Fantasy Character Types

noun a high-ranking angel

• In Christian theology, an archangel is a high-ranking angel.
• Some people believe that each person has their own archangel looking out for them.
• I heard that archangels are like the superheroes of the angel world.
• She was like an archangel, swooping in to save the day when everyone else had given up hope.

noun a person who practices magic or sorcery

• The conjurer performed a series of intricate illusions during the magic show.
• Did you see that amazing trick the conjurer did with the cards?
• The street conjurer wowed the crowd with his sleight of hand.
• She was a conjurer of words, weaving tales that captivated her audience.

noun A woman who uses magic or sorcery to enchant or fascinate others.

• The enchantress cast a powerful spell on the entire kingdom.
• Did you see that enchantress at the party last night? She was stunning!
• That enchantress has got some serious magic skills.
• Her beauty and charm made her seem like an enchantress to everyone around her.

noun A man, usually of noble birth, who served as a mounted soldier in armor.

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• The knight rode into battle with his shining armor and noble steed.
• Did you see that knight in the jousting tournament? He was amazing!
• That knight is a total boss on the battlefield.
• She was like a knight in shining armor, always coming to the rescue in times of need.

noun a raider or pirate

• The marauder was apprehended by the authorities for theft and vandalism.
• The marauder was caught red-handed stealing from the store.
• That marauder is always up to no good, causing trouble around town.
• Fear is like a marauder that creeps into your mind and steals your peace.

noun a person who practices sorcery; a wizard or magician

• The sorcerer performed intricate spells with precise incantations.
• I heard that sorcerer can do some crazy magic tricks.
• That sorcerer is totally wicked with their spells.
• The CEO was like a sorcerer, able to manipulate situations to their advantage.

noun a person who guards or has charge of a particular place

• The warder diligently patrolled the prison grounds, ensuring the security of the inmates.
• The warder caught the inmate trying to sneak contraband into the cell.
• The warder busted the prisoner for trying to smuggle in drugs.
• She saw herself as a warder of justice, always striving to uphold what is right.