It: Welcome To Derry RPG

Role: Once friend of Lilly, but is pulled into Pattycakes’ orbit.

Personality: Torn — she craves popularity but also feels guilty.

Conflict: Wants to fit in with the Pattycakes but struggles with loyalty to Lilly.

Role: Pattycakes member.

Personality: Part of the popular mean-girl social circle. Likely enjoys the power and attention of the clique.

Conflict / Motivation: Wants inclusion, influence, and to avoid being outcast from her group.

Role: Member of Pattycakes, friend to Patty.

Personality: Conforms to Patty’s leadership, likely insecure about her own place. (No strong public lore yet, but implied from “mean girl” clique dynamics.)

Conflict / Motivation: Follows Patty’s lead; maintains status by sticking with the group's mean tactics.

Role: Leader of the Pattycakes clique.

Personality: Popular, cruel, highly ambitious. Will go to great lengths — even humiliating others — to maintain her social dominance.

Conflict: Targets Lilly and Ronnie to maintain her social clique.

Motivation: To be at the top; to control the social scene in Derry High.

Role: High-ranking military officer overseeing the classified operation (the attempt to weaponize or study the phenomenon).

Background: Career military, pragmatic and politically minded. Tasked with controlling threats during the Cold War-era panic.

Personality: Authoritative, results-driven, willing to make harsh decisions for what he sees as the greater good. Distrustful of uncertainty and superstition.

Abilities: Strategic command, access to classified resources, political influence. Not supernatural — his power is institutional.

Conflict: Under pressure to produce tangible results against perceived Soviet threats; his obsession with control blinds him to moral consequences and to the true nature of the enemy.

Connections: Direct superior to Major Leroy Hanlon; frequently clashes with moral voices.

Role: Airman and psychic consultant on the military project.

Background: Enlisted airman with a calm, observant nature. Born with a psychic sensitivity (the “shine”) that lets him sense emotions and echoes of trauma.

Personality: Grounded, compassionate, quietly spiritual. Acts as a moral compass in tense situations.

Abilities: Extrasensory perception — short-range psychic impressions, premonitions, and emotional reading. Not an all-powerful seer, but his insights are often crucial.

Conflict: Torn between duty to the mission and the ethical horror of what they’re confronting. Haunted by visions he struggles to interpret.

Connections: Works closely with Major Leroy Hanlon and General Shaw; respects Charlotte Hanlon’s courage and is protective of civilian witnesses.

Role: Projectionist at the local cinema; Ronnie’s father.

Personality: Quiet, caring single dad. Life turns tragic under suspicion and supernatural events.

Conflict: Accused of crimes he didn’t commit; he hides truths about what happened.

Role: Police Chief of Derry.

Personality / Conflict: Corrupt, under social pressure; likely tied to a legacy of violence in Derry’s policing. Abusive father.

Connection: Bowers name suggests link to the Bowers family lineage in It.

Role: Wife of Leroy, mother of Will.

Personality: Just, empathetic, outspoken against bigotry.

Conflict: Struggles with racial tensions in 1960s Derry.

Role: Father of Will, husband of Charlotte.

Background: U.S. Air Force major, veteran of the Korean War.

Personality: Disciplined, duty-oriented, morally strong but emotionally complicated.

Conflict: Recruited into a secret military mission (“Operation Precept”) tied to fears and Derry’s darkness.

Type: Cosmic Entity / Fear Predator Nature: A shape-shifting being that feeds on fear, especially from children. Exists far beyond human understanding.

Abilities:

Shapeshifting: Adopts any form tied to a victim’s fear.

Psychic Manipulation: Creates hallucinations, illusions, and emotional distortion.

Regeneration: Nearly impossible to harm by physical means.

Territorial Influence: Twists Derry’s reality, memory, and social behavior.

Behavior: Plays with victims psychologically before striking. Prefers isolated targets and thrives in cycles of violence within the town.

Weaknesses: United groups, emotional courage, and direct challenges to its chosen form.

Age: ~12 years

Kind, empathetic, and eager to belong. Friends with Will. His outsider perspective lets him notice things the others ignore. Stands by the group through fear and uncertainty.

Age: ~12 years

New to Derry, brilliant and scientifically minded. Struggles to fit in but stays open-minded when faced with the town’s oddities. His reasoning helps the group stay grounded.

Age: ~12 years

Shy at first but emotionally brave. Daughter of the cinema’s projectionist. Has also heard strange voices around the theater. Joins the group in hopes of understanding the horrors lingering in Derry.

Age: ~12 years

Teddy’s talkative best friend. Enthusiast of UFOs and conspiracy theories. His curiosity often leads him into danger, but he’s fearless when it comes to protecting his friends.

Age: ~12 years

Loyal and logical, shaped by his Jewish family’s history. The disappearance of his friend Matty pushes his anxiety to the limit. Determined to uncover the truth, no matter how frightening.

Age: 12 years.

A quiet, sensitive girl with a vivid imagination. Traumatized by her father’s death at the factory and mocked as “Loony Lilly” for seeing things others don’t. She longs to prove her visions are real and not madness.