The Gray Fox: Elder Scrolls Character Analysis

Race: Imperial

Sex: Male

Faction: Thieves Guild

Rating: 6.1

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Arena Status: Active (S2)

The Gray Fox is a central figure in the Elder Scrolls universe, particularly within the Thieves Guild of Cyrodiil. This enigmatic character is not a single individual but a persona adopted by successive guild leaders who don the Gray Cowl of Nocturnal—a Daedric artifact imbued with both power and a formidable curse. The cowl renders its wearer invisible to the annals of history, effectively erasing their true identity from the memories of all, including loved ones. This has led to the widespread belief that the Gray Fox is an immortal thief who has been operating for over 300 years.

The Gray Fox

Nocturnal: Elder Scrolls Character Analysis

Race: Daedric Prince

Sex: Female

Faction: Evergloam

Rating: 8.0

Alignment: Chaotic Evil

Arena Status: Active (S2)

Nocturnal, the Daedric Prince of Night, Shadows, and Mystery, is one of the most enigmatic and powerful figures in the Elder Scrolls universe. Known by various titles, including the Lady of the Night, the Shadow Queen, and the Empress of Murk, Nocturnal's influence pervades the realms of both mortals and Daedra alike. Her domain, Evergloam, is a place of perpetual twilight, a dark and mysterious realm that mirrors her own cryptic and elusive nature. While she is often revered by thieves and those who walk in darkness, her motives remain shrouded in shadow, making her a figure of both awe and fear across Tamriel.

Nocturnal, the Daedric Prince of Night, Darkness, and Mystery

Witch-king of Angmar: Lord of the Rings Character Analysis

Race: Nazgûl

Sex: Male

Faction: Mordor

Rating: 8.0

Alignment: Lawful Evil

Arena Status: Active (S2)

In the darkest chapters of Middle-earth's history, one figure stands as a towering emblem of dread, sorcery, and conquest: the Witch-king of Angmar, chief of the Nazgûl and Sauron's most feared lieutenant. His presence chills the hearts of men, his voice saps courage, and his will enforces the dominion of the Dark Lord across the ages. Known as the Lord of the Nazgûl and the Black Captain, the Witch-king is a central antagonist in The Lord of the Rings, commanding the Ringwraiths and leading the assault on Gondor in its darkest hour. But his story stretches far beyond the Siege of Minas Tirith. It is a saga rooted in the ancient corruption of men, steeped in sorcery and deception, and marked by millennia of shadowy rule and slow-burning vengeance.

The Witch-King of Angmar

Rahvin: Wheel of Time Character Analysis

Race: Forsaken

Sex: Male

Faction: Shadow

Rating: 7.4

Alignment: Lawful Evil

Arena Status: Active (S2)

Rahvin, formerly known as Ared Mosinel, is one of the thirteen Forsaken—the dreaded champions of the Shadow—from The Wheel of Time universe. As one of the most formidable male channelers ever to live, Rahvin’s significance extends well beyond his brief but impactful appearances. Gifted with immense strength in the One Power, Rahvin operates with a blend of charm, strategy, and cruelty. He preferred manipulation and subversion to overt displays of violence, although he was more than capable of such when required. Upon his release from the Bore, he assumed the identity of Lord Gaebril and insinuated himself into Andoran politics, manipulating Queen Morgase and her court through Compulsion. Ultimately, his fate is sealed in a climactic confrontation with Rand al'Thor in The Fires of Heaven.

Rahvin, One of the Forsaken

Season 2 - Arena Summary and Grand Tournament Selections

Season 2 of THE ARENA featured 2,801 contests across 204 contestants from 9 planes of existence. Let's see what happened throughout the season and conference tournaments to set the stage for the grand championship! 

The Second Grand Championship