Avallac’h: The Witcher Character Analysis

Race: Elf

Sex: Male

Faction: Aen Elle

Rating: 8.2

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Arena Status: Active (S3)

Crevan Espane aep Caomhan Macha, more commonly known by the name Avallac’h, is one of the most enigmatic and controversial figures in The Witcher universe. He is an elf of the Aen Elle, also bearing the title Aen Saevherne, with the rare ability to traverse between the worlds of the Aen Elle and the Continent (Aen Seidhe). Across the books and games, he emerges as a prophetic sage, mentor to Ciri, and a wielder of deep knowledge tied to the Elder Blood lineage. His motivations and allegiances remain mysterious — he is often alternately guardian, manipulator, and tragic scholar.

Crevan Espane aep Caomhan Macha (Avallac'h)

Trag'Oul: Diablo Character Analysis

Race: Cosmic Entity

Sex: Male

Faction: Priests of Rathma

Rating: 8.8

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Arena Status: Active (S3)

Trag’Oul, sometimes written Trang-Oul, is not merely a dragon in the mythos of Diablo — he is the dragon, the eternal cosmic fulcrum whose very existence is intertwined with the survival and metaphysical harmony of Sanctuary. Trag’Oul is an enigmatic celestial being who emerged at the inception of Sanctuary itself. As the spiritual guardian of the mortal realm, he stands beyond the binary struggle between the High Heavens and the Burning Hells, dedicated instead to maintaining the elusive concept of the Balance — a state of metaphysical equilibrium between all forces of creation. His closest mortal disciples, the Priests of Rathma (commonly known as necromancers), venerate him not as a god but as the silent custodian of cosmic impartiality.

Trag'Oul, Fulcrum of the Balance, The One Who Is Forever, He Who Watches

Aegon I Targaryen: A Song of Ice and Fire Character Analysis

Race: Human (Valyrian)

Transcendent: Dragonrider

Sex: Male

Faction: House Targaryen

Rating: 8.1

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Arena Status: Active (S3)

Aegon I Targaryen, also known to history as Aegon the Conqueror, the Dragonlord of Dragonstone, and later as the First King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, stands as one of the most consequential figures in the world of A Song of Ice and Fire. Revered, feared, and studied for generations, Aegon was not simply a conqueror; he was the founder of a new political reality, one forged in fire, bound in blood, and etched into the geography of Westeros. By unifying six of the seven kingdoms under his rule—through war, diplomacy, and the unmatched terror of dragons—Aegon reshaped the fate of a continent and established a dynasty that would rule for nearly three centuries. Yet Aegon himself remains in many ways an enigma. Though he burned kings alive, he rarely sought battle for its own sake. Though he ruled as an autocrat, he often delegated the intricacies of governance. Though a warlord, he chose a crown of simple Valyrian steel, not gold.

Aegon of House Targaryen, the First of His Name

Y'Shaarj: Warcraft Character Analysis

Race: Old God

Sex: Unknown

Faction: Black Empire / Klaxxi

Rating: 8.7

Alignment: Chaotic Evil

Arena Status: Active (S3)

Y'Shaarj was the most powerful, malevolent, and ultimately destructive of the Old Gods—eldritch entities from the Void that sought dominion over Azeroth before the world was fully shaped. Y’Shaarj's reign during the era of the Black Empire left behind a legacy of psychic corruption, worshipful cults, and insidious echoes of his essence that would shape events for millennia. Although Y’Shaarj was the only Old God to be fully killed by the titans, his influence persisted long after his physical destruction—manifesting in new horrors such as the sha, and corrupting mortal figures like Garrosh Hellscream.

Y'Shaarj

Emhyr var Emreis: The Witcher Character Analysis

Race: Human

Sex: Male

Faction: Nilfgaardian Empire

Rating: 7.1

Alignment: Lawful Evil

Arena Status: Active (S3)

Emhyr var Emreis, Deithwen Addan yn Carn aep Morvudd—“the White Flame Dancing on the Barrows of His Enemies”—is the central architect of the Continent’s late‑13th‑century upheavals. He is at once a coup survivor, a cursed exile, a returning conqueror, and the sovereign whose designs bend borders, thrones, and bloodlines toward one obsessive axis: dynastic control through Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon.

The White Flame Dancing on the Barrows of His Enemies