Characters
23 entries in the His Dark Materials compendium.
Lyra BelacquaA liar who speaks truth, a child who saves worlds with her courage.PantalaimonA fluid spirit maturing from a trembling moth into a steadfast white ermine.Will ParryThe boy from a world without daemons who cut reality apart to put it back together.Lord AsrielA man who would burn the heavens to free humanity from a tyrant god.Iorek ByrnisonExiled by honor, crowned by iron: the bear who refused to kneel.BaruchA name absent from the multiverse, found only in fan speculation.John ParryA wanderer who traded his past for a destiny: guarding the children of prophecy across theStelmariaA snow leopard soul who guards a fearless Gyptian matriarch on the high seas.Father MacPhailA bureaucrat of dogma who views the severing of human-daemon bonds as divine necessity.BalthamosA fallen star who chose love over obedience, sacrificing his light for two children.King BalazarA phantom title with no seat on any throne across the multiverse.The AuthorityThe oldest angel, mistaken for God, who rules through fear until his power fades.Lord RokeA pillar of the Magisterium whose rigid dogma crumbles before the light of truth.PanThe shapeshifting soul of a girl who dared to save the multiverse.Serafina PekkalaThe wind obeys her will, yet her heart beats for those she protects.Roger ParslowThe friend whose death became the price of a new beginning.John FaaA king without a crown who commands the seas and shields the children of the North.Farder CoramThe Gyptian elder who navigates destiny with quiet strength, shielding lost children from OgunweA brilliant strategist whose unyielding will shapes the fate of armies across worlds.HesterSteady hands and unyielding resolve in the face of the frozen north's terrors.The MulefaWheel-bound philosophers who glide across the sands without a soul to call their own.ErsiliaA name that exists only outside the multiverse of dust and daemons.TialysThe cold, calculating Inquisitor who sought to sever the soul itself.
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