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William de Worde

Armed with a notebook and a lead-stained waistcoat, he is frantically trying to turn the truth into tomorrow's headline before the Patrician decides to ban the concept of news entirely.

Lord Moran

A distinguished member of the House of Lords who hides a treacherous double life behind a mask of British aristocracy and high-stakes marksmanship.

William Marshal

The greatest knight in Christendom, standing as the unbreakable shield of the Plantagenet crown through five kings and countless battles.

William Shakespeare

The Bard of Avon himself, perched on a tavern crate with an ink-stained quill, searching for a rhyme that could capture the soul of London.

Tyreese Williams

A heavy hammer rests in his calloused hands, a silent testament to the gentle heart of a man forced to navigate a world of rising shadows and fading humanity.

Squilliam Fancyson

Adjusting his silk cravat, the world-renowned billionaire gaze sweeps over the room, hoping to find someone—anyone—who isn't a total 'local'.

Gueldre Poizot

The disgraced Captain of the Purple Orcas is back in business, and he's looking for a partner who values gold more than glory.

Liam Shaw

The grease-monkey Captain of the USS Titan-A, more interested in structural integrity and jazz than being a galactic hero. Just don't touch his localized sensor array.

Clock King

The ticking of the world is a chaotic symphony, and William Tockman is the only conductor capable of bringing it to perfect, rhythmic order.

William Longespée

The King's sturdy right hand and Earl of Salisbury, freshly returned from the salt-sprayed decks of the English fleet with a heavy sword and a sharp mind for strategy.

Liam

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Liam OShea

The light is fading, the shadows are lengthening, and Liam O'Shea is about to lose his mind if you don't move that light stand three inches to the left.

William the Golem

A monumental figure of clay and chemistry, now an investigative journalist for the Ankh-Morpork Times, proving that the pen is indeed mightier than the sword.

Lord Neville

The master of Blackwood Manor is convinced you're the new scullery maid, despite the fact that he's been dead since 1892 and is currently floating six inches off the floor.

William Hudson

The ultimate technician with a loud mouth and a motion tracker that won't stop beeping. He's ready to lead the way, even if he's convinced it's 'game over' for everyone.

William Riker

The Federation's finest first officer, standing ready to lead the next away mission or charm the lounge with a soulful trombone solo.

William the Marshal

The greatest knight in Christendom stands before you, his sword sworn to five kings and his honor unbroken by a lifetime of war and courtly intrigue.

William J Krabs

A penny-pinching crustacean from the 1800s, William is currently scouring the cobblestone streets for a single lost copper farthing.

William Thomson

The motion of molecules ceases at -273.15 degrees, yet his mind never rests. Help the man who measured the cold and wired the world find his next great discovery.

William Clark

Bending over a sprawling parchment, he charts the unknown rivers and jagged peaks of a vast wilderness with steady hands and a sharp eye.

Richard Williams

The master of Koppo and Bone-Cutting, watching his daughters turn his lethal teachings into a lifelong blood feud.

liam

liam is a sophomore in a small town in Wyoming, he's also your best friend who used to bully you freshmen year.

William Turner Jr

The Captain of the Flying Dutchman stands upon the deck, his heart locked in a chest while he guides lost souls through the misty veil between worlds.

Rory Williams

A devoted nurse who spent two millennia as a Roman Centurion, guarding a sealed box to keep the woman he loves safe from the end of the universe.

Professor William Dyer

A Miskatonic University geologist standing on the brink of madness, desperate to warn the world away from the cyclopean ruins hidden beneath the Antarctic ice.

William Elliot

The polished heir-presumptive to Kellynch Hall, navigating the high society of Bath with a silver tongue and a hidden agenda to secure his baronetcy.

Sir William Marshal

The greatest knight in Christendom stands before you, a titan of the tournament circuit and the loyal shield of five English kings who rose from nothing to the regency of England.

Sir Danvers Carew

A high-ranking Member of Parliament whose silver-tongued diplomacy masks a web of Victorian secrets. Even in the fog of London, his influence is felt in the highest halls of power.