Robur

On top of the locals and tourists, there are also animals that can communicate with the player, the animals being one of the two turtles, chickens, horse, pigs or the peafowl, the peafowl of which somehow being able to beat someone at a game.

The town, being a traditional village, has well crafted houses and shops, and an Inn in an Asian style, as well as a huge pond south of the village, and a farm of pigs and horses. Finally, there are three tables with people playing board games. The trees in the area seem to have Bananas, instead of the Coconuts in the Rugged Rainforest, and they can still be hit by a Sword.

There is a cave with the name and also sign of “Cards and Weapons”, with Tai offering his wares to the player, and if the player is curious about what the Slingshot and Launcher cards are, next to the basket in the corner, they can talk to what seems to be Tai's cat, the cat of which will explain what the “weapon cards” are, and suggest that they give the cards out.

Tulip owns a shop of exotic fruits, all of which serving to be cheap and quick ways to restore an average amount of stats, or do a little niche, though the more expensive fruits have great value in battle, such as the Jackfruit. There seems to be many customers, as there’s not only a second floor installed, but what presumably seems to be a helper of the fruit shop, for they mention a coconut machine, and they hint at the existence and method of how to get Coconut Water.

Auko owns a teatime shop selling tea, alongside other treats such as biscuits and macarons, all of which serve to have synergy with each other in battle and have helpful and effective uses at one thing or another.

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The town resembles a version of the sword fight on the heights game with buildings that are carved into the stone, as Info Guy said that it is difficult getting materials there, he is behind a stand which is the only building not carved into the mountains.

The town is mostly brown and orange, with the walls of buildings appeared to be painted over with different colors. The card shop is ran by Mr. Freeze, a penguin, and the item shop ran by Business Zombie.

Trinity:

Trinity is an enormous castle with stalls set up on the trinity outskirts and carriages, it is mostly themed with blue roofing, reddish-brownish wood, stone, and tan looking walls.

Cruel King has a white-colored head, light black-colored arms, a cocoa-colored torso and gray-colored legs. Cruel King also appears in-game wearing the Royal Crown roblox accessory, A red cape with leopard print fluff around his neck and on the bottom of the cape and an altered decal version of the Sinister Face, featuring blue eyes instead of the default black.

Cruel King holds the Staff of Celestial Light, although it is untextured and reflective. Blackrock King takes the appearance of Cruel King, with a few more tweaks - this time, his entire body is glossy and translucent, as he is now a ghost. His right arm, left eye and upper left side of his head are now covered in ice, and his expression is now furious.

Cruel King was entrusted as the guardian of the Ice Dagger, which was previously held within Blackrock Castle by King Blackrock, the previous monarch prior to being overthrown by Cruel King and the Trinity, and held it before being defeated by the player. After Chapter 1, he can be re-matched in Cold Nirvana alongside in the Blackrock Throne Room, with the player being able to obtain an ally card of him after defeating his buffed version in his throne room. Cruel King is the monarch of the Blackrock Kingdom. Throughout his dialogue, he appears to be only acting to save his kingdom and is dedicated and loyal to protecting the inhabitants of his kingdom. He fights solely to protect the home of his people and even withholds the information of Blackrock's fall to maintain peace at the cost of his "restless nights".

The perspective that the player intends to "destroy" his kingdom is influenced by the manipulative visions of the dagger. While it is not clear his kingdom is doomed to fall, there is no mention of the player directly causing its fall by taking the dagger beside Cruel King, who has become an unreliable character due to "visions" of the Sword manipulating him.

Griefer's skintone is white, His outfit consists of a neon green jacket, presumably leather, with red finishes, a belt, and a grey chain across his right leg. He additionally wears grey gloves. His pants are black with red finishes, pockets and shoes. His expression is the Red Fang[note 1] face, being an angered though smiling display with red colored eyes and two fangs sticking out from his closed mouth. He wears the ): Red Grind[note 2] hat, a black baseball cap with a pattern of red Xs of varying sizes on the front right side, and on the top left corner of the brim being a small, white, crude drawing of a frowning face. The underside of the brim is also red.

In his cured condition, his red eyes and fangs turn into a light green color, and has dark green ruffled leaves around his clothing.

Griefer is shown to be highly insensitive and immature, frequently making offensive, hurtful, over-the-top comments adjacent to an annoying teenager. He enjoys wreaking havoc and commanding people with violence, far enough to have his father forcibly pull out the Venomshank for him (which also shows he has a degree of intelligence, knowing that only a Guardian or someone approved by one can pull out the sword). He also seems to own a lot of what he likes, having brand new "Green Goop" cards all to himself, and having his own two monitors, implying he may be spoiled.

Griefer also appears to be highly athletic, showing this in being able to jump large gaps and over dense vegetation, that players would usually need rocket boots and the iron sword to overcome.

Mayor Thaniyel, his father, has stated that Griefer was not always a bully, implying that he was a decent person before hearing the Venomshank's voices. This is confirmed after you return him to normal with a cure, where he eventually gets over his bratty personality and thanks the player for restoring him to health as well as offering his help to the player to assist him whenever they need it in the future.

Mayor Thaniyel (real name Bartholomew Thaniyel[1]) is a character that can be seen throughout Chapter 2, whose the player is responsible for rescuing throughout said chapter and is the guardian of the Venomshank. Mayor Thaniyel appears in-game as an elderly Robloxian, having short grey hair, a lime green shirt with a classic Roblox icon in the top left, and black pants. His skin color is white, and he walks around using a cane. He always has a sad expression on his face.

Opticus the Magnificent is the first forced-battle boss that the player can encounter in Chapter 5.

In-game, Opticus The Magnificent is depicted as an elderly Overseer; yet, exaggeratedly energetic and bold wizard, who lives in the Wizard's Tower, serving in a supporting capacity to the Trinity region.

Opticus The Magnificent is an Overseer. With the typical robloxian-like limbs, he also has black-colored skin. His head is a giant black spherical veiny eye, with a bright green circular reflective iris and with a thin sharp black pupil. His "head" also has a pale green beard. He wears black robes with green lapels and tattered arm and leg holes.

His weapon used in battle is a black sword with curved sharp spikes on the hilt, the middle of said hilt holding a previously described Overseer eye.

Opticus The Magnificent is shown to be very eccentric, as said by Telamon himself, frequently using alliteration and speaking very likely to the manner of a chivalrous knight.

He is also quite optimistic, such as when he theorized that the increased number of Korbloxians were simply because of the loud parading of the citizens of Trinity after Kleos' death.

Shedletsky appears in-game as his iconic Roblox Avatar in Chapter 1, sporting brown hair, the Epic Face, and wearing a white-colored shirt.

In the Prologue, after defeating Red Noob and Blue Noob, the player encounters Shedletsky, who urges them not to let "them" escape. He explains that "they" have kidnapped Builderman and are attempting to obtain the Sword Fights on the Heights swords. Shedletsky gives the player their first sword and instructs them to use it to break planks, access the basement, and continue their journey across the bridge outside the headquarters.

If the player interacts with Shedletsky again, it shows that he is alive but barely breathing. After the player obtains the Ice Dagger, Shedletsky introduces the concept of Sword Energy. He then entrusts the player with the task of retrieving the Venomshank, acknowledging them as a trusted bearer of the SFOTH swords.

Following Chapter 2, Shedletsky directs the player to locate the Ghostwalker. He provides the Train Ticket, enabling the player to travel to The Manor, where the Ghostwalker is located.

Following Chapter 3, Shedletsky tasks the player with finding the Firebrand, asking them to find the sword within the Temple of the Red Sun. He directs the player to the Bizville Docks, where they can travel to the Scorched Dunes.

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Telamon is a character who first appears in Chapter 5 (not counting Ghost Chef's Flashback), whose influence can be felt throughout Chapter 3. He is the owner of The Manor and the master of both the Ghost Chef and Slasher. He is also the guardian of the Ghostwalker. During Chapter 5, he (somewhat) guides the Player, and after Cassie allies with the Player, checks up on them every now and then.

Cassie is a female Robloxian with pale skin and red hair. Her face appears concerned or anxious. She wears a red waistcoat over a black long-sleeved shirt and black pants. When wielding the Windforce, her eyes turn blue. At the end of the chapter, she gains a tiara.

Cassie is the daughter of Kleos, the king of Trinity, making her the princess and heir to both the throne and position of Wind Walker, guardian of the Windforce. After Kleos’ sudden passing, Cassie was set to be crowned queen, however her coronation was derailed by dissent from Reginald Icon and an attack by Arg’il and the Korblox. Cassie fails to fend off the Korblox with the Brigand Sword, leading to it being taken by the player. Her defeat and loss of the Brigand Sword causes the Trinity Council, especially Reginald Icon , to lose confidence in Cassie, and the council orders her to remain inside the castle while the Korblox invasion occurs for her own safety.

In the midst of the Korblox invasion, Cassie defies orders of the council and journeys through Trinity with the player as an ally with 60, loosely guided by Telamon. In the process, she helps the player defeat Reginald Icon , speaks in the player’s defense in Robur Icon ’s court, and helps the player solve Azuri Icon ’s escape room, earning some level of respect from the council. Through the adventure, she becomes more confident in herself and her strength as a leader, and resolves to use the Windforce to prove herself worthy of her father’s crown. However, in the Seventh Sanctum, she is caught off-guard by the visions the Windforce shows her, depicting a future where she fails as a leader despite her best efforts. She loses control of the Windforce, drawing the attention of Arg’il and Frostmaw Icon .

After receiving wisdom from Telamon and watching his swift defeat, Cassie takes up the Windforce and, with the player’s help, uses it to defeat Frostmaw Icon.

Azuri wears a wizard-like robe and hat inspired by the "Astral Skies" / "Astral Isle". She holds her weapon of choice, a staff, in her left hand; it is a retextured verison of the Meteor staff, however being sliver-colored, and the eye being replaced by a gem. She also wears lapis-lazuli colored glasses. Azuri has pale gray skin and black hair.

Among the members of the Trinity Council, Azuri is the calmest, most collected, and the wisest of the three. She often serves as an advisor to Trinity’s ruler and a figure of authority even among her colleagues due to her considerable wisdom, able to rein in Reginald and Robur when they begin to argue as well as acting as their de facto leader in battle. Azuri is also notably severe as a person, even towards the likes of Cassie; despite being loyal to her as her princess and queen, she bluntly reminds the crown princess of her upcoming responsibilities should she take the throne, and immediately orders her fellow Council members to stay themselves when they clash over what to do with the Player. Notably, among the Council members, Azuri is the only one to immediately agree to working with Telamon regarding Builderman’s capture due to being wise enough to immediately recognise the consequences of such an event and its need for all seven of the Swords to be used.

Though subjective, Azuri is generally considered to be the strongest of the trio in combat, with almost all her attacks dealing 15 damage (the others usually deal 12), having the most access to status effects, having a charge attack to force the players to waste turns/resources, never being exhausted by combo attacks, and is the only council member with attacks that hit the entire party.

Reginald is a yellow skinned robloxian, with dark gold-colored royal armor covered in decorations and red lining, notably the Redcliff emblem, being a jagged teardrop shape, with below a U-shape that resembles wings. He wears grey chainmail over his whole body excluding his head, with the said gold armor being his boots, torso, shoulder pieces, and gauntlets. His yellow helmet has a T-shaped opening, as well as small spikes around the front, and a big curved red crista/plume on top.

His choice of weapon is a battle axe, with a dark iron and curved blade shape, with the Redcliff emblem on the front blade. He typically displays a frustrated and grumpy expression, with a small vertical scar across his right eye.

Reginald is the powerful and trusted leader of the Redcliff Knights, being a stern, although obstinate voice of authority, constantly looking down upon the actions of Cassie and the player, finding them untrustworthy in despite of what Robur and Azuri state and prove. He is good friends with the Trinity leaders however, with them admitting that his combat experience is amazing, although he is brought down by his disadvantageous personalities.

He helps command and direct his army of knights to push forward in the war against the Korbloxians, with a myriad of inanimate corpses of them being left behind. His inflexible attitude towards the protagonists gradually increases, from him commanding his people to stop Cassie from any progression, to a battle against him, which infuriates him greatly upon being bested, immediately informing Azuri and Robur in the attempt to successfully justify his behavior.

After Frostmaw is defeated and the Emerald Knights reconcile the conflict the player had with the Trinity leaders, Reginald is shown to have a turnaround in character, giving into respecting the player and trusting that Cassie has proven her capabilities.

Reginald is the shortest out of the Trinity leaders, being slightly shorter than Robur and Azuri.

Robur uses a blocky R6 avatar. He wears blue and grey armor with white and periwinkle finishes, looking similar to the Alar Knight of Splintered Skies bundle on Roblox. He wears the helmet from the bundle in-game. After he is defeated, he loses his helmet. He has a cyan face with a white mohawk, which is usually concealed by the helmet.

Robur is the least serious out of the three in the Trinity Council. He is also very chivalrous, as described by Cassie. He sometimes likes to joke around, as he does when Reginald admits that Cassie is suitable for the throne at the end of chapter 5. Robur is also shown to be very patriotic, as he is angered when the player mistakes the Korbloxian Clan for Xargas, the first Wind Walker. He seems to be reluctant to attack the player and he is hesitant to agree with his fellow councilmen when they stand against them. He shows regret if he knocks the player unconscious

One of Robur's idle dialogues in combat reads "Judgement!" which uses the British spelling of "judgment". This is most likely a mistake, since the greater majority of text in the game uses American spellings, even including Robur's own dialogue, such as "honor" when the player first enters Trinity Castle.

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