Updated as of 1/17/25 (more to come, most likely - I’ll write out longer bios in their own pages, if people want them) 

Nick Bryer (Teleportations RP, although he hails from a story I’m writing). Nick is a creative xenoengineer from a futuristic world. As is his job, he solves problems with his own toolbox of biotechnology and anything strange he finds and can put to use. 
Veer (Insanity Clinic). Veer is a powerful telekinetic who entered the clinic because someone had turned his powers unpredictable. Having been cured, he is trying to decide whether to stay and what to make of the magical metal that now serves as his arm. 
Alvar (Bodyguards Wanted). A several generation hybrid with a strange combination of innate magic, Alvar is a mercenary who typically only looks out for himself. He’s combined his magic and athleticism to form a unique combat style using frozen blades he reshapes and sacrifices when they’re no longer useful, though he wishes he had the money to train his sorcery further. 
Cole (Great Spirits RP). Originally a simple carpenter with minor trauma from a ship fire, Cole has been connected to an entity known as Madness. Madness (or Freedom, as Cole prefers) has granted him wind magic, but also made Cole increasingly erratic and socially oblivious. Only his fellow travelers, the last vestiges of reason, and Madness’s instructions prevent him from wandering off into the wilderness or wantonly attacking people. Another Spirit called Calm has connected to him, potentially solving his problems. 
Dr. Warren (RP Ideas RP). An IISC diplomat and manager of the Ferria research station, Dr. Warren wants to make sure everyone is comfortable and everything is running smoothly. She truly loves her job, and is intrigued by the inexplicable visitors, and wants to learn as much as possible from them, and to establish contact with wherever they originated from.
Kion (TLT). A mage with an odd magic - for TLT, not for his world - every spell Kion casts also strengthens a monster known as a Render, which hunts him always. Although willing to use magic for the greater good, eventually dying because of it, Kion is having an identity crisis due to the existence of Narrators, who make such a sacrifice unneeded.
Rebus (TLT). A Narrator, Rebus utilizes advanced technology at every opportunity and embodies - exaggerates, really - his Author’s creativity, fascination with Sci-Fi, and cleverness, as well as flair for the dramatic and lack of attention span. He altered his own personality to suit his goals, and currently has several parallel machinations running. 

Template (TLT). Template is something odd, and still somewhat of a mystery. They have no details or identity unless it is given to them. Either mundane description or Narration can change them, but over time, changes evaporate. They can also steal or accidentally become affected by Narration. Mess with them, please; the whole point of the character is to make me better at improvisation. 
Sagerian (TLT). Nicknamed Sagerian for his scholarly tendencies, he’s travelled to the main area of TLT to write a book of all the wonderful things he finds, then bring it back to his almost-industrial homeland. He knows some advanced science from travelers from other realms, but wants to know more. 

Meat the Minstrel (TLT). Some of Bacon’s lost memories made contact with a terrible idea, and Meat was born. He’s a walking fever dream, making everything around him absurd and somewhat disturbing. He can be summoned by saying “drab eht nocab” three times. 
Capt’n Exposition (TLT). A strange man who rides around on a frost whale, explaining lore and context to all the lubber, land or otherwise. 
The Mysterious Ball of Darkness (TLT). Nobody has talked to it yet, but it’s interesting. 
The other mysterious ball of darkness (TLT). Rebus performed an ill-advised experiment with Nullite, and made a floating ball of nanotechnology and Ennulling energy. Lightning arcs towards it, for as of yet unexplained reasons. 

Fourth (Drominad Hunger Games). After the former GM Third died, Fourth has taken up the mantle of wildlife coordinator. He’s inherited his predecessor’s job, Aviar, drastic change in attitude upon becoming a GM, and uncanny ability to manage all the wild animals. He’s dedicated to seeing which tribute should survive, and envies his fellow GMs for their own control over the Games.