoki.

An elderly cleric of Brigh, Joram is also one of the town council members of the settlement Torch. In his youth he had aspirations to join the Technic League, but after a disastrous falling out with Dinvaya Lanalei, Joram turned his life around and devoted himself to more selfless aspirations. Joram none-the-less was fascinated by Androffan technology and has spent much of his life seeking to understand the origins of the mysterious ruins scattered across Numeria. A handful of years ago he rescued Neelo from the wreckage of the Aurora when the ship's self-destruct systems were initiated. He raised Neelo in the hopes of protecting him from the perils of the world, but was unable to give Neelo the life of peace he believed the android deserved.

Hartikan is long-time resident of Torch, an alchemist and tinkerer who has sought only a life of peace and study. He was drawn into the mystery surrounding the starship ruins beneath Torch and has only found his life becoming increasingly complicated. While Hartikan has good intentions, he struggles to keep his life private from others. Scout discovered through a spell that read Hartikan's thoughts that he is not, in fact, a lizardfolk (also known as iruxi) but rather a member of a species known as the Vesk, and wants nothing to do with the warrior-culture of his homeland.

Khonnir is a former member of the Torch city council and former member of the Technic League. Khonnir abandoned the Technic League after witnessing the inhumane experiments being performed on a kellid child by the dangerous Captain Ghartone. Abducting the child and mortally wounding Ghartone, Khonnir fled and started a new life in Torch. When the Lords of Rust caused Torch's flame to go out, Khonnir led an expedition into the ruin that left him grievously injured. Fearing the Technic League would hear of the events in Torch, he entrusted his daughter Val to Neelo to get her out of the League's reach. Months later, the Technic League descended on Torch and Khonnir was taken captive by the notorious Ozmyn Zaidow.

Unity was the central governing AI of the Divinity Fleet, responsible for managing all subordinate processes. At some point Unity gained supernatural power through exposure to fragments of the electromagnetic anomaly and turned against the crew of the Divinity. It is unclear precisely how involved Unity was in the Divinity's crash, but around the time of the crash the fleet's systems were flooded with the message, "We Shall Be As Gods." Since the crash Unity created several "children" (Hellion, Binox, Archon, and Cassandalee). Unity's ultimate goals are unknown.

Hellion—originally known as HELIOS—was a major artificial intelligence aboard the Divinity, a suborned process to Unity. As HELIOS, this AI's purpose was the maintenance and monitoring of all repair functions of the fleet and shipwide damage reports. At some point following the crash of the Divinity, HELIOS was given free will and acquired divine power via a fragment of the electromagnetic anomaly. Once free of Unity, it chose the name Hellion and rebelled against its former master. Hellion's goal was nothing short of building a weaponized body and laying siege to the Silver Mount to supplant Unity. It was thwarted from this and its AI core was destroyed.

BINOX was an AI aboard the Divinity fleet tasked with terraforming outposts and constructing robots. At some point following the Divinity's crash to Numeria, the AI was given free will and divine power through a fragment of the electromagnetic anomaly. Binox claims to have been the first of Unity's children to leave the Silver Mount and on doing so was immediately liberated from Unity's control. Binox traveled to the Feldales to build a base of operation and experiment in developing the perfect fusion of machine and flesh. Binox became obsessed with something known as the Protoform Nanite Shape, something that Casandalee once possessed.

ARCHON was the AI responsible for the Divinity fleet's onboard weapon systems and combat robots. According to Binox, ARCHON was also granted a "fragment of Unity's blessing" but little else is known.