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The Queen (her name in Teyvat is Anastasia Feodorovna Snezhnaya) is the Cryo Archon, the supreme ruler of Snezhnaya and the absolute leader of the Fatui military-religious organization. She is one of the most influential and enigmatic figures in the plot of Genshin Impact, whose overarching goal is to challenge Celestia and the Celestial Order.

Appearance: Icy Majesty

The Queen's face hasn't been fully revealed in gameplay yet, but lore descriptions, in-game teasers, and Nod-End materials have provided a glimpse into her:
• Divine appearance: A majestic woman with cold light blue eyes and long snow-white or ash-blond hair.
• Royal Robes: Wears a luxurious winter dress in dark blue, silver, and icy tones, trimmed with fur and incorporating elements of the Snow Queen's royal regalia. Her appearance exudes absolute power and frosty inaccessibility.
• Eyes of Corruption: The Queen has the unique ability to imbue her Harbingers and elite warriors with Eyes of Corruption - artificial sources of immense power, distinct from Celestia's will.

Character: Fierce compassion

• Forced Coldness: According to Tartaglia and Arlecchino, the Queen is by nature an incredibly "gentle person" who was too kind to the world. However, in order to save Teyvat, she had to "sharpen her heart into sharp pieces of ice," becoming an uncompromising and calculating leader.
• A Goddess Without Love: Dainsleif mentions in the game's trailer that the Queen was originally a Goddess of Love. However, now "her people no longer have love for her, nor she for her people." The citizens and Fatui follow her not out of blind adoration, but out of boundless devotion to her monumental plan.
• War for the sake of peace: She declared war on the whole world and does not shy away from the cruel methods of Fatui (intrigue, kidnapping, coups) for the sake of one global goal - to destroy the tyranny of the gods and build a new, free world.

Lore: Rebellion Against Celestia

• Tragedy of the past: Anastasia is not the original Cryo Archon (the first ruler of Snow was the White Tsar

The eleventh Harbinger of Fatui is Tartaglia (real name Ajax, codename "Child") in Genshin Impact. He is the youngest of all the Harbingers and the first to become a playable character.

Appearance: Deceptive simplicity

• Face and Hair: A young man with red hair and bright blue eyes that can change to a darker, colder shade when he enters battle mode. He wears a small Fatui mask on his head, tilted to the side.
• Clothing: Dark grey suit with red and gold accents, a chunky ascot, and his signature dark fur-trimmed cape draped over one shoulder.
• Combat Form ("Uncle of the Legion"): While in Shamed Overlord mode or using the Eye of Corruption, his attire changes to elegant dark electro-armor with a ghostly water cloak.

Personality: An incorrigible fighter and a loving brother

• Battle Lust: Childe is a pure warrior who finds any life-or-death challenge a genuine pleasure. He constantly seeks out strong opponents to improve himself.
• Duality: On the one hand, he is a ruthless and cold-blooded executor of the Queen's will. On the other hand, at home in Snezhnaya, he is a caring, loving older brother who is ready to do anything for his younger brother, Tony.

Lore: Fall into the Abyss

• Past in the Abyss: At the age of 14, Ajax fell into a crack in the ground and found himself in the dark Abyss. There, he was trained in survival and deadly martial arts by the mysterious warrior Skirk. Returning from there just three months later, the boy had changed - he had become uncontrollable and dangerous.
• Entry into the Fatui: The father, frightened by his son's character, sent him to the ranks of the Fatui. There, the young man's violent nature was noticed by Pulcinella (the Fifth Harbinger) and, instead of punishing him, he brought him closer to himself, making him the youngest officer of the highest echelon.

The Ninth Harbinger of Fatui is Pantalone (real name Feofan Sergeyevich Veksel, codename "Deletz" or "Regrator") in Genshin Impact. He is the richest man in Teyvat, completely controlling the Bank of the Northern Kingdom and determining all economic policy in the Snow Kingdom.

Appearance: Flawless banker

• Appearance and Face: A middle-aged man with an aristocratic and deceptively gentle appearance. He has long dark blue/purple hair and narrow eyes. He often keeps his eyes closed in a fake, friendly smile.
• Accessories: He always wears glasses on an elegant chain. His fingers are adorned with many expensive rings (three on his left hand, one on his right).
• Clothing: Dressed in a luxurious dark oriental robe with a light fur collar and a long purple royal cape, emphasizing his status as the main financier.

Personality: A predator under the guise of politeness

• Fake Friendliness: Pantalone always speaks in an attractive, slightly husky voice, smiles politely and appears harmless, which makes those around him relax.
• Ambition and cynicism: Behind the diplomat's mask lies a ruthless, cold-blooded, and calculating schemer. He recognizes only pure logic, profit, and the power of capital.
• Obsession with "Fair Exchange": Due to childhood traumas, he is obsessed with money as the ultimate equivalent of value and a means of opposing the gods.

Lore: Rebel Without a God's Eye

• Subject's Past: Born into abject poverty and raised without parental guidance. The gods neglected him, and he never received the Eye of God. As a young man, he went bankrupt, was seriously wounded by bandits, and was taken in by Dottore as a test subject. Dottore later recognized his genius and transferred him to the bank, shaping him into a financial titan.
• Life Extension: Pantalone is an ordinary human, with an age of approximately 375–420 years. His aging was artificially halted through the use of the elixir of immortality and Dottore's operations to replace his lungs and other organs.

The Eighth Harbinger of Fatui is Signora (real name Rosalyn-Kruczka Loefalter, codename "Beautiful Lady" or "Lady") in Genshin Impact. She was one of the key antagonists in the first half of the game and died in Inazuma.

Appearance: Cold elegance

• Appearance and Face: A tall, graceful woman with pale skin, long ash-blond hair and a cold, refined expression.
• Clothing style: Wears a luxurious white and red Victorian-style dress with a long train, a mask on half of her face and a massive fur cape, emphasizing her status as an elite Snow Queen.
• True Form: Due to the Eye of Corruption's Cryo power curbing her, her flames did not burn her alive, but in battle ("Scarlet Witch") she would shed her clothes and appear in a demonic form, engulfed in pure, destructive Pyro-flame.

Character: Pride and hidden pain

• Arrogance: Signora is incredibly proud, cold, and sarcastic. She treats ordinary people and authorities of other regions with disdain (she publicly insulted Venti in Mondstadt).
• Devotion to the Queen: She is driven not by greed, but by blind faith in the plans of the Cryo Archon and a deep personal tragedy.
• Bitterness: Having lost the ability to empathize after the death of her loved one, she turned her pain into ruthlessness towards the world around her.

Lor: The Tragedy of the Scarlet Witch

• Origin: Rosalyn was born in Mondstadt over 500 years ago. She studied at Sumeru Academy, where she became fascinated with fire elemental control.
• Loss of a Beloved: During the Cataclysm, her fiancé, the knight Rostam, perished. Consumed by grief and hatred for the gods' inaction, she burned the monsters of the Abyss with her own flames, becoming the Scarlet Witch of Teyvat.
• Joining the Fatui: Half-destroyed and burning from her own element, Rosalyn was picked up by Pierrot (the Jester), who offered her the Cryo Eye of Corruption and a purpose in exchange for serving the Queen.

The fifth Harbinger of Fatui is Pulcinella (codename "Chicken") - one of the most influential political figures in Snezhnaya.

Appearance: Honorable Mayor

• Unique height: Pulcinella stands out from the rest of the Harbingers - he is an elderly man of very short stature (a dwarf/brownie).
• Facial Features: He has long, pointed ears, a curled moustache, a grey goatee and a distinctive very long, pointed nose.
• Clothing style: Dressed in a luxurious, formal dark blue suit with a high collar, a long cloak, and a massive top hat adorned with a feather. He wears glasses and often leans on a cane.

Character: A cunning politician with a double bottom

• Calculation and patience: Pulcinella is an incredibly insightful, pragmatic, and bureaucratically meticulous leader. He methodically conducts state affairs and knows how to take advantage of any situation.
• Mask of Virtue: At first glance, he appears to be a benevolent, caring "grandfather." He displays genuine (or carefully feigned) attention to his subordinates and ordinary citizens.
• Hidden Danger: Behind his polite demeanor and smile lies a cruel manipulator, willing to use any means necessary to achieve the goals of the Queen and Fatui. Childe views him as a sincere benefactor, but within the community and lore, his care is often interpreted as a way to hold the Tartaglia family "hostage" in order to control him.

Lore: Ruler of Snezhnograd

• Social position: Pulcinella serves as the mayor of Snezhnograd (the region's capital) and is the chairman of the Imperial City Council. He effectively manages all of Snezhnaya's internal infrastructure and government affairs while the Tsarina and Pierrot focus on larger plans.
• Childe's acceptance into the Fatui: It was Pulcinella who noticed the incredible fighting potential and violent nature of young Ajax (Tartaglia). Instead of punishing him for fighting, he officially accepted the young man into the ranks of the Fatui, giving him a ticket to the very top.

Il Dottore (real name Zandik, codename "Doctor") is the second of the Eleven Harbingers of Fatui in Genshin Impact, possessing power rivaling that of the gods. He is a mad genius, a radical scientist, and one of the game's main antagonists.

Appearance: Masquerade and hidden look

• Omega Segment Appearance: A tall, powerfully built man with pale skin and wavy, shoulder-length, light blue hair.
• Mask: His entire face, except for his lips and chin, is covered by a unique black and white mask with a sharp, bird-like beak. Beneath the mask are bright red eyes (as seen in his younger versions).
• Clothing: Wears a formal, luxurious Fatui uniform with a long, white and gray coat, a high collar, dark trim, feathers, and straps. He wears a long, drop-shaped earring.

Character: Ruthless pragmatism

• Lack of empathy: Dottore is completely devoid of compassion and considers living beings merely “complex mechanisms” and expendable biomaterial for his experiments. He does not engage in sadism for pleasure: cruel experiments are merely a tool for achieving scientific goals.
• Arrogance and Egocentrism: He is incredibly arrogant, cynical, and despises the concept of divinity and the Eyes of God, viewing those with them as "expendable parts".
• Rationalism and prudence: Dottore is a pragmatist. He is polite and diplomatic when it is advantageous, and is always willing to compromise or make a deal if it benefits his research.

Lor: Obsession with the idea of ​​an "Improved Human"

• Expulsion from the Academy: Zandic attended Sumeru Academy. Due to cruel medical experiments on humans and the murder of fellow student Sohre, he was expelled in disgrace and declared a heretic. He was later recruited by the first Harbinger, Pierrot.
• Creation of Segments: Having studied the technology of the Kaenri'ah and the design of the Scaramucci doll, Dottore created "segments" - clones of himself at different ages that served as his independent eyes in the time stream.
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Kapitano (real name Thráin, codename "Captain") is the first of the Fatui Harbingers in Genshin Impact, recognized as the strongest being in Teyvat among mortals.

Appearance: Faceless Knight

• Dark Silhouette: A tall man with a powerful build and long black hair.
• Void Mask: His face is completely hidden by a unique helmet-mask that literally blocks light from penetrating, making it impossible to discern his features. The only thing visible through the darkness are his glowing, bright blue eyes.
• Attire: Wears a strict, hussar-like military uniform, a luxurious dark cloak with fur and massive plate gloves.

Character: Steel will and absolute honor

• Code of Honor: Unlike most Harbingers, Capitano despises intrigue and treachery. He is uncompromisingly honest, honorable, and respects the strength of his rivals (such as Pyro Archon Mavuika).
• Impeccable Reputation: His justice and righteousness are recognized by both his subordinates in Fatui and his enemies. Even Ordo Master Favonius Varka spoke of him exclusively as a great warrior with a will of steel.
• Humility and fortitude: He never takes credit for others' achievements and is incredibly collected and cool-headed.

Lore: The Tragedy of Khaenri'ah and the Sacrifice of Natlan

• Origin: Kapitano hails from ancient Kaenri'ah. During the Cataclysm 500 years ago, Deathmistress Ronova cursed him with immortality. Because of this curse, his body slowly decays beneath his armor, and he has been unable to sleep for half a millennium, crushed by the weight of the souls of his fallen compatriots within his body.
• Events in Natlan: Capitano arrived in the Pyro region to fulfill a 500-year-old oath. After a legendary duel with Mavuika and the escalation of the war with the Void, he made the ultimate sacrifice. Capitano merged with the Night Lord, reversing the curse to save Natlan from the Void's corruption and bring eternal peace to the souls of the Kaenrians.

Appearance: Porcelain Lady

• Doll Appearance: A young, pale-skinned girl of average height with grey-blue eyes. Her beige/flaxen hair is styled in a neat bob with long strands around her face.
• Clothing style: Wears an elegant Victorian-style dress (in black and red or black and yellow tones, depending on the costume) with a corset decorated with a triquetra, and on her head - an elegant bonnet hat.
• Mechanical Companion: She is always accompanied by a huge, automaton-modified Ruin named Pulonia (or Fagio), in whose arms she often rides.

Personality: Arrogant genius

• Arrogance and irony: In communication, Sandrone demonstrates extremely strong self-confidence, dryness and arrogant arrogance.
• Rationalism: Considers precise calculations and knowledge to be the basis of the world, believing that any secrets are just a fog that can be dispelled by science.
• Hidden Humanity: Behind the mask of a withdrawn, irritable, and cold lady lies a more complex personality. Thanks to a built-in emotional module, she gradually learns to understand human feelings, sincerely worries about close friends (for example, Columbine), and is always ready to come to their aid.

Lor: Guillotin's Creation

• Origin: Sandrone is not an ordinary person. She is a perfect bionic doll (puppet). She was created by the great Fontaine mechanic Alain Guillotin in memory of his deceased sister Marie-Anne, imbuing the creature with an independent personality.
• Guild Connection: Sandrone is the creator of the bionic Katerin dolls, which serve as secretaries in all Adventurer's Guild branches throughout Teyvat. Through them and the Guild structure itself, the Fatui conduct covert surveillance of the world.

Lore: The Tragedy of the Lightbringer and the Legacy of the Elves

Fleance's history spans nearly 700 years, and he witnessed the fall of Caenri'ah firsthand.
• Origin: He is an elf by nature, a being of the ancient, intelligent blue flame created to serve humans. His father was Arnivalkei Chudomir, an elf lord at the court of the Snow Queen during the time of the White Tsar. Disagreeing with the coming of the Queen, his father went north to Nod-Rye. Kirill himself gained flesh and immortality when a dying warrior gave his blood to Chudomir's altar.
• The Squad's Tragedy: In ancient times, Fleance helped people until the monstrous disaster of the Abyss (Wild Hunt) devastated Nod-Edge. Later, Fleance joined the Lightbearers (warriors). During one of the most difficult battles to repel the Abyss, his entire squad of 7-8 people perished. Fleance was the only survivor. He was awarded a medal of civic gratitude, but this award only brings him deep sorrow.
• Present Day: Disillusioned and exhausted by the loss of his loved ones, Fleance blew out his lantern and sank into a deep sleep in his tomb. Centuries later, modern warriors of Nod-Edge discovered his blue lantern and accidentally awakened the elf. Now, Kiril Fleance lives alone at the lighthouse, guarding the peace of his fallen comrades, communicating with old acquaintances like Illuga, and continuing his silent, endless war against the Wild Hunt and the forces of the Abyss.

What does it look like and how does it live?
The city has a distinctive, industrial appearance. Due to the scarcity of resources in Nod-Kray, buildings and infrastructure are largely constructed from scrap metal. Despite this, the city is highly industrialized:

freight railway tracks cross the sky;
Everywhere there are cars that run on a special fuel - kuuvyaks.
This mixture of elements and materials creates a very unusual and slightly "crazy" appearance. Some players describe Nashgorod as a place resembling a ship stranded at the end of the world—a gathering place for wanderers to piece together fragments of history from the wreckage.

Politics and atmosphere
An important feature is that Nashgorod has no official governing body. Instead, it is influenced by various factions, creating a contradictory atmosphere: on the one hand, there's room for freedom, on the other, chaos and lawlessness. Among the forces active here are:

Voynich Guild;
Curator of Secrets (sometimes the descriptions include the option “Keeper of Secrets”);
Speranza;
Fatui.
What can you find?
There are several notable points of interest in the city:

The Keeper of Secrets is an intelligence agency owned and operated by Nefer.
Mimisbrunnr Books is a bookstore run by Dhabit.
The Northern Bank branch is managed by Yaroshnsky.
A few details
The name "Nashgorod" is a Russian translation of the English word "Nasha Town." In English, it literally translates to "Ourtown," while in Russian, it sounds closer to the familiar toponym.
The game's overall mechanics for offering Moon Seals to Nashgorod and Nod-Kray are tied to each other: by exploring the region and completing quests, you can increase your reputation with local factions and receive rewards (Primogems, Keys, and Lunar Treasure Compass).

Character appearance and features

• Visual Style: Tall, fair-skinned blonde with pointed elven ears. She wears a delicate white dress with lilac and gold accents and a white beret adorned with a triquetra.
• Kaenri'ah's Eyes: Her light blue eyes have distinctive pupils in the shape of a four-pointed star (or the Primogem), and she has a tattoo of a similar star on her forehead.
• Muteness and Telepathy: Nicole does not have a human voice in the traditional sense, so she communicates with others directly through her mind using telepathy.

Role in the game's lore

Nicole is a seer angel and observer of the world. Unlike ordinary fairies, she has retained her intelligence, human form, and powers. Her key feature is that she is independent of the Irminsul. When history changes in Teyvat, Nicole remains one of the few who remembers the true course of events and secretly guides the Traveler at key moments. She is also known as the author of Volume 5 of The Little Witch and the Eternal Flame. Silent Wisdom: She speaks only when absolutely necessary, communicating telepathically directly with the mind of her interlocutor. Her words are always precise, weighty, and free of fuss.
• Mystery and Detachment: As the watcher of Teyvat, she often seems removed from earthly concerns. She knows hidden truths about the world that she cannot fully reveal, leading her to maintain an enigmatic presence as a guide to fate.
• Calm and gentle: Nicole exudes an aura of security and calm. There is no witchy arrogance or eccentricity in her character; she gently and unobtrusively guides those who are confused.
• Hidden Sorrow: As one of the few surviving fae who retained her sanity, she carries within her a deep sadness for the past of her people and the bygone eras of Teyvat.

Alisa is a powerful witch, an elder of the Hexenzirkel, the author of the "Guide to Teyvat," and Klee's mother. She is no ordinary character, but one of the most enigmatic and powerful figures in the lore: rumor has it that she travels between worlds, lives a very long time (likely due to her elven nature—she, like Klee, has pointy ears), and constantly conducts "experiments" that others consider simply dangerous adventures.

Appearance
Her model was officially shown in the Nod-Kray trailer:

Tall, stately, with long blond hair.
A wide-brimmed witch-style hat with a scientific twist, as if it contained an astrolabe.
The outfit combines magic and research: quatrefoil patterns, belts, pockets for potions and notes, elements reminiscent of mechanisms.
The design contains many references to Klee: the same motifs and color scheme (white, cream, red), but Alisa has a more mature and “scientific” image.
Character
A mad scientist with a kind heart. She genuinely wants to help and learn new things, but her methods are… well, not always safe. Hence the constant "arrests" in Mondstadt for disturbing the peace.
She loves adventure and freedom. Alice is never one to sit still and believes the world's boundaries are meant to be tested.
She's very caring in her own way. Yes, she leaves Klee in the care of the knights, but she does so because she wants her daughter to grow up safe while Alice explores dangerous places. She also comes up with cute gifts for her loved ones: for example, she taught Klee how to make Dodoko, gave Barbara an idol magazine, and gave Venti a funny gadget.
With a sense of humor and a touch of irony, her letters and notes sound as if she's constantly poking fun at the world.

Paimon is a miniature flying figure that resembles a fairy or doll:

Height and proportions: tiny, floating in the air; the image is deliberately made "toy-like" - rounded shapes, large eyes.
Colours: white and gold with dark blue accents.
Clothing: White jumpsuit with gold details, a cape with a star pattern, and an inverted triquetra on the chest. A gold halo headband and a black diamond-shaped hair clip are on her head.
Details: one leg features a patterned stocking, and the cuffs and edges of the garment are embellished. Overall, the design references the star theme and Celestia's symbolism.
Character
Talkative and straightforward, Paimon comments on everything, isn't shy about saying what she thinks, and gives out nicknames to characters (for example, she calls Venti "vagrant").
Energetic and emotional. Reacts violently: rejoices at awards, is outraged by injustice, and worries about the Traveler.
She loves food and mora. This is one of her running jokes: she's always happy to receive rewards and is willing to eat almost anything (including slime dishes).
Caring, albeit loud, she genuinely worries about the protagonist, trying to cheer him up and explain what's going on.
She speaks about herself in the third person (in a number of localizations) - this has become her signature trait.
Role in the game and plot
Guide and narrator. Paimon explains mechanics, guides players to quests, voices important details, and helps the player navigate the world.
The Voice of the Traveler. In many scenes, she voices the protagonist's thoughts and asks questions to reveal the lore.
A plot figure. The player rescues her at the very beginning, and she's always by their side ever since. Her true nature, however, remains a mystery: she doesn't belong to any known Teyvat race, doesn't age, isn't affected by extreme conditions, and knows more than she's willing to say.
The game's mascot. Her image is used in the interface (Paimon menu), promotional materials, and merchandise.

Briefly about the main thing
Who she is: An interdimensional traveler, separated from her twin brother, Eather, by a mysterious deity at the beginning of the game. Her goal is to travel through Teyvat, uncover the world's secrets, and find her brother.
Role in battle: A versatile character who can switch elements (Anemo, Geo, Electro, Dendro, Hydro, Pyro) by resonating with Archon statues. Depending on the element, their skills and role in the squad (support, reaction driver, sometimes primary damage) change.
Appearance: A graceful girl in a light-colored outfit with cosmic and star motifs; recognizable by its glowing details and cloak.
Personality: Determined and kind, she strives to help the people of Teyvat. At the same time, she maintains restraint and never loses focus on her main goal.
Features: Her abilities are not permanently upgraded—whenever her element changes, her talents must be re-developed; this makes her flexible, but challenging to fully upgrade.
Companion: Paimon is always nearby—she comments on events, helps navigate, and has become a kind of symbol of the game.

Sugegasa's hat is wide and conical, blue with gold trim, and has light blue ribbons with diamond-shaped pendants hanging from it. This is his main marker: in-game, he is often referred to simply as "Hat Guy."
His face and gaze. Fine features, dark blue hair cut like a wolf's, and eyes rimmed with red eyeliner—it accentuates his sharp, prickly appearance.
Clothing. A mix of theatrical and martial motifs: a white furisode kimono with long flowing sleeves, a black sleeveless turtleneck, fingerless gloves, and a patterned half-coat slung over the shoulder. A gold-framed Anemo Vision is prominently displayed on the chest.
In battle, when he activates the stance, blades of wind swirl around him, and he hangs in the air. Visually, it looks like a storm dance—beautiful, but very dangerous.
Character
The Wanderer is about resentment, pride, and attempts to be independent:

Prickly and independent, he doesn't like being approached for advice and trusts almost no one. His first reaction to any help is to brush it off.
Intelligent and observant, he quickly picks up on his interlocutor's weaknesses and isn't shy about pointing them out. He's not just being sarcastic for fun—there's almost always logic behind his words.
He's complicated with himself. He harbors a lot of bitterness from the past: he remembers being abandoned and used, and he tries not to repeat those mistakes, but it doesn't always work out. Sometimes he's his own worst critic.
Not without a conscience. Despite his harshness, he doesn't act wickedly without reason. If he sees genuine injustice, he can intervene—but in such a way that no one would think he "cares."
Lore and important connections
Created as a puppet, his original purpose was utilitarian, and for a long time he perceived himself as a tool. Hence his painful relationship with the word "need" and his fear of becoming someone else's thing again.
The journey from Scaramouche to the Wanderer. He changed his name and effectively erased himself from the world's memory to begin anew. For him, this wasn't just a change of codename, but an attempt to gain independence.
Connection with Sumeru and Nahida.

Harlequin is about discipline, duty, and strict boundaries:

Ruthless, but not chaotically cruel. Her cruelty is instrumental: she does exactly what is necessary to make the system work. For her, "justice" is the order she creates herself.
Pragmatic. She doesn't waste time on pompous speeches and dislikes sentimentality. When she speaks, it's briefly and to the point.
A peculiar kind of care. Her care for the "children" of the Hearth House takes on the appearance of strict guardianship: she prepares them for the harsh world and demands discipline, believing it to be their best chance of survival.
Cold charisma. You don't want to argue with her: with just one look, she can make her interlocutor feel like they've already lost the round.
Role in the plot and lore
Harbinger and manager. Arlecchino is more than just a fighter: she manages an entire structure (the Hearth House) and participates in Fatui's political games. Her strength lies not only in her personal combat prowess but also in her control over resources and people.
Connection to Khaenri'ah. The lore hints at her origins and connection to the fallen kingdom, adding depth to her motivations: she seems to be building her "order" as a response to the chaos of the past.
Relationships with other Harbingers: She keeps to herself, doesn't seek alliances, and doesn't trust easily. However, she is respected for her effectiveness and feared for her unpredictability.

Yagoda looks like a nimble, agile girl with a street style and a ton of little details, as if she put together an outfit from what she found along the way:

Her face and gaze. She has lively, attentive amber eyes—they always sparkle with curiosity. Her smile is quick, slightly mischievous, as if she's just pulled off something clever and is very pleased with it.
Hair and accessories. Her hair is pulled back into a loose ponytail, with strands constantly falling out. She wears a hat with cat ears (they're not real ears, just part of the design), and she has a small piercing in one ear. Pinned to her hair are badges, keychains, and even tiny notes, making it seem like she's jotting down ideas as she goes.
Clothing. A repurposed jacket with patch pockets, straps, and patches, worn over a T-shirt. On the belt is the signature "Secret Glug-Glug Flask," which glows in battle when it charges the element. The pants are comfortable, suitable for running and jumping, and the shoes are lightweight boots with thick soles.
Details. On her wrists are thin straps and protective bracelets, and around her neck is a pendant in the shape of a miniature map. In her movements, she seems always half a step ahead: even standing still, she sways slightly, as if she can't wait to get going.
In battle, subtle swirls of light dance around her, and her flask pulses with light. She also releases "Fluffy Cat Balls"—they look like cute little balls of energy, but pack quite a punch.
Character
Yagoda is about movement, resourcefulness, and the ability to keep your head in the hustle and bustle:

Quick and quick-witted, she thinks on the fly and often makes decisions before she has time to think them through. Her favorite saying is, "Act first, explain later."
Mischievous, but reliable. She can joke around or tease, but if the matter is serious, she's the first to stand up for it. Her jokes aren't malicious, but rather a way to relieve tension.
Practical. Yagoda doesn't like pompous speeches and prefers to prove her point with action. If you need to fix a machine, find a shortcut, or distract an enemy, she's right there.

Lauma is not about strength and pressure, but about sensitivity and balance.

Calm and unhurried. She rarely raises her voice and is almost never in a hurry: she believes that important decisions shouldn't be made on the run. If someone is nervous around her, Lauma simply slows her pace a little and speaks more quietly—and the tension dissipates.
She speaks in riddles, but not to confuse. Her metaphors about threads, paths, and moonlight are a way to show connections others don't see. If you ask her directly, she'll explain more simply.
She doesn't refuse help to those who sincerely ask. But if someone simply wants to shift the blame or avoid responsibility, Lauma will gently remind them that fate is not something they can steal.
Focused and slightly detached. It's not coldness, but a constant "tuning" to the forest: she constantly listens to the world, to sense where the threads of fate are pulled too tightly.
Caring in her own way. She has a little habit: before an important task, she braids a thin thread in her hair as a symbol that "the path is already woven." And if she sees someone is tired, she discreetly places a warm scarf or a cup of herbal tea next to them—and leaves before they have a chance to thank her.
In dialogues with other characters, Lauma often sounds like a wise mentor who doesn't provide ready-made answers but helps you see the whole picture. At the same time, she also has a touch of irony: she might joke about how "the forest itself decides who to listen to" if someone commands nature too confidently.

Appearance: Dark elegance of the north

Fleance has a unique and alluring appearance that betrays his noble and supernatural origins:
• Face and Eyes: A tall man with pale skin and bright yellow pupil-less eyes, around which there are heavy dark circles, betraying chronic fatigue and centuries of suffering.
• Hair: Tousled dark blue hair with contrasting blonde or ash blue tips.
• Clothing: The suit is crafted in a strict northern aristocratic style, featuring cool, dark shades with metallic accents and elements of warrior armor. His image combines the elegance of a court nobleman with the severity of the warriors of Nod-Eyes. In his hands, he holds an antique lantern with a mystical, cold, blue flame.

Character: Disappointed Gentleman

Fleance's character is woven from deep contradictions:
• Impeccable manners: He communicates in a refined, elegant language, demonstrates social etiquette, and thanks to his developed eloquence, he always gets his way.
• Cynicism and melancholy: His polite demeanor masks an existential emptiness and dark humor. He remains vague about his past, masterfully downplaying personal traumas and maintaining distance through endless stories.
• Hidden Compassion: Despite his apparent aloofness and cynical jokes, Fleance's actions scream kindness. He cares for a stray dog, helps lost ghosts find peace in a cemetery, and is willing to sacrifice himself for the living. At the same time, he secretly longs for the silent peace of nothingness in which he has lived for centuries.

Varka is the Grand Master of the Ordo Favonius in Mondstadt from Genshin Impact. He is currently absent from the city, having gone on an expedition with a squad of knights, and in his absence, Jinn is leading the order's affairs.

Who is he?
Varka is one of Mondstadt's most powerful and respected warriors, a true symbol of the strength and honor of the Ordo Favonius. He is considered not only a skilled fighter but also a wise leader who cares for his subordinates. Due to his absence from Mondstadt, many characters (including Amber and Lisa) periodically mention Varka in dialogue—often with a touch of nostalgia or even relief, as he is known for his exactingness and strict discipline.

Character and image
Varka has a reputation for being straightforward and very strict. He firmly believes in duty, discipline, and strength forged through hard work. Yet he's not cruel: his strictness is a way to raise knights to be true protectors. In the lore, he's portrayed as a man unafraid of hard work and leading by example: if necessary, he'll be the first to enter battle and the last to leave.

In the player community, Varka is often jokingly referred to as Mondstadt's "missing dad" due to the fact that he would be away on an expedition for long periods of time, leaving the city seemingly in the care of his "big sister," Djinn.

Appearance and details
Varka doesn't yet have a full-fledged in-game appearance, but descriptions and concept art depict him as a large, imposing man with a powerful physique. His appearance emphasizes his military bearing and the attributes of a master: insignia, heavy equipment, and possibly a two-handed sword as his primary weapon (this is indirectly confirmed by other characters' lines).

Role in the plot
Although Varka isn't directly involved in the current events of Mondstadt, he's important as a "missing pillar": his authority and principles set the tone for the entire Ordo Favonius, and his expedition is one of the storylines the developers periodically reference. Many fans are anticipating his return as a major plot event.

Aino is a character from Genshin Impact who is closely connected to Ineffa: she is her creator and, in fact, the closest person to her.

Who is she?
Aino is an inventor and craftswoman who assembled Ineffa from disparate parts, using a special core containing an ancient essence as its foundation. For Aino, Ineffa is more than just a mechanism, but almost a member of family: they share a very warm and caring bond. Aino tries to support Ineffa, helping her cope with her anxiety and feel needed. In the lore, she is depicted as someone who doesn't pursue grandiose achievements, but rather invests in small but important things—including caring for her creation.

Character and image
Aino is calm, patient, and attentive. She's not prone to pompous speeches or grand pronouncements—her strength lies in her ability to see value in details and in the people (and robots) around her. It's important to her that Ineffa feels "real," and she gently helps her find her place in the world. Her attitude toward Ineffa is full of everyday tenderness: for example, she can worry if Ineffa tries too hard to be perfect and remind her that simply being there is enough.

Role in history and interesting details
Although Aino isn't a playable character and doesn't participate in large-scale battles, her role in the story is important as an emotional and meaningful anchor for Ineffa. Their relationship explores the idea that personality and attachment are independent of a being's nature: even a robot can be "itself" if there's someone who accepts it.

Columbine is one of the Fatui Harbingers in Genshin Impact, one of the eleven most powerful agents of the organization. Her ordinal number is third ("Soubrette").

Who is she?
Columbine is a character with a very mysterious and slightly intimidating aura. Despite her childish, almost doll-like appearance, she is extremely dangerous: even the other Harbingers treat her with caution. In the lore, she appears as a calm, sometimes even detached girl who seems not to fully understand the power she wields. However, her power is devastating: it is rumored that she is capable of killing even a strong opponent without much effort.

Appearance and style
Columbine has a fragile, porcelain-like appearance: pale skin, delicate features, and long hair. Her design is heavily influenced by theatrical and puppet motifs—hence her nickname, "The Soubrette" (a traditional comedic servant character in the Italian commedia dell'arte). She is often depicted with elements reminiscent of theatrical masks or costume details. Her color palette is predominantly cool, emphasizing her aloofness.

Role and character
Her demeanor seems almost naive, but behind this mask lies something disturbing: Columbine can speak of death and violence with a frightening indifference. She does not seek power or scheme like some other Harbingers, but rather exists as a force of nature—unpredictable and dangerous.

She has only appeared sporadically in the story so far, but each of her appearances emphasizes that she is one of the most powerful and potentially most destructive characters in the game world.

Ineffa is a 5-star playable character in Genshin Impact who wields the Electro element and uses a polearm (spear).

Who is she?
Ineffa is a robot assembled from parts from various countries, and her core contains an ancient essence: according to the lore, it is connected to the Eleventh of the Thirteen Sovereign Rulers (the "Mirror of Dawn"). Ineffa's creator is Aino, and for her, Ineffa is more than just a machine, but practically a member of her family. Her role in the world is that of a multifunctional robot for everyday use: essentially a maid and assistant, who sincerely strives to be helpful and "warm" in a human sense (even going so far as to regulate her body temperature so that Aino doesn't freeze around her).

Appearance and style
Ineffa has the appearance of a humanoid robot: mechanical details are visible, yet she has an expressive face and light blue eyes. Her design is heavily influenced by the "maid" role and technical aesthetics: clean lines, contrasting colors, and elements reminiscent of nodes and modules. Ineffa's constellation is "Vanilla," and this "sweet" detail playfully complements her metallic nature.

Combat Features
Her gameplay is built around support and reactions with Electro:

The normal attack is up to four spear strikes, there is a charged spinning attack and a falling attack.
The Elemental Skill activates Optical Flow Barrier and grants allies the Current-Carrying Composite effect, which increases the damage of the Moon Charge reaction (Ineffa's signature mechanic).
Elemental Burst (Supreme Command: Cyclonic Fighter) deals Electro damage in an area, places a Decree of Penalty on the enemy (which then triggers additional damage), and grants an active barrier to the nearest character.
Ineffa's playstyle is that of a support/semi-DD who buffs the squad and helps consistently trigger reactions.

Character and interesting details
Ineffa is very diligent, a little anxious if she doesn't do something perfectly, and sincerely wants to be needed. At the same time, she is not without irony and a touch of annoyance when people around her make up ridiculous rumors (like