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Character Index, Part 1

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A

Abbys
An Omnian prophet who put in his part of the Septateuch the little sentence saying that there is no greater and more honourable sacrifice than one's life for God. This is also called the Jihad motto. Mentioned in Small Gods

Abraxas the Agnostic (Charcoal)
An Ephebian religious philosopher. Struck by lightning at least fifteen times. Wrote a surprisingly accurate discourse called On Religion. Found the lost city of Ee. Mentioned in Small Gods

Abrim
Grand Vizier of Al Khali, with the obligatory twisted personality. Aspiring to be a wizard, but refused entry to UU on grounds of mental unstability (makes you wonder, when you think of e.g. the Bursar). Tall, moustached, wore a turban on his pointy hat. His fate proved that you shouldn't put too much faith in hats, in spite of the headological benefits. Appears in Sourcery

Achmed the Mad (Achmed the I Just Get These Headaches)
A self-taught Klatchian necromancer. Wrote the Achmed the I Just Get These Headaches's Book of Humorous Cat Stories and the Necrotelicomnicon, also known as the Liber Paginarus Fulvarum. Mentioned in Moving Pictures

Agantia
Queen of Skund and friend of Casanunda, to whom she gave the title of Count. Mentioned in Lords and Ladies

Agony Aunts
Enforcers of the Guild of Seamstresses. Mentioned in Jingo

Ahmed, 71-hour
Klatchian, average height, skinny, very scarred, bearded, carries a big sword, chews cloves, mostly gold teeth. Anything else would be a spoiler for his role in Jingo

Ajandurah
Inventor of the Wand of Utter Negativity. Mentioned in The Colour Of Magic

Akbar
A sergeant in the Omnian Divine Legion. Appears in Small Gods

Akhan
Son of Greasy Arif and Klatchian apprentice fisherman. Quite reasonable (at least in comparison to his father). Appears in Jingo

Aklathep, Tshup
Infernal Star Toad with A Million Young. Tortures its victims to death by showing them pictures of its children until their brains implode. Mentioned in Moving Pictures

Albert
See Malich, Alberto

Al-chema, Affir
Klatchian alchemist. Wrote the seminal work of the science, Principia Explosia. Mentioned in Jingo

Alfonz
Sailor on Chidder's boat, the Unnamed. Has a good build, lots of scars and very... uh... instructive tattoos. Appears in Pyramids

Aliss, Black
See Aliss Demurrage

Alohura
beTrobi goddess of Lightning (a monopoly breakage?). Mentioned in The Colour Of Magic

Amber
Troll love story heroine. In love with Jasper. Bad temper. For full story, turn to Moving Pictures

Amonia
A queen of Lancre, although not for long. Remember that "dumb blond" joke about hide-and-seek? Mentioned in Lords and Ladies

André
Ankh-Morpork Opera House pianist and Cable Street Particular. Appears in Maskerade

Angua Delphine von Überwald
Daughter of baron Guye von Überwald, aka Silvertail, and Serafine Soxe-Bloonberg, aka Yellowfang. Constable in the Ankh-Morpork Night Watch. Tall, blonde and beautiful in human form, light gray and well-bred in wolf form. In love with Corporal Carrot. Lives at Mrs. Cake's. Her werewolf abilities include good fighting skills and a keen smell (miles around and months into the past). Even though, she is afraid of her wolf nature taking over. Appears in Men At Arms and Feet Of Clay.

Angus
St Ungulant's invisible friend. Strong-minded, capable. Appears in Small Gods

Annaple, Nanny
A Ramtop witch living over the mountain from Bad Ass. Owns a billy goat. Lost all her teeth by the age of twenty. A lot of warts. In short, typical witch and subject of Esme Weatherwax's jealousy. Mentioned in Equal Rites

Antiphon
Ephebian writer of comic plays. A remarkable feature of his plays is that the actors hit one another with big sticks every time they make a joke and refuse to proceed until someone laughs. Appears in Pyramids

Argavisti
General of the Ephebian army. Appears in Small Gods

Arif, Greasy
Klatchian fisherman and mortal enemy to Solid Jackson. Just as narrow-minded and xenophobic. Has a son called Akhan. Appears in Jingo

Aristocrates
An important Ephebian philosopher. Secretary to the Tyrant. Wrote Platitudes. Appears in Small Gods

Armstrangler
Cheery Littlebottom's uncle. Mentioned in Feet Of Clay

Artela
The Great Cow of the Arch of the Sky. Wife of Teppicymon XXVII, sister of Vyrt and mother of Teppic. Liked cats. Self-centered. Had a good sense of direction and a lot of insight. Eaten by a Djel crocodile. Mentioned in Pyramids

Arthur, Barking Mad
A member of the Dog Guild. One eye, bad temper, Rottweiler. Killed by Big Fido. Mentioned in Men at Arms

Artorollo
King of Ankh in the times of Alberto Malich (about two thousand years before the present). Little fat man with a squeaky voice. Mentioned in Mort

Ashk-ur-men-tep
Past king of Djelibeybi. Lived before people invented spelling. Appears in Pyramids

Asphalt
A very short showbusiness troll. Roadie for the Band With Rocks In. Showbusiness is his life, even if it means being sat on by elephants. Appears in Soul Music

Astfgl
The king of demons in Eric. The demonic version of a modern executive. Likes all the props -- little chromed balls, paper clips, notepads, stattuettes, the works. Modernized Hell into a real torture. Wears red, bears a trident. Now Supreme Life President of Hell.

Astoria
Ephebian Goddess of Love. According to Om, a complete bubblehead. Mentioned in Small Gods

Atavarr
Inventor of the Personal Gravitational Upset, a spell diverting someone's gravity by 90 degrees. Mentioned in The Colour Of Magic

A'Tuin, The Great
A gigantic astroturtle (sex unspecified) who bears the burden of the Discworld, as well as four elephants -- Berilia, Tubul, Great T'Phon and Jerakeen. Appears in every book -- it's the Discworld cycle, isn't it?

Auditors of Reality(Inspectors)
A group of beings totally indistinguishable from each other. For them, to be a personality is to be mortal, so their inner logic causes one to spontaneously combust whenever it as much as uses the singular first person pronoun. Their job is to see that the universe runs efficiently -- if you travelled faster than light, it is quite possible that it is they who would fine you for speeding. They don't like life, as it gets in the way of the efficient running of the universe. They manifest as empty grey robes. They don't speak - they just change reality so that they have spoken. Enemies of Death. They appear in Reaper Man and Hogfather, and are mentioned in Eric

Azaremoth
The Stench of Dog Breath, a demon. Appears in Eric

Azrael
THE DEATH. His relationship to Death is a little like Death and Death of Rats. So large he can only be measured in terms of lightspeed. Always sad in his prison of a billion years. Appears in Reaper Man

B

Baker
A weaver in Lancre. A Lancre Morris Man. Appears in Lords and Ladies

Bast
A cat-headed god worshipped in Djelibeybi. Note: Bast/Bastet was a cat-headed Egyptian goddess. Mentioned in Pyramids

Bauxite
Lance-Constable in the City Militia recruited in Men At Arms

Beano
A clown in Ankh-Morpork. Friend and victim of Edward D'Eath. Appears in Men At Arms

Bearhugger, Jimkin
Owner of a distillery in Ankh-Morpork. Producer of Sam Vimes's favourite drink. Mentioned in Guards! Guards! and Feet of Clay

Beedle, Granny
A Ramtop witch and friend of Goodie Hamstring. Mentioned in Mort

Bel Shamharoth
See Shamharoth, Bel

Belafon
A young druid and computer specialist. Wears traditional druidical clothes. Appears in The Light Fantastic

Bemery, Queen
A Queen of Lancre, 670-722. Good-looking in a stern way. Haunts Lancre Castle. Mentioned in Wyrd Sisters

Bentinck
A brandy producer. Mentioned in Reaper Man

Bentzen
Mercenary captain of Duke Felmet's personal bodyguard. Chilly eyes. Didn't trust drama and had no conscience. As efficient a killer as a psychotic mongoose (that's a quote), he nevertheless made his final mistake in calling Esmerelda Weatherwax a "mother of the night". Appears in Wyrd Sisters, although briefly

Berilia
One of the elephants standing between A'Tuin and the Discworld. Mentioned in The Colour of Magic

Bertie
Leader of Bertie the Balladeer and His Troubadour Rascals, a traditional music group. Mentioned in Soul Music

Beryl
One of the trolls Rincewind met in the valley. Female, a bit metamorphic. Wife of Kwartz. Appears in The Light Fantastic.

Bethan
A professional druidic sacrifice, rescued by Cohen the Barbarian in The Light Fantastic

Bibbleton, the Hon. Jeffrey (Trouble in Trousers [home], Foureyes [school])
One of the children on Violet's list. Lives in the Scrote Manor, Park Lane. Mentioned in Hogfather

Bibulous
God of Wine. Toga, wine leaves and so on. Drinks all the time. Appears in Hogfather

Bilious
God of Hangovers. Looks like a young male human. Created after the Hogfather's death. Is almost always hung over, especially after the God of Wine's drinking. Appears in Hogfather.

Billet, Drum
A wizard with little knowledge about children. Passed his powers to Eskarina Smith. For a while hung around as a tree, later reincarnated as an ant. Appears in Equal Rites

Billias, Skarmer
A wizard and head of The Order of the Silver Star. Killed by Coin. Appears in Sourcery

Bin
A god of Djelibeybi. Mentioned in Pyramids

Binky
Death's flesh-and-blood horse. Has an easy walk. Leaves no hoofprints except sometimes flaming ones in mid-air. Has a good aim. Appears in Mort, Reaper Man, Soul Music and Interesting Times

Bird, Gaffer
Head handleman in Holy Wood. No eyebrows, wears his cap back to front. Appears in Moving Pictures

Black Aliss
See Aliss Demurrage

Blenkin
Manservant to Edward D'Eath. Appears in Men At Arms

Blind Hugh
A beggar in the Docks of Ankh-Morpork. Very sensitive to gold. Died one month before Jingo. Appears in The Colour Of Magic and Jingo

Blondie
Leader of Blondie And His Merry Troubadours, a music group. Mentioned in Soul Music

Bloody Stupid
A camel mathematician living in Tsort. An acquaintance of You Bastard. Mentioned in Pyramids

Bluestone, Lias (Cliff)
The drummer of the Band With Rocks In. Wears sunglasses. Quite smart for a troll. No known relationship to the Holy Wood troll bar "The Blue Lias". Appears in Soul Music

Bobby, Most Holy St
A donkey and Ossory's companion in the desert. Mentioned in Small Gods and Soul Music

Boffo
Doorkeeper at the Fools' Guild. Bad memory. Appears in Men At Arms

Boggis
A family of thieves which had given Ankh-Morpork a lot of thieves both good and bad, including at least one Guild President. Appear in Sourcery, Wyrd Sisters, Guards! Guards!, Feet Of Clay and Jingo

Bon Anna, Lady
A voodoo goddess. Mentioned in Witches Abroad

Boot, Denephew
Wizard and behavioral researcher. Most known accomplishment: discovered that by a system of rewards and punishments he could train a dog, at the sound of a bell, to immediately eat a strawberry meringue. Mentioned in Jingo

Borgle, Nodar
Owner of a Klatchian canteen in Holy Wood. On tasting the merchandise, customers suspected Dibbler must have been responsible for the menu. That was not true. Appears in Moving Pictures

Bottler, Violet
The tooth fairy. Not too bright. Doesn't touch alcohol. Appears in Hogfather

Brattsley
A member of Vitoller's Men. Appears in Wyrd Sisters

Bravd the Hublander
A hero of traditional posture and modern intellect. Appears in The Colour Of Magic

Breccia
One of the trolls Rincewind met in the valley. Appears in The Light Fantastic. Later there's an actor of the same name in Holy Wood, cousin of Galena.

Broadman
A previous owner of the Drum. Fat, short, black eyes. Appears in The Colour Of Magic

Brooks, Mr
Royal Lancre Beekeper. Treats everyone as slightly inferior. As close to being a witch as you can get in trousers. Hates wasps. Appears in Lords and Ladies

Brown, Mr
The best locksmith in Ankh-Morpork. Neat, elderly. Hired by Teatime, with the predictable ending. Appears in Hogfather

Brunt, Ossie
Xenophobic maniac from Ankh-Morpork. Short, weak. A quiet sort of person. Archery hobbist. Appears in Jingo

Brutha (The Big Dumb Ox)
An Omnian novice in the Citadel and the 8th prophet of Omnianism. Reformated the religion. Tall, strongly built, muscular. Great believer. Holographic memory. Absolute sense of direction. Kind to tortoises. Main character of Small Gods

Bunu
The Djelibeybian Goat-Headed God of Goats. Mentioned in Pyramids

Burleigh, Mr
President of the Guild of Armourers of Ankh-Morpork and maker of fine weaponry. The kind of person that desperately tries to avoid silences in conversation. Appears in Jingo, mentioned in Hogfather

Bursar
See Worblehat, Horace

Butts, Eulalie
Co-founder and principal of the Quirm College for Young Ladies. Unfortunately for her, one of those ladies happened to be Susan Sto Helit. Appears in Soul Music

Bylaxis, Mrs
A kind-hearted Ephebian lady, with a leg dropping off. Mentioned in Small Gods

C

Cadram, Prince
Ruler of Klatch. Strict but fair. Plays by the rules of the political game. Older brother of Prince Khufurah. Appears in Jingo

Cake, Evadne
The infamous Mrs. Cake, medium, templar nightmare and landlady for the undead. Widow with one daughter, Ludmilla. Small, circular, large hat and handbag. She is deeply religious, although she doesn't accept priestesses and eventually breaks up with every church on the grounds of her daughter's difference. Strong precognition which can be troublesome in conversation. Appears in Reaper Man and Men At Arms

Cake, Ludmilla
Daughter of Evadne Cake and Mr. Cake (deceased). A werewolf in a (hopefully) stable relationship with Lupine. Appears in Reaper Man and is mentioned in Men At Arms

Cakebread, Mr
An old man with the daring to once kick Greebo. Mentioned in Wyrd Sisters

Caleb the Ripper
A member of Cohen's Silver Horde. 85 years old. Killed more than 400 men with bare hands and 2 with their bare hands. Appears in Interesting Times

Carbonaceous
A troll in Lancre and friend of Mustrum Ridcully. Mentioned in Lords and Ladies

Carding, Marmaric
8th level wizard and Head of the Hoodwinkers. 17 stone. Killed by Coin's staff. Appears in Sourcery

Carry, Arthur
A candlemaker in Ankh-Morpork. Appears in Feet of Clay

Casanunda, Count Giamo
The Disc's second greatest lover, outrageous liar, soldier of fortune and stepladder repairer. 3'9" tall. Wears human clothing. Appears in Witches Abroad and Lords and Ladies, mentioned in Soul Music

Catbury
The first genetics specialist on the Disc. Wizard and garden owner. Mentioned in the Discworld Companion under "genetics".

Catroaster
An Ankh-Morporkian philosopher. Uttering the phrase "When a man is tired of Ankh-Morpork he is tired of ankle-deep slurry" proved to be fatal for him. Mentioned in Mort

Catseye
An Ankh-Morpork thug. Saw very well in the dark. Hired by Teatime. Appears in Hogfather

Celyn, Imp y (Buddy)
A Llamedosian bard, later vocalist and guitarist of the Band With Rocks In. Dark curly hair, looks a bit elvish. Can play anything with strings on it. Won a Llamedos song contest with a piece called Sioni Bod Da. Likes dwarf bread. Appears in Soul Music

Cena
A prophet in Omnianism. Wondered in the desert (like most of them). Mentioned in Pyramids

Chalky
An enterprising troll in Ankh-Morpork. Runs a wholesale building supplies firm, but also does other things, like printing and cheap pottery. His workshop is at 12 The Scours. Large, tends to flake in the daylight. Comes from a sedimentary family. Amiable character. Mentioned in Reaper Man, Men At Arms and Soul Music

Champot
Past king of Lancre. Builder of Lancre Castle. Haunts the castle carrying his head under his arm. There's a puzzle about his death -- Discworld Companion says he died of gout, while in the cycle he says his nephew cut off his head. Appears in Wyrd Sisters

Chance
A female antropomorphic personification. Mentioned in The Colour of Magic

Changebasket, Skrelt
Wizard and re-founder of the Ancient and Truly Original Sages of the Unbroken Circle. Learned the difference between normal and Great spells at the point of the wizard's death. Mentioned in The Light Fantastic

Charley
Bartender in the Mended Drum in Guards! Guards!. Large, heavy-set, lots of scars on the face. Friendly unless rankled

Charnel, Brother
The greatest hornblower in history. He was greatly helped in that by his magical horn. Unfortunately, it was made of Offler's altar gold, which made the gods... upset. Mentioned in Soul Music

Cheese, Mr
Owner of the Bucket in Gleam Street, the Night Watch's bar. Appears in Men At Arms and Feet Of Clay

Cheesewaller, C V DM (Unseen), B.Thau., BF
An old Quirmian wizard. Traditional when it comes to props, including an unimaginatively named raven. Mentioned in Soul Music

Cheesewright
One of Teppic's classmates in the Assassins' school. Red hair, freckles. Always at odds with Chidder. Appears in Pyramids

Chefet
The Djelibeybian dog-headed god of metalwork. Appears in Pyramids

Chert
A Ramtop troll. Runs a sawmill near Cutshade Forest. Mentioned in Witches Abroad

Chestnuts, Harry
An informer of Fred Colon's. Mentioned in Jingo

Chidder (Chiddy)
One of Teppic's classmates in the Assassins' school. Open-faced. Constantly at odds with Cheesewright. His father is into commerce. Owner of the Unnamed (basically a cross between the Rhoxie and the USS Enterprise). Appears in Pyramids

Chondrodite
The troll god of love. Mentioned in Moving Pictures

Christine
A singer at the Ankh-Morpork Opera House. Bad voice, good looks. Not too bright, except when it comes to making an impression. Appears in Maskerade

Chrysoprase (Chrys)
Ankh-Morpork troll godfather. Chief of the underground. Major deals include promotion of Music With Rocks In and distribution of Slab. Sleek and smooth, wears a suit. Diamond jewellery... you don't want to know what it's made of. The name is spelled "Chrystophrase" in Wyrd Sisters, but that might be an accidental typo. Appears in Men At Arms, Soul Music and Feet Of Clay, mentioned in Wyrd Sisters. Possible alter-ego: Krysoprase

Chume, the Notorious Herring Thrower
Someone who killed 14 people (how is anyone's guess) and got a mention both in the Farmer's Almanac and Reaper Man

Churn, Ezrolith
A very old Archchancellor in the times of Eric. Was writing a treatise on 'Some Little Known Aspects of Kuian Rain-Making Rituals'

Clay
A male pebble (troll kid). Can't read. Mentioned in Soul Music

Cleph-ptah-re
Past queen of Djelibeybi. Teppic's aunt. Expresses her dislikes in terminal ways. Appears in Pyramids

Clete, Mr
Secretary of the Musicians' Guild. Organizer type, illustrious career. Quote: "who was what you would get if you extracted fossilized genetic material from something in amber and then gave it a suit". In accordance to this description, cold-blooded and ruthless without realizing he is being so. Tries to be funny. Laughs like this: "hat, hat, hat". A bit of a rat, and went on the same way. Appears in Soul Music

Cliff
See Bluestone, Lias

Coalface
Notorious troll criminal, conscripted later into the Watch in Men At Arms

Cohen, Genghis
The greatest barbarian hero alive. Doer of mighty deeds, rescuer of virgins etc. As a result of being 87/107 (LF/IT) years old, totally bald, thin and arthritic but spry. One eye. Suffers from lumbago, backache, piles and bad digestion. Next of kin: daughter Conena, (ex)wife Bethan. Wears a set of troll teeth. Last mentioned as the Agatean Emperor. Appears in The Light Fantastic and Interesting Times, mentioned in Moving Pictures and Lords and Ladies

Coffin Henry
One of the beggars of Misbegot Bridge. Coughs all the time. Has a remarkable collection of skin diseases. Earns money by getting paid for not coming to parties, weddings etc. Appears in Soul Music, Feet Of Clay and Hogfather

Coin
The eighth son of Ipslore the Red and, consequently, a sourcerer. At the time of Sourcery, ten years old. Blond, golden eyes. Had a black octiron staff. Current whereabouts unknown. Appears in Sourcery

Colette
A girl working at Mrs Palm's House of Negotiable Affection. Very handsome, unusual earrings. It is noteworthy that this character is based on an actual denizen of alt.fan.pratchett, Colette Reap. Appears in Maskerade

Colon, Sgt. Frederick
A member of the City Watch for thirty years. Big, red face, about sixty. Smokes a pipe. Married, has children and grandchildren. Good at archery. Appears in Guards! Guards!, Moving Pictures, Reaper Man, Men At Arms, Soul Music and Feet Of Clay

Conina
Genghis Cohen's daughter and barbarian hairdresser. White hair, tan. Wants to live a normal life, but the genes won't let her. Appears in Sourcery

Coplei, Bosun
Bosun of the Fin of God. Appears in Small Gods

Cornice Overlooking Broadway
A gargoyle residing on the Ankh-Morpork Opera House. Friend of Carrot. Appears in Men At Arms

Cosmopolite, Marietta
An Ankh-Morpork seamstress (the real McWossname). Lives at 3 Quirm Street. Old, worked in Holy Wood. Buried four husbands. Thinks people are nice if given the chance, everything will turn out all right, and dwarfs are peering at her when she changes her dress (one of those is true). Inspiration of the Way of Mrs Cosmopolite, which is practiced in hidden valleys above the Ramtop snowline. Appears in Moving Pictures and is mentioned in Witches Abroad and Soul Music

Crag
Princess Jade's troll boyfriend from the next valley. Nice and hard-working. Mentioned in Soul Music

Crash
Son of a rich dealer in hay and foodstuffs. Not too intelligent. Front man of the Band Formerly Known As Insanity. Can't play, can't sing, can't behave on the stage. Appears in Soul Music

Creator, A
The maker of the Discworld. A little, rat-faced man. Absent-minded. First owner of the Octavo. Does all his own trees. Kind to passers-by. Appears in Eric

Creosote
The fat poet wannabe and Seriph of Al Khali by heritage. Very fond of stories. Appears in Sourcery

Critchley
Master in the Bakers' Guild. Tends to shout at people. Mentioned in Guards! Guards!

Croissant Rouge Pursuivant
One of the Heralds at the Ankh-Morpork Royall College of Heralds. Appears in Feet Of Clay

Cruces, Dr.
The head tutor of the Assassins' school in Pyramids. Head of the Assassins' Guild in Guards! Guards! and Men At Arms

Crullet
Fisherman from Jowser Cove, near Holy Wood. Mentioned in Moving Pictures

Cubal
Ephebian fire god. Mentioned in Small Gods

Cuddy
First dwarf member of the Ankh-Morpork Night Watch. Typical dwarf, one glass eye. Quite tolerant, which resulted in an uneasy at first friendship with Detritus. Appears in Men At Arms

Cumber, Miss
Teacher of Language at the Quirm College For Young Ladies. Mentioned in Soul Music

Cumberbatch, Silas
Once town crier, now a Night Watchman. Voice heard three streets away, no neighbours. Appears in Men At Arms

Cupidor, Mme
Mistress of Mad King Soup II of Lancre. Owned a wig with a small take-away linguini shop in it. Mentioned in Lords and Ladies

Curry, Annabel
Nine years old, orphan, daughter of a Night Watchman. Cared for by Vimes. Mentioned in Men At Arms

Cutangle
Once Archchancellor of the Unseen University and Archmage of the Silver Star. Very fat. As for character, an early attempt at Ridcully. Brought up in Lancre, near Bad Ass. Appears in Equal Rites

Cutwell, Igneous
DM (Unseen) and the Sto Lat resident wizard. His full name, as stated on his door, is "Igneous Cutwell, DM (Unseen), Marster of the Infinit, Illuminartus, Wyzard to Princes, Gardian of the Sacred Portalls, If Out leave Maile with Mrs Nugent Next Door", when speaking he claims titles like "Holder of the Eight Keys" and "Traveller in the Dungeon Dimensions". 20 years old, curly hair, no beard, round face. Quite traditional. Specializes in all sorts of love potions, including Cutwell's Shield of Passion ointment, and also trades in similar products by other adepts of magic (like Granny Weatherwax, although it might have been an impersonation by Nanny Ogg). Likes food. Later Royal Recognizer to Princess Keli. Appears in Mort

Cyril
A dyslexic and forgetful cockerel who lives at Miss Flitworth's farm. Appears in Reaper Man


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