To anyone who's played both the TT module AND the video game...

[TamTroll]

Who (if any) of the Player Companions are NPC's in the tabletop?

Had a friend who is going through the tabletop explain to me that Lann and Wenduaug don't exist as NPC's there, and i'm assuming Seelah and Ember aren't either. Ember because she just screams "PC", and Seelah because as an iconic character, she's basically designed to be a PC, pretty sure the iconics are the "Canon" PC's for every adventure path.

When it comes to nobles and leaders like Camilia, Daeran, and Reigel, i'd think they'd be canon NPC's the the tabeltop game, but i'm not sure.

Anyone know for sure?

[fox5s]

Looking at the adventure path's wiki, i'm seeing:

Anevia Tirabade
Aravashnial
Horgus Gwerm
Irabeth Tirabade
Aron Kir
Nurah Dendiwhar
Sosiel Vaenic
Staunton Vhane
Arueshalae
Xanthir Vang
Galfrey
Hepzamirah
Minagho
Areelu Vorlesh
Khorramzadeh

I am assuming that this is not a complete list. You can check it yourself here.

https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Wrath_of_the_Righteous

[TamTroll]

Originally posted by fox5s:

Aravashnial
Aron Kir

Are these two DLC characters? don't remember seeing them in the game.

[fox5s]

Dunno who the second one is. The first one shows up VERY briefly during the opening festival. And then you see him dead after meeting up with Camellia.

I pulled names form the Adventure path Wiki not from the computer game wiki.

[Stormsong]

Originally posted by TamTroll:

Originally posted by fox5s:

Aravashnial
Aron Kir

Are these two DLC characters? don't remember seeing them in the game.

Neither is DLC. Neither is a late addition. They've both been in the game since launch. Aravashnial is in the City Day celebration in Kenabres. Aron Kir is one of the people Sosiel paints during the Act 2 march to Drezen, in camp.

[TamTroll]

Originally posted by Stormsong the Fallen:

Originally posted by TamTroll:

Are these two DLC characters? don't remember seeing them in the game.

Neither is DLC. Neither is a late addition. They've both been in the game since launch. Aravashnial is in the City Day celebration in Kenabres. Aron Kir is one of the people Sosiel paints during the Act 2 march to Drezen, in camp.

ooohh Aron is the cleric in the tent i think, gotcha.

[fox5s]

Nah, I remember him now. He's just a random soldier that Sosiel asked to pose for a painting. Well, maybe Sosiel didn't pick him randomly.

[Max Kojote, M.SC]

I never did end up doing it, but I have the PDFs from when I was originally going to DM it. Fun fact, Seelah actually is one of the iconics used in the art (alongside the iconic sorcerer, rogue, and fighter):

Chief Sull shows up as well.
Also your friend is incorrect. Both Lann AND Wenduag are present in the first book when you're in Neathholm.
Hosilla.
Jerribeth.
Kestoglyr
The Fulsome Queen
Alderpash
The Suture

On smaller-name NPCs...
Chaleb (the guy burning people in the library),
Faxon (the cultist above the museum)
Othirubo (alchemist with a bunch of cultists you can run into in Gray Garrison)
Nulkineth (the demon who leads the attack on the camp)
Mutasafen (jerk demon alchemist who takes a few attempts to actually kill)
Gelderfang (Battlebliss)
Vellaxia

There's possibly more but too much effort to read more closely.

EDIT: Note this list is in addition to names confirmed earlier. As far as I can tell though, Camellia, Regill and Daeran did not exist in the original AP.

[fox5s]

I thought I'd seen an Adventure Path photo of Wendu but wasn't sure exactly where it came from so decided not to mention it.

[Max Kojote, M.SC]

She looked very different back in the original AP. Lann looks basically the same though.

[Schlumpsha]

Originally posted by fox5s:

Nah, I remember him now. He's just a random soldier that Sosiel asked to pose for a painting. Well, maybe Sosiel didn't pick him randomly.

Aron Kir is kinda Sosiel's lover inside the tabletop AP. Some of his ending slides in the video game adaption even mention a romantic involvement between the two of them.

As a side note, Wenduag's original illustration is so much cuter than her portrait in WotR. I'm particularly fond of her reptilian feet.

[TamTroll]

Huh, maybe his DM just cut Wendu and Lann out then, or he didn't remember. Apparently he's in the big maze that Baphomet was locked in / owns right now, so that's like, late to mid act 5 or so, so the Mongrels would have been a long time ago.

Was mainly asking about specifically the playable companion characters, i figured most of the NPC's in the video game would also be NPC's in the tabletop game :P

[Max Kojote, M.SC]

Yeah fair enough. They're at the start and... Kind of not all that memorable.

Funnily enough the TV Tropes page does mention who is a 'Canon Foreigner' for the rest.

Except Woljif. I guess he might be it because he was a stretch goal? But I honestly don't remember seeing him anywhere.