Ifan is kind of like that, he seems to prefer to be left alone, but will stick his neck out to protect those in danger.ĭon’t forget you are also investigating a murder. Interestingly this is also the name of a talent in the game, which makes your character more powerful alone.
Ifan – Ifan is a bit of a broody loner who was once a member of the Lone Wolves, a group of mercenaries. Honestly he is not my favorite choice of playable NPCs but if you like dwarves then go for it. 
His side quest story is, in my opinion, one of the weakest in the game, and you can experience almost the entirety of it without even needing Beast in the group.
Beast – Beast is a gruff but well-meaning Dwarf who has gotten on the wrong side of the queen of his people. That being said he is a strong choice as a character just due to his story significance. Though he has one of the coolest side quest storylines, his attitude is so immeasurably smug that it may just drive you insane. The Red Prince – A truly arrogant and annoying character. She will also lick your arm for you… so that’s a thing. She is a little grim and morose, but she is also an exceedingly powerful character with interesting abilities and one of the stronger side quest storylines. She has the ability to learn abilities from eating the flesh of the dead. 
Sebille – An actual elf, unlike that fake elf Fane. Her side quest storyline is one of the best in the game. She also has a playful attitude but is hiding something truly dark and malevolent beneath the surface. Lohse – A human bard who has been stricken seemingly with some form of stage fright, as she will no longer sing. He is, in actuality, a member of a long dead race central to the plot of the game and he is the only undead playable NPC companion. He is a little pompous and arrogant, but is deeply inquisitive and honestly is one of the most entertaining of the playable NPCs. Fane – An *elf* that is busy reading a book. The important NPCs you should talk to are:
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