AKA Lightning Struck Candle. Dawn Caste Solar in the Viva La Vida Exalted Game.
- Action Girl: Rebecca is a strong combatant
- Martial Pacifist: Rebecca prefers to talk first, but she will fight if necessary. And believe me, it often is.
- Good Is Not Soft: And when she does fight, she will kill if she has to, even though she hates it.
- Statuesque Stunner: Rebecca is 6'3 and appearance 5 (the highest you can get in exalted without supernatural assistance)
- Bifauxnen: Generally wears men's clothes and binds her breasts (for combat practicality, not to pass as another gender).
- Tall Dark and Handsome: 6'3, dark brown hair, and very attractive. She's a girl, though
- Deadpan Snarker: She often uses Sarcasm to as a coping mechanism in tense situations.
- Self Deprecation: Half of her acerbic wit is directed at her self.
- The Captain: Became this once they got a ship
- The Ladette: Debatable example. She is sexually active and generally the initiating partner, uses foul language frequently, and loves to devour roast-beef sandwiches, and caries her self in a fairly masculine manner. But she is also sexually and personally responsible and actually believes in love and romance.
- Morality Chain: Rebecca is this for Graveflower and used to be it for Sorrow.
- Loved I Not Honor More: Rebecca loves her various love interests, and greatly cares for them, but her first duty is to creation to the point that if she has to kill them (because they jumped off the slippery slope and decided to try and kill everyone), she would, although she would greatly regret it).
- BFS: Fights using a Grand Daiklaive. The blade itself is six foot.
- Bi The Way: Rebecca has had sex and romance with both men and women.
- Chronic Hero Syndrome: Rebecca goes around helping people as much as she can.
Millie
AKA Captain Milicent "Millie" Davis. Allied soldier fighting Nazi Zombies.
- Plucky Girl: Oh so much. Not only does Millie has a will of iron (to the point that not even dying could stop her), she remains hopeful throughout.
- Determinator: As stated before: WILL OF IRON.
- Hope Bringer: Millie's optimism is contagious, to the point where it got her command of her own special unit in England.
- Waif Fu: Although Millie generally uses a pistol, her unarmed combat (which she is capable of) tends to look like this as she is five foot nothing and 90 pounds.
- Dance Battler: Millie learned the dexterity she uses in combat from ballet.
- Pettanko: Millie is not well endowed.
- The Captain: Millie was promoted to Captain and given command of her own unit shortly into her tour in England (after her success in Russia and an unintentionally well timed Hope Bringer comment)
- Sweet Polly Oliver: Sort of. By the time she actually made it to the field, everyone knew she was a girl, but she did disguise herself as her brother to get past the recruiter. In a slight subversion of the usual trope her being discovered wasn't that big a deal as the army was just that desperate.
- The Medic: After it was discovered that she was a girl, the army gave her some medical training. Although she wasn't her squad's primary medic, she was often the one in the field with them, rather than back at their base.
- Combat Medic: She also had quite a bit of combat training.
- Action Girl: Millie is also a good fighter.
Half-Tiefling trying to prevent genocide on her race.
- Combat Pragmatist: Miranda doesn't believe that fighting has rules. The rule is to survive. She is willing to use pretty much whatever it takes to win (short of things like harming innocents). She applies this philosophy to war as much as personal fights.
- Guile Hero: This is probably the best way to sum up how Miranda fights, although sometimes she is strangely straightforward--such as flat out telling the third party in the war that she is giving them territory to establish a buffer between tiefling territory and the territory of the people trying to kill them.
- This opposes the leader of the faction trying to kill her faction, as he thinks he is an Action Hero, although he's much more like a combination of Hitler and Roman Emperor Nero. Before she discovered what his faction was trying to do and joined the tieflings, he tried to give her a combat training scenario (basically capture the flag). He did this by "killing" all of the soldiers portraying the opposing forces. When Miranda tried to get in by pretending to be a girl stuck out in the rain (as they had never seen her before), he lambasted her for "Lacking Killer Instinct." She proved him wrong when at the end of the game, she shot him in the face.
- Moe: Invoked by Miranda. She uses this as part of her Combat Pragmatism. It's much harder to kill an underage looking girl with a stutter, and much easier to let her into their base. That said, all of those traits are genuine, she just uses them to her advantage.
- Older Than They Look: Miranda looks underage, but she's actually about 19. She's just very malnourished, growing up in a fantasy analogue to post WWI Germany
- Hooker With A Heart Of Gold: Because she didn't have any other resources, she used to trade sex for food to feed the children at the orphanage she grew up in. The "alliances" she made there actually made it easier for her to make allies for the Tieflings.
- Orphanage Of Love: Where she grew up
Sarai
Part angel healer in the No Children Vorseus D&D game.
- White Magician Girl: Sarai focused more on healing and protecting the party. She was "Laser Cleric" build.
- Morality Chain: She was basically this for her boyfriend Nick (a very conflicted necromancer), and sometimes the entire party.
- Actual Pacifist: She wants to be this so much, and often manages, but sometimes it's just not possible.
