Everyone left standing after the Fracture, where to find them, and what happened to them.
Trivium means the place where three roads meet. Once, three worlds grew from one great tree, the World-Root: Aurex, the world of light and machines; Halloway, the world of faith and steel; and Umbra, the hidden world between.
When the Root began to die, their rulers tried to fuse the three worlds into one. A choir sang them together, until the song stopped halfway through a line. The worlds crashed and shattered into six broken pieces, drifting in a grey fog called the Scatter. Bane Hallow later built a seventh.
The souls of everyone who died that night are still here, with nowhere to go: the Unsung. The Hallows want to finish the lost song and set them free. The Wardens want to keep them close, and one day undo the Fracture. That question is the war.
Want the whole story? Find the Wanderer in Bio Forest (Glowing Canopy) and click him.
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Found in every region.
Booster Vendor
Before the Fracture, Aurex had exactly 9,000 of these cheerful vending robots. They all share one mind over a network that somehow survived, so every VendorBot you meet is the same robot, and it remembers you. It still sells the same boosters it sold on the last normal day of the old world, and it refuses to discuss why its stock never runs out.
Once the heart of Aurelion, capital of the world of light. The one piece that landed mostly whole, now everyone's meeting place.
Energy Weapons Dealer
Once the director of weapons at the Aurex Institute, he signed the order to build the Null-Core's power cells. He sells Energy weapons now because "somebody should get some use out of them." Neutral, and proud of it.
Training Yard Instructor
A Hallows veteran who survived the first, bloody years of the war, before Bane Hallow's rules. He trains every recruit from either side, because "I'd rather you learn here than die out there."
An old Aurex honor-guard robot, the last of a squad of fifty. It still stands its post, waiting for an order to stand down that will never come. The recruits leave it flowers.
Born the year after the Fracture, she has never seen the old world. She collects every story about it she can find, and she tells the Hub's version of what happened to anyone who'll listen.
An Aurex security officer who was on shift in the Null-Core Chamber on the Night of the Fracture. He has guarded the sealed engine ever since, and never says a word about that night.
Once Halloway's iron frontier of mines and forges. Now pinned against the lava mountains, holding the line against whatever crawls out of the fog.
Forge Master
The last master smith of the Anvil March. He sings the old forge-songs while he works, and the Hallows believe some of those verses are pieces of the lost Requiem. Gruff, and quietly kind to every new Forged.
If it fell out of the sky on the Night of the Fracture, Jax has dug it up. He sells scrap to both sides, and keeps a shed full of things he's afraid to sell to either.
Once the leader of an Outpost gang, now the one who keeps the other gangs in line. She's outlasted every boss who ever came through Shanty Row. She owes Bram her life, and won't say how.
A scavenger in a salvaged Aurex exo-frame, hauling scrap across the Fields for Jax. He's saving up to buy passage into the Hub for his little brother, who ran away and hasn't been seen since.
A trader and field medic who always knows which caravan is coming before it arrives. She trades soul-light batteries quietly, and nobody asks where she hears her news.
Hoverbike Mechanic
She keeps every hoverbike in the Outpost flying, with the help of her little drone. She grew up in the Hub's rich Spire District and ran away to build things with her own hands.
He has rebuilt the Barricade eleven times. He doesn't care about the war, only about what comes out of the Scatter at night. "Hallow, Warden, whatever. The fog doesn't ask."
Once the hidden Low Tiers beneath Aurelion, where the roads of the in-between came up into the light. Now a city of black markets, running on soul-light.
Combat Frame Broker
A hooded kid who sells robot companions. Nobody knows where Nix gets them, and Nix isn't telling. Doesn't talk much. The robots do the talking.
A fixer who trades stolen data and black-market chips. His two drones are the only ones he trusts. The best hacker in Trivium, and he knows it.
A smooth-talking fence who can move anything out of the Warrens by morning. He works for Boss Twitch, and also for whoever pays more.
A young scavenger who turned one corner of the Undercroft into a tiny empire of scrap nobody else wanted. He ran away from the Outpost years ago, and his big brother Axel doesn't know he's here.
The crime boss of the Slums and a senior Warden. He runs the trade in soul-light from the shadows, and his cybernetic eye, made at the Research Lab, never stops twitching toward the next threat.
Once the Aurex Institute of Convergence, where the engine that broke the world was built. The Reactor never switched off.
The Lab's receptionist for twenty years, including the Night of the Fracture. She's stopped learning new staff names because they never last. She still keeps the old sign-in book from that night.
An Aurex android who studies the Unsung held in Containment. Echo says the readings "answer back", and has started to wonder if it has a soul of its own.
The head researcher, and the Institute's most brilliant mind. He's spent years trying to understand exactly what went wrong with the Convergence.
A girl who was a test subject during the Convergence trials, and the first of the Forged, before anyone had the word. She has no memory of her life before, and she hears the Requiem all the time.
A junior researcher running her own experiments on the side, mostly so Dr. Thorne doesn't ask what she's doing with the readings. She's Subject 09's only friend.
A palm-sized medical drone that patches up anyone who looks half as fried as the reactor sounds. Gearbox built it as a gift for Chloe.
Once Halloway's capital, home of the Throne and the cathedral where the Requiem was sung. It sank into black water, and it's the most haunted place in Trivium.
An empty suit of Halloway armor that still walks its patrol. A Hallows knight whose soul refused to leave his post. He is Unsung, and not unhappy about it.
She was a young singer in the Halloway choir, and survived by hiding in the vaults. The crystal dust has turned her pale. She doesn't talk about the choir.
A self-appointed curator of the Ruins, cataloguing everything that survived. He sells copies of his records to the Hallows and the Wardens alike, but never the originals.
A deep-diver who has pulled more relics out of the Catacombs than anyone alive. He's hunting one thing in particular: the lost sheet music of the Requiem. Both sides have offered him a fortune for it.
The last king of Halloway, and Bane Hallow's father. He died at the cathedral doors trying to reach the choir when the song stopped. His ghost still floats there, and he won't speak to anyone except his son.
Bound Wraith
Once the royal chronicler, now a wraith bound to the empty throne so that the story of that night is never forgotten. She tells the Ruins' version of the Fracture.
The last surviving piece of the World-Root, the tree that once connected all three worlds. Cut, but not dead: it grew a new shape around the wound.
The oldest keeper of the Root, part person and part forest by now. She speaks for the Root, and the Root is afraid of both factions.
A weaver who braids living roots into bridges between the forest's broken pieces. Her dream is to grow a bridge across the Scatter itself.
Storyteller
A hooded nomad who drifted into the forest years ago and never left. Nobody has seen his face. He knows the story of Trivium better than anyone alive. Click him in the game and he'll tell you all of it.
Arms Dealer
A ranger who lost his whole patrol to a Warden raid on the forest. He sells Physical weapons to anyone who'll use them to protect the Root.
Canopy Ranger
The forest's watchful archer. She tells the forest's version of the Fracture, and she's the one who taught Tala to weave.
The seventh piece. It didn't exist before the Fracture: Bane Hallow pulled it together out of the rubble of all three worlds.
Royal Bodyguard
Bane Hallow's bodyguard since they were both young: an Umbra street kid Bane pulled out of the rubble. He hides more blades than he should, and he's the only person Bane trusts completely.
Self-Declared President of Trivium
The last heir of the Hallow kings. He refused the throne, built the seventh piece with his own hands, and declared himself President. Nobody voted, and nobody has challenged him. He keeps the Hallows and Wardens fighting by his rules, and welcomes every new Forged personally.
Forty-one named fights, one for every corner of Trivium. Every one of them was rebuilt from a 3D model in September 2026 — this is exactly how they stand in front of you.
The ten you meet first. Levels 15 to 25.
Level 21 · Vanguard
Level 20 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 23 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 20 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 22 · Vanguard
Level 15 · Vanguard
Level 15 · Technomancer
Level 18 · Vanguard
Level 25 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 15 · Shadow-Rogue
Twenty-five fights across every region. Levels 28 to 45.
Level 40 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 42 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 32 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 45 · Vanguard
Level 30 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 34 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 29 · Vanguard
Level 34 · Vanguard
Level 36 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 43 · Vanguard
Level 43 · Vanguard
Level 35 · Technomancer
Level 37 · Technomancer
Level 35 · Technomancer
Level 38 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 32 · Technomancer
Level 44 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 28 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 42 · Technomancer
Level 38 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 44 · Vanguard
Level 33 · Vanguard
Level 43 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 34 · Vanguard
Level 34 · Shadow-Rogue
Six. They reach past your own level cap on purpose, and their health bar comes in pieces.
Level 49 · Technomancer
Level 48 · Technomancer
Level 58 · Technomancer
Level 52 · Shadow-Rogue
Level 50 · Technomancer
Level 60 · Vanguard