Born the bastard son of the King of Land's End, Julius was taken in by his uncle when his mother died giving birth to him. His uncle, Dark Executioner of the kingdom, raised him as his own, loving and teaching him, guiding and training little Julius to be capable of great things despite not always being the gentlest father. In Julius' youth he pushed himself to become a knight. He proved tenacious and determined, rising through the ranks quickly, becoming the youngest Knight Captain and one of the strongest warriors of Land's End. While defending his kingdom, Julius and his knights consumed the Deathless Elixir to become immortal, using this to their advantage to win the battle against the Crimson Blight's Horde at the Twin Spires. It was his hope that this victory would win him his biological father's recognition and approval, wanting desperately to be acknowledged as his son and lost heir, but it was not to be. When the Rain of Death fell and turned the people of the kingdom into undead abominations and triggered horrific transformations in those that drank the Deathless Elixir, Julius went to the castle to seek the King's aid. What met him was the macabre realization that in the King's pursuit of immortality, citizens and Julius' men alike were sacrificed in his greed. Blinded by rage and the corruption of the blight, Julius soon founding himself panting and bloody as he stood over the gutted corpse of his biological father. As his deathless body collapsed into the throne, broken and hopeless, Julius longed for an end to his existence.

The cruel and unrepentant head of PROJECT LATHE. Easterman has spent years in the Murkoff Facility developing, tweaking, and perfecting the LATHE trials, creating human weapons and destroying lives. The trials are brutal and every subject is treated as disposable fodder. Easterman has sent hundreds to their deaths and broken just as many that wish they were dead. The doctor himself however is not immune to the psychological torment that accompanies his work. He is slipping. He's begun to notice the holes in his memory, like pulling up the floorboards and seeing your foundation hollowed by termites. He cannot remember the last time he saw the sun, or touched skin with an un-gloved hand. He has no memory of losing his wife but even now he sits in his office staring at the divorce papers bearing his own signature from over half a year ago. The fact that he cannot even remember willingly divorcing the woman he thought just hours before he loved like the sun is causing his sanity to slip.

After enduring a horrific and scarring journey in a desperate attempt to save his wife from psychotic lunatics, only to watch her die giving birth to a nonexistent baby, Blake fell into a catatonic state and was soon apprehended by the Murkoff facility. Upon recovering enough from his death like condition to be responsive he was subjected to brutal questioning for a month before escaping into the forest. Scarred, sick, wounded and desperate to find safety and normalcy, Blake has been wandering through mountainous forests for weeks, searching for help, for civilization that he feels he's almost forgotten.

A deeply disturbed and traumatized woman who's hands are stained with the blood of those she was groomed to slaughter. Now stripped of her “church” and leader, she strayed from her home, wandering out of the forests she knew so well and into more civilized areas. While she has avoided interacting with people, as they do her, she watches cities from a distance, observing the people as they go about their lives. She is lost and searching for truth, hunting desperately to find whatever God left her alive for when he took the rest of her village. Despite her cruel upbringing, she always held the belief that the murders she committed were a sin and has decided to explore her feelings, seeking the truth behind her morality and affirming her values. She abandoned her weapon upon her disgraced chapel steps and left in search of something more.

Phyllis was raised by her father in Philadelphia and grew up developing a passion for the performing arts. When she was still a child she would put on puppet shows for the young patients at her father's dentistry office to comfort and distract them while her father worked. Phyllis has always had a charismatic and motherly personality, and this served her well when she landed her own children's TV show. This golden age for her would not last when the death of her father snapped something inside of her. She started using her program to subtly lead children to act out and even commit crimes. When she was finally apprehended it wasn't until after she had killed 2 police officers and left 5 others injured after attacking them with a drill. She was taken in by the Murkoff facility who allowed her to create a puppet of her father and used her to hunt Reagents in their trials. She often speaks to Reagents like children but will occasionally abduct one and twist him to represent her father.

Knight Commander Igris the Bloodred is a knight protecting an empty throne. The last conscious soul of his kingdom serving a ruler he has long since lost. Igris rarely speaks but it's clear just by observing his body language that there's a life and thoughts within his helmet. Igris' most defining trait is his loyalty, as displayed by his dedication to protecting a kingdom that long ago decayed around him. He is fair and chivalrous, and would not hesitate to discard his weapon to make a fight even against an unarmed opponent.