Elsewhere

Goliard of Tremere: Goliard is the Tremere Exarch for the tribunals of Stonehenge, Hibernia, and Loch Laglean. She is also the princeps of Blackthorne Covenant in Stonehenge.

• Nerius magus Criamonis: Otherwise known as Saint Nerius, Patron of Hermetic Magi, Nerius was a magus of the Order who fell into a Twilight experience when he discovered and fell into contemplation of a well in the Alps. Rescued by the Archangel Michael, Nerius gained inexplicable powers including the ability to break the Hermetic Laws. He was eventually martyred outside the Normandy covenant of Fudarus, killed by Tytali and Tremere magi. He appeared to the Alpine apprentices in 1212, when they discovered his well in a Divine regio.

• The Terragon Heirs: The magi of Terragon Vale have vanished, but their filia and grand-filia survive. They have laid claim to the resources of this covenant.

Sir Anselm Von Justingen: A Swabian knight and veteran of many battles, Anselm was chosen by German barons to escort Frederick Hohenstaufen north to be crowned. He guarded King Frederick while the apprentices journeyed with them to the Werfen Ice Caves (where he was attacked by a demon) and Valnastium. He is a potential Companion Character.

• Emil: A Hungarian magister in artibus in service to House Tremere; he was sent to serve Diana as a teacher at Covenant of the Shadow of the Moon.

• Frederick Hohenstaufen: King of Sicily and the Germans, son of the former Holy Roman Emperor, Frederick is a bold and adventurous young man of 18 years. Escorted by the loyal Sir Anselm von Justingen, he encountered the Alpine Apprentices and Nicholas of Cologne in 1212. Refusing the join the Crusade, he instead persuaded the apprentices to help him reach Constance ahead of his rival, Emperor Otto. Along the way, he encountered with them the lucifuge demon of the Werfen Ice Caves and successfully fought off an attack by Swabian mercenaries before reaching Valnastium and, from there, Constance via Portal Arch.

• Kallisto: Akakios's dead mother, slain by Hugh of Flambeau, haunts her son and tries to protect him. Those who can perceive Kallisto see her as a once-lovely woman with a long face, prominent nose, and long dark hair in ringlets. She wears the black dress of her last living day, and wears a bronze amulet. Kallisto has an air of evil about her, and even those who cannot see her feel a chill when she is near. Dogs bark and cats hiss.

• Nicholas of Cologne: Leader of the pueri (what we know today as the Children's Crusade), Nicholas is a charismatic teenage German bearing a strange staff marked with the tau cross. His quest to walk to Jerusalem having failed, he is now a laborer in the Italian city of Brindisi, a future Crusader, and a potential Companion Character.