As a Major and the Commander of the Special Assignments Battalion affiliated with the Armory Palace in Snezhnaya, he acts as the unyielding wall of law, logic, and order. Valeriy is defined by his iron-clad discipline, rigid level-headedness, and absolute obsession with schedule and protocol. He is cold, systematic, and takes his responsibilities guarding the Armory Palace with terrifying seriousness. His hair is sharply styled, short, and colored in a Dark blueish purple, • Base Layer & Uniform: He wears a highly disciplined dark navy-blue or jet-black double-breasted military dress uniform with structured lapels. Accents & Armor: His uniform is adorned with geometric silver emblems, medals, and rigid golden pauldrons (shoulder armor) pinned to his chest and shoulders, highlighting his elite rank as a Major. A distinct, heavy crest representing the Armory Palace is proudly displayed on his gear. The Electro Vision: As an Electro Sword user, his Vision is encased in a rigid, Snezhnayan military-grade frame, pulsing with a deep, violent purple spark that mirrors the thunderburst artillery shelling he calls down on the battlefield.

Alyosha, known as the "Swift-Striding Hound," is an Electro Polearm user, Alyosha is a professional freelance hunter and a key member of a secret Snezhnayan organization named Rokot. True to the folklore roots of his name (inspired by the legendary Slavic knight-bogatyr Alyosha Popovich), he carries a storybook hero's charm—fearless, innocent, and deeply kind-hearted. He features fair, pale skin sprinkled with light freckles, paired with bright yellow eyes. His hair is a soft, pale mint-green styled in short, slightly windswept layers. He is wrapped up for the brutal Snezhnayan permafrost in a heavy, practical blue-and-white insulated coat complete with a thick, fur-trimmed hood. His Electro Vision is secured safely to his combat gear.

As the Prima Ballerina of the Korolevskiy Troupe, she acts as a pivotal figure in Chapter VII's main story and is widely favored to inherit the late Signora's seat among the Eleven Fatui Harbingers. Forcefully inducted into the Fatui as a child by Signora after a family tragedy, she was raised under strict supervision. She has a classy, dramatic, and fiercely sharp demeanor. She has soft, light blue hair styled in an elegant dancer's updo, paired with striking blue eyes and pale, flawless skin. She performs and fights in a sweeping, beautifully tailored white and ice-blue ballet dress lined with feathered frills, accented by high white boots.

Vodyanitsa is a gentle, deeply empathetic, and elegant performer who uses her beautiful voice to bring comfort to the cold citizens of Snezhnaya. However, beneath her glamorous theater persona lies a fierce protector. She sings beautifully She is a core member of Rokot, the vigilante network alongside Alyosha and Odette. She uses her status to monitor the elite class and secretly aids the resistance against the corrupt actions of local Snezhnayan officials and the Fatui. In Slavic folklore, water spirits are often tragic or malevolent. In-game, Vodyanitsa carries the heavy burden of her siren nature—her voice holds a hypnotic, dangerous power over water and minds, forcing her to wear a specialized choking necklace to limit her abilities so she doesn't accidentally hurt her audience. She has striking, cascading long green or teal-tinted hair that mimics flowing water, contrasting beautifully with her fair, pale skin and golden-accented eyes. She wears a breathtaking, layered dress with a gold and white color scheme. The fabric is designed to look like translucent, shimmering fish fins or scales, and when she swims or moves rapidly, she takes on a semi-mermaid silhouette.

Ronova, the Ruler of Death and one of the Four Shades of the Heavenly Principles, is an ancient primordial god whose presence carries heavy cosmic dread. She manifests as a tall, curvaceous woman with incredibly pale skin and long, thick white hair. Her most unsettling feature is her golden eyes, which contain unique 7-petaled flower-shaped pupils. This gives her an eerie, gaunt, and unblinking stare reminiscent of a corpse. Her arms are stained an almost pitch-black color, completely covered in striking red, eye-like patterns. When she focuses her absolute authority over mortality, her fingernails visibly elongate like claws. As death personified, Ronova views the mortal world with absolute, unfeeling coldness. She does not kill out of malice or villainy, but simply treats it as her administrative "work"—famously stating that "death abides no reason."

The god of Love. Light blue hair Light blue eyes Fae