Snowy)

The hunter lives in a village with the husky Tugarin and works as a worker at the royal theater.

kind and sympathetic

travels with Lumine

Tartaglia's sister also has a brother, Tevkr. They live with their mom and dad, but Tartaglia rarely comes home and usually stays at headquarters.

Role: Forerunner and measure at the meeting
character: an ordinary grandfather, etc. (in short, I'm too lazy to write further)
Pierrot: the chief of the harbingers of all!

Role and Status: She manages the Hearth House, a place where orphans become Fatui soldiers. She is both a mother and a commander to her charges: she gives them a home, but demands absolute loyalty and a willingness to fight.
The main idea: Harlequin believes in the strength that comes from discipline and pain. She doesn't want her children to be weak, so she raises them harshly, but she sincerely believes this is the only way to protect them in a cruel world. Hence her duality: cold on the outside, but caring in her own way on the inside.
Past and motivation. She grew up in the "House of the Hearth" and knows the price of weakness and the value of strength. Her path is an attempt to create a system where no one will suffer as she did.
Personality. Reserved, collected, speaks little and to the point. In battle, she's ruthless, but out of combat, she's reservedly caring towards her charges. Her respect must be earned, but trust is almost impossible.
(Deserved by: Sandrone, the late Rosalina and Columbine who left the fatuya)
Appearance. A tall, slender woman with pale skin and a piercing gaze. Her dark brown hair is styled in an intricate updo with elements resembling blades or sharp points.
Eyes. One of the most striking details is the unusual pupils: they look like stylized "crosses" or marks, as if a seal has been placed on her. This emphasizes her connection to power, which is not given for free.
Clothing. A "parade menace"-style suit: black with scarlet accents, sharp lines, a high collar, and lots of fastenings and belts. Armor-like details on the shoulders and chest, yet the outfit remains elegant.
Details. She wears gloves with metal inserts, her signature weapon (spear/pole) hangs from her belt, and faint scarlet sparks often flicker around her, as if the air around her is heating up.
Atmosphere. She exudes control and tension: even when she's silent, it seems as if she's calculating her interlocutor's every move.

Role and status. The vanguard fighter of the Fatui, the one who strikes the first blow and creates chaos before the official conflict begins. He is specifically sent to places where defenses must be quickly broken and the situation destabilized.
The main idea: Tartaglia lives for battle and seeks out strong opponents. For him, strength isn't about power or control, but rather the opportunity to test oneself to the limit. He doesn't hide it: his arrogance isn't a mask, but a genuine enjoyment of the fight.
Past. At 14, he ran away from home, fell into the Abyss, and spent three months there (while only three days passed in the normal world). There, he met a mysterious swordsman and learned to survive in chaos. This experience made him who he is: fearless, adventurous, and a little lonely.
Family and humanity. He has a warm, almost touching relationship with his family: he misses his younger brothers and sister, tries to protect them, and even in the most brutal of circumstances, he remains a man who remembers why he fights in the first place. This creates a contrast with the other Harbingers and makes him more relatable.
Personality. Open, bold, he loves to provoke enemies and allies. He doesn't make long-term plans—he acts, provokes, and tests. At the same time, he keeps his word and delivers on his promises, no matter how crazy they may be.
Appearance: A young man with red hair pulled back into a loose ponytail and bright blue eyes. His face is open, but during combat, it becomes hard, almost predatory.
Clothing. A Fatui-style outfit with elements that emphasize his role as a fighter: a cape with asymmetrical edges, belts, and fingerless gloves for better weapon feel. Numerous details in blue and red—the colors of Snezhnaya and his element.
Details. His signature blades hang from his belt, and he carries his bow as if it were an extension of his arm. During his ultimate animation, water blades appear around him, as if the element itself becomes his weapon.
Atmosphere. He always exudes movement: even when he's standing still, it seems he's ready to spring into action at any second.
(Lumin and Tartaglia are acquainted)

Role and Status: A Harbinger whose field of activity is technology, mechanisms, and automation. She is obsessed with the idea of ​​"perfect form": not so much a person as a construct that makes no mistakes.
The main idea. Sandrone believes that weakness lies in emotions and unpredictability. Her goal is to create perfect soldiers and replace human imperfections with flawless mechanics. Hence the nickname "Puppet": she doesn't just control puppets; she wants the entire world to move according to her blueprints.
Past and motivation. The lore contains almost no direct details about her childhood, but there are hints that she herself was once "imperfect" and painfully experienced her vulnerability. Hence her fanatical belief in mechanisms: if you can't be perfect yourself, you can create a perfect system.
Connections. She works at the intersection of science and war: her projects intersect with Dottore (he provides biological ideas, she provides engineering solutions), and she has a business relationship with Pantalone: ​​he finances, she builds.
Personality. Cold, pedantic, speaks in short, measured sentences. For her, people are variables in an equation. She doesn't get angry or happy, but rather "optimizes."
Appearance. A young woman with delicate features and pale skin. Ash-blond hair, styled in an intricate updo, like the parts of a machine: strands are secured with metal pins resembling gears. Her eyes are steel-gray, their gaze fixed, almost mechanical.
Clothing. The suit is in the "engineer chic" style: dark fabrics, sharp lines, polished metal inserts. Lots of belts, fasteners, and tool pockets. Light armor, reminiscent of a doll's frame, covers the shoulders and forearms.
(Sandrone and Lumine knew each other after Dottore killed her, but she was repaired in Nod Krai, and Kolobina left Fatui and remained in Nod Krai)

Role and Status: Fatui's chief financier and director of the Bank of the Northern Kingdom. He manages the entire organization's reserve capital and plots plans in which currency is a weapon.
The main idea: Pantalone is obsessed with "fair exchange" and breaking the gods' monopoly on the economy. For him, money is not a resource, but a lever with which to change reality.
Past and motivation. Born into poverty, he was denied the Eye of God, which left him with a burning desire to prove that man can be stronger than the divine will—simply through control of resource flows.
Connections. He works closely with Dottore: Dottore extends his life using experimental methods, and Pantalone funds his projects. Together, they are behind "Project Frost."
Character. Cold calculation, impeccable logic, but with a fanatical obsession with his ideal. He is polite, calm, and speaks as if every word is a clause in a contract. He is extremely polite, always bowing his head and closing his eyes in front of the queen.
Appearance. A middle-aged man (appears to be around 45, although he is over 400). Shoulder-length dark hair with a purple tint; a long strand falls to the left. His face is composed, without unnecessary facial expressions.
Eyes and glasses. He has very poor eyesight, so he wears silver-framed glasses on a chain—one of his most recognizable features. His eyes are blue-violet, often half-closed.
Clothing. A luxurious yet formal suit in the spirit of Snezhnaya: dark tones, many layers, a high collar, and fur trim. A long-sleeved cloak, five rings on his left hand and one on his right. The details suggest his status and the fact that he "holds the world in the palm of his hand."
Atmosphere. There's always a sense of control around him: as if the space is organized like a financial chart—smooth lines, symmetry, cool tones.

Role and status. Cryo-Archon and supreme ruler of Snezhnaya. Unlike other Archons, she does not rule "face to the people": her will is conveyed through the Fatui and the Harbingers, while she herself seems to keep a low profile.
Ideology. Her goal is to oppose the Celestial Principles and "burn the old world" to build a new one. To this end, she collects the Hearts of the Gods from other Archons. Many in Snezhnaya sincerely believe her, others fear her, and still others simply follow her orders.
Personality and style of rule. Cold, decisive, ruthless toward enemies and even allies if they fail to live up to expectations. At the same time, there are hints in the lore that she was once quite different—warmer and more humane—but war and loss have shaped her into what she is now.

Appearance. A tall, stately woman with pale skin and long, icy-colored hair ranging from silvery white to pale blue. Her features are refined yet stern; her gaze is piercing, as if she sees right through her interlocutor.
Clothing. Luxurious but understated outfits in cool tones: white, silver, navy blue, icy blue. Layers of fabric reminiscent of snow, with details resembling crystals or frost. She is often depicted wearing a fur-trimmed cape or a robe that seems "woven from cold."
Details. There's almost always a sense of frost around her: steam from her breath, frost on objects, barely noticeable ice particles in the air. Sometimes the image of a white wolf or a polar bird appears next to her—a symbol of power over cold and loneliness.

Role and status. Odetta serves in Fatui's structures and is often mentioned alongside other military personnel and scientists in Snezhnaya, including in conjunction with Valera and Mitya. Her specialty is logistics, coordination, and "quiet power": she's not so much a fighter as the one who keeps everything under control.
Connection with others. She often smooths over conflicts between "scientists" (like Mitya) and "military men" (like Valery): if Mitya wants to escape to an experiment, and Valery wants to return him according to regulations, Odetta finds a compromise and formalizes it as a "new plan."
Personality. Calm and collected, she speaks little, but every word carries weight. She knows how to be polite so politely that it sounds like an order. Her manner is reminiscent of the Snezhnaya school: discipline, coolness, and impeccable precision.

Appearance. A young woman with delicate features, fair skin, and silvery-ash hair, styled in a strict hairstyle (often braided or twisted). Her eyes are light gray, almost transparent, with an attentive, almost scanning gaze.
Clothing. Fatui's uniform features a "snowy" aesthetic: dark blue and black with silver accents, crisp lines, a high collar, and gloves. There are elements reminiscent of a fur-trimmed winter cloak, but more minimalist than those worn by other officers.
Details. On the chest is a symbol resembling a stylized ice crystal; on the belt are compact communication and data recording devices. Sometimes, in concepts, a slight shimmer is depicted next to it, as if the air around it is slightly cooler than usual.

Role and status: Major Fatui, battalion commander and head of the Snezhnograd Royal Military Academy. He trains elite fighters, so he is held in high esteem.
Communication with Mitya. Valery is responsible for Mitya's safety—he's very important to the military because of his developments. In the story, Valery sometimes helps keep Mitya on track, and sometimes has to chase him down when he escapes for another experiment.
Character. A cool and collected commander, he emphasizes planning and discipline. He's not just a "strict boss"; he has a mentoring relationship with his subordinates.

Appearance. A tall, powerfully built man with short dark gray hair, fair skin, and deep violet eyes. His face is stern and calm, as if always on guard.
Clothing. A military uniform in dark blue and black tones with massive silver-white shoulder pads, gold piping, and blue accents. It features numerous metal details, emphasizing his officer status. He is sometimes seen wearing a long, fur-trimmed cloak.
Details. There's a noticeable detail, resembling a reinforced prosthesis or armor, on his left arm—it adds a stern quality to the image. In some scenes, the silhouette of a bear appears next to it: whether this is part of his abilities, a symbol, or an artistic device is unclear.

Mitya is a young scientist and expert at the Royal Energy Commission of Snezhnaya. He is responsible for the operation of the Kresnik Torch, a massive mechanism that provides heat to Snezhnograd. According to the lore, Mitya is closely connected to the Frost Project and the development of the Mistletoe weapon, which is why he is guarded by Commander Valery.

Mitya also adores the Royal Theatre and Vodyanitsa's performances: he says he draws inspiration for his calculations there. He's quite talkative, though, and is "restrained" by his sentient scarf—it can literally shut Mitya's mouth if he starts spilling secrets.

Short, curly, white-silver with a slight purple undertone; there is a distinctive dark curl at the bangs—a stylized symbol of the "fairy" motif, shared with the designs of other Snezhnaya characters.
Eyes: lilac, without pronounced pupils - this emphasizes the “unearthly” scientific image.
Clothing: white shirt, gray vest, dark pants, black and purple cloak with gold trim and jewels. On the chest is a stylized model of an atom: a direct reference to his role on the Energy Commission.
Detail: a sentient scarf (purple-mint) that lives its own life and “helps” Mitya not to talk too much.
Accessory: Left thigh - Electro's Star Wedge on a gold garter

Vodyanitsa is the prima donna of the Royal Troupe of Snezhnaya and one of the last representatives of the vodyanoi (water elves) race. She is known for her mesmerizing voice, rumored to harbor an otherworldly power capable of enchanting listeners. Vodyanoi are an ancient line of elves in Snezhnaya, renowned for their songs and ability to assume the form of mermaids. Most of them have long since left the cities, but Vodyanitsa remained—out of respect for her ancestors and love for her listeners. She is now the only mermaid remaining in Snezhnograd.
She has merman-like features, including fin-like ears and the ability to transform into her true form with a fish-like tail. In-game, she wears a costume inspired by opera and aquatic aesthetics, and when playing musical instruments, the sound is replaced by her own singing—her innate talent, "Heartless Siren Song."

Danika is the head maid at Snezhnaya's court, and her family has served the throne for generations. But behind the humble servant's guise lies another side: she essentially acts as an assassin, quietly approaching targets and eliminating them. In the story, she is sometimes referred to as the "left hand" of the Archon Queen. Danika is the head maid at Snezhnaya's court, and her family has served the throne for generations. But behind the humble servant's guise lies another side: she essentially acts as an assassin, quietly approaching targets and eliminating them. In the story, she is sometimes referred to as the "left hand" of the Archon Queen. Danika is the head maid at Snezhnaya's court, and her family has served the throne for generations. But behind the humble servant's guise lies another side: she essentially acts as an assassin, quietly approaching targets and eliminating them. In the story, she is sometimes referred to as the "left hand" of the Archon Queen.
Appearance
Danika has long, dark turquoise hair, pulled back into a spiked headband. Her eyes are blue, with scarlet (reddish) rims. She wears a white lace headdress, typical of a servant's uniform. She wears a black and white suit with wide frills on the shoulders and silver embellishments, and blue stones are attached to the high collar and chest. Translucent structures, fins, are visible from behind.

Spring:
Eye of God: Anemo
Weapon: One-handed sword
Role: Commander of Alva's Squad
Character:
Cheerful and active
She loves empty talk and unnecessary emotions, always helps and notices any change in mood and always jokes and can turn a sad moment into a joke
A sense of duty to the queen
For Vesna, duty to the queen and to the detachment is not an abstraction. She perceives it as a personal responsibility.
appearance:
She has silver-beige hair; it doesn't lie smoothly, but rather as if caught by a gust of wind; the strands flutter freely; the hairstyle is neat but not tight; she has a ponytail like a spiral; her bangs are cute, straight and sometimes fluffy, and two strands protrude from the ponytail, which falls on her chest and is also twisted in a light spiral; there are several turquoise strands
eyes: soft blue, almost birch-colored like mint
translucent fairy wings
The costume is a balance between dress uniform and combat gear: a dress with a full skirt and a bag on the right side, a birch skull, and on the left shoulder a soft, short cloak with fluffy fur, also dark turquoise.
There's a cute staff with a light pink butterfly on the end.

Snezhnograd:
The region's capital and largest settlement. Key plot points are concentrated here: the Polar Palace (the Tsarina's residence), the Fatui headquarters (in Foolov), the Bank of the Northern Kingdom, the Central Train Station, and the Royal Theater.

Svetloledovka:
The Tidesong Cave and the House of the Hesperides are located there.

Sea sand:
A coastal village, the birthplace of Child. Here you can observe the northern lights.

Glupov:
This is where the Fatui Headquarters is located.

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