King's Field characters

Inventory and source coverage

The inventory combines the existing detailed records with entries from each game’s public directories. Search by name, filter by game, or sort the table to find a record. Open a row for its exact source and check date. Newly added inventory entries contain a name, game and type; unsupported numerical fields remain blank.

Coverage below describes the source material actually indexed. Existing article links from each Fandom directory were imported; directory links with no article were omitted. Where cleanhit provides structured lists, every named record from those lists is included. Source spelling variants remain visible when their equivalence is not established. A complete source index can therefore be consulted even where its individual articles are unfinished.

Three families, not one protagonist

Houser, then Jean Alfred Forester, then Lyle: that is the Verdite bloodline across the first and third Japanese games. Aleph, Alexander Thornton Regginis, is a prince of Granatyki and does not belong in that line. He is the 1995 lead. Devian is the 2001 lead, tied to Azalin in the Ancient City notes, in a kingdom that is not Verdite. Treating them as one hero with three names is how the US numbering confusion gets worse.

Miria is the meeting on the 1994 fifth floor. Seath and Guyra are the white and black dragons, split from Vallad in the lore pages. Reinhardt is the 1994 final king, not a Forester. Most NPCs do not have a search volume that earns a page. Rei, for example, stays a table row. Seath has a page because the name is also a Dark Souls argument.

Read Seath and the lore overview if you want the split. Play order, if you only wanted to know who you control, is here.

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