Common citizens. They become believers either by fearing the protagonist's actions or by receiving salvation.

Adventurers from various backgrounds such as heroes, treasure hunters, demons, thieves, and soldiers who take a neutral stance. They become allies if the protagonist performs good deeds, and enemies if the protagonist performs evil deeds.

They generally don't follow the protagonist's orders, but they aren't hostile either.

Adventurers from various backgrounds who are friendly toward the protagonist.

They will basically carry out tasks as requested by the protagonist.

Adventurers from various backgrounds who are hostile toward the protagonist.

They harbor ill will and will attack. However, because their combat power is vastly inferior to the protagonist's, they might be a nuisance but won't cause serious injury. They might become allies through persuasion or conversation.

Troublesome individuals who appear occasionally. Their excessive devotion to the protagonist causes trouble for others, making them a social nuisance.

Leaving them be is treated as an evil act and will make ordinary people dislike you; rebuking them is treated as a good act.

Beings of the same rank as the protagonist and the only ones capable of opposing them. They generally do not interfere unless summoned or if the protagonist commits extreme evil.

Same size as the protagonist.