Players and Gentlemen

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A noted occult investigator and author of several disturbing books. Sebastian Ashley knew Rupert Skellan through Mark Wainthrop and has become acquianted with Gary Kennedy and Archibald Smythe following the MacMorn affair. He has an encyclopaedic knowledge of occult matters, but is noted as being rather disturbed and eccentric.

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Mr. Henry Spencer Golding

Very old acquiantance of Mark Wainthrop. Lives in Boston, Mass. Librarian of the Joplin Library.

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Mr. Arthur Higgins

Valet and manservant to Archibald Smythe. Killed at Strathmorn in 1921 by an African devil-tree.

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Mr. Gary Kennedy Jnr.

Wealthy Boston socialite, found murdered in New York in 1924.

Octavius Kensington M.A.

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James Lexington M.A.

Disgraced former Harvard academic

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Dr. Rupert Skellan, Ph.D., M.A.

Albert 'Sea-Dog' Smith

Capt. Archibald Smythe, M.A.

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Alexis Thornton

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Miss. Adele Wainthrop

Socialite and occult author, now a retired recluse in Hampshire due to ill-health.

Capt. Mark Wainthrop, M.A.

An occult investigator of some notoriety amongst the community over his methods who was killed in 1921 on an expedition in Greenland. He was regarded as a authoritative source on the more sinister aspects of the Mythos due to his wide reading, but this degree of knowledge had also led other investigators to question his motives and sanity.