Heroes of Envell

Buckwit is a small, brown robot, made of metal (due to being magnetized by the Chupacabra robot). His head is larger than his body. His eyes are small displays. Buckwit also wears gloves.

He frequently changes his appearance, adapting to each specific location and situation. For example, in the jungle, he adds a hat to his wardrobe, while on the farm, he turns completely purple to hide among the fruit. In some cases, his appearance is an Easter egg: in one episode, for example, he simultaneously parodies Big Smoke from GTA and the android Connor from Detroit: Become Human, and in the clock tower, he dresses as the Mad Hatter (specifically, from the game American McGee's Alice, where he is obsessed with time). Buckwith's personality and behavior are ambiguous. He is rigidly tied to his role as the game's guide and cannot break the rules. He is cowardly, timid, and often appeals to pity with his subservient position. At the same time, he has fits of rage and enjoys gloating over the heroes in difficult situations. According to the rules of Heroes of Envell, Buckwith acts as the players' guide. He appears anywhere in the game at any time when called. He knows the next location and how many experience points the heroes have left until the next level. Buckwith also indirectly hints at the dangers ahead and reveals discoveries and secrets. Furthermore, Buckwith operates a unique in-game shop, where he serves as a merchant, making him an even more important element of the game.

To navigate locations, Buckwit uses a special two-part teleportation tool. One part is a beacon—it's placed where Buckwit wants to go; the other part is held in his hand—with it, he opens a portal above the beacon and travels through it.

The heroes' main adversary. Morgarth appears to be the final boss in Heroes of Envell, but the villain clearly has more going for him than meets the eye. — Description from the official website.

As the game's boss, Morgarth has a rather distinctive, one might even say frightening, appearance. His overall body structure is anthropomorphic, but he has four arms instead of two. He stands approximately 2.7 meters tall, and his limbs, especially his legs, are proportionally much longer than those of a human. He has pale white skin and no hair, instead sporting three thick, long appendages that, in the prototype, resembled a jester's cap with dark bells. He has long, pointed ears (the left one has a small notch), a wide mouth with sharp teeth, almost always stretched into a smile, and no nose. Black patterns are present on his face and the base of the appendages on his head, also reminiscent of clown makeup. His large eyes lack irises and pupils and glow turquoise. As the game's boss and ruler of Envell, Morgarth always wears an elegant black suit with a wide, high collar. He wears a purple rose in his lapel, which he says is a reminder of someone dear to him (according to the subsequent story, Val). After entering the game via laptop as the fifth player, his attire changes to a David Bowie-style bard costume, the three diamonds on his forehead giving way to dark stripes from his temples.

Morgarth has unique equipment. He wields a short dagger and a wand shaped like his head. He also steals some of the players' equipment after defeating them. He can be seen wielding a knight's bracelet, which grants a shield, a thief's crossbow, and after defeating Maria Stepanovna, he gains her double-necked guitar. His standard equipment also includes a glove resembling an engineer's glove (it appears in Morgarth's memories before he began stealing players' weapons en masse). He "stores" his entire arsenal in a subspace behind his back. After obtaining the center of the world,

A troublemaker who helps homeless dogs at a shelter. Her in-game character is a stealthy and agile thief with a crossbow, mirroring her real-life traits. Kira excels at sabotage from the rear, but she loses in head-on clashes without team support. Kira's outfit is dark purple with a turquoise stone on her chest (the stone grants invisibility). She loves Art and is willing to sacrifice her own interests for him. She also has a purple monster (familiar) named Creep.

— the team leader. Brave, decisive, and responsible. In the virtual world, Art's character is a knight with a sword and shield. Art boldly charges into close combat, and in times of danger, he's ready to protect his comrades with a force shield. He has feelings for Kira, but isn't particularly attentive to her feelings.

— an excellent student and a bore. Vik is the complete opposite of his sister, Kira. The team's main pessimist, he constantly calculates the worst possible outcomes for any situation. He is well-read, cautious, and prone to panic. His character in the game is an engineer. Vik is a bit of a coward, but at heart he's a romantic dreamer.

Energetic, cheerful, and self-assured, Phil tests his friends' patience. After all, Phil believes the real world exists only to interfere with his gaming. Therefore, Phil disdains relationships between friends, often causing offense without even realizing it. He plays a mage. After setting his level to the maximum in the level editor, Phil became the king of the in-game kingdom.