Radiant Orders for Non-Cosmere Characters

[aneonfoxtribute]

I was curious what non-cosmere characters you think would fit in what Radiant orders. I was thinking about it earlier. Wanted to share a few, gonna post some One Piece characters first cuz. Why not.

I think Monkey D. Luffy would be unquestionably a Willshaper, but I also think he'd be a very unique one who wouldn't actually become a Radiant. I think he's too selfish to be a Willshaper, honestly, he won't necessarily save someone because they're being oppressed unless it's related to someone he cares about. It's very EASY to gain Luffy's affection, but he still won't go out of his way for someone he doesn't know. I also think that Luffy would just think the Oaths would restrict him too much, so he just doesn't do it. Another really unique Straw Hat is Usopp. I think he would be an Elsecaller, but I also think the Cryptics would love him so he might be a Lightweaver just because they really like his lies. As for the other Straw Hats, I think Robin would be a Truthwatcher, and Sanji and Chopper would be Edgedancers. Those were pretty easy. I'm not sure for the others.

[Eluvianii he/him]

Alright, Trails Radiant orders go. 

Estelle is a Windrunner. Easy. 

Joshua would probably be a Lightweaver. His character arc deals a lot with how mistaken he is about himself and the people he loves. Lies.

Renne could also be a Lightweaver, trying to find the truth about herself, but I wanna say she might fit as a Dustbringer too? Girl has destructive abilities most people on Zemuria don't, and she had to learn to use those abilities for good instead of harm. And that's a journey, last I checked, she's still on.

Schera would fit as a Willshaper I feel. 

Olivier is as much of an Elsecaller as he is a Willshaper and if someone is dual wielding spren it's him. 

Tita could be an Edgedancer, as she's caring, or a Stoneward, as she's dependable, or a Truthwatcher, as she's a scholar, or a Dustbringer, as she's one of the biggest tinkerers around. All orders want Tita. 

Kloe is an Elsecaller. Chosen as a leader and having to better herself in order to fit the role. 

Zin is a Stoneward. He's the big brother of the team. 

Same with Agate, though he's there for a very specific someone. 

Kevin is a Lightweaver. The explanation for this is the entirety of Sky the 3rd.

Richard is a Skybreaker. That stunt he pulled required a very strong moral code. As do the things he does post FC. 

Josette might be a Willshaper. 

Cassius is another Elsecaller, for similar reasons as Kloe I think. 

Ries is an Edgedancer.

Lechter seems like would make a good Willshaper if he sorted out some issues, he seems like such a free spirit on the outside. His skillset is that of a Lightweaver though. 

Anelace seems like a standard Windrunner. 

Blueblanc is so much of a Lightweaver it hurts. 

I will admit I don't remember enough about Luciola and Walter to place them. 

Weissman is a Truthwatcher gone wrong. 

That about covers Sky I think?

[aneonfoxtribute]

I didn't even think to consider Trails. I was thinking of Yakuza, however. I'm not 100% sure about a lot of them, though.

Kiryu would probably be a Windrunner? I'm not 100% sure, but that's the closest I can think of.

Majima is an interesting one. I think he wouldn't be a Radiant, but I think if he did he would be a Lightweaver. His whole thing is that he acts like a crazed psycho, but underneath that he's a very chill dude and he just plays it up.

Saejima..... I'm not sure. I want to say maybe Dustbringer? That's the closest I can think of. His deal is that he murdered a bunch of people a long time ago, and he's been living with the guilt for years. Dustbringer is the closest I can think of, but I think he just wouldn't be Radiant honestly, it feels like a stretch.

Akiyama would be a very interesting Edgedancer. His past as a homeless person makes him very friendly with homeless people, which is a very Edgedancer thing, and his whole thing is that he lends money to anybody, no interest, no questions asked. What makes him an interesting Edgedancer is that he makes the people who want to lend money to him prove that they deserve it. He won't lend them money unless they pass a test of character, which is basically just them doing whatever he asks them to. If they can pass, then he'll give them whatever they need. If they fail, they're out, they get nothing. And he goes to extremes for some of these, he's VERY harsh about it sometimes.

Tanimura is an interesting one. Skybreaker is the immediate and obvious choice, but the problem with that is that Tanimura is a corrupt cop. When the stakes are down, he will certainly uphold the law and do his job. But the rest of the time, he's very much a corrupt cop. So I think he'd probably just not be a Radiant.

Yagami is just a Skybreaker. Like, duh, lmao. He's not HALF as corrupt as Tanimura (even if he is willing to beat up a bunch of teenagers in a high school).

Ichiban is an Edgedancer, for the same reasons as Akiyama. He was homeless for a while, and he grew up in a Soapland, so he's very sympathetic and friendly to the downtrodden of the world.

An interesting one would be Daigo. Daigo as a character is very similar to Elhokar, but I don't think he would take the same path. I think that Daigo would be an Elsecaller or maybe a Bondsmith, because he wants to be better as a leader. He isn't denying that he's terrible at the job, but he does want to do better at it, and I think that would put him as an Elsecaller.

[Use the Falchion]

Sit-Com and Cradle Characters from when this prompt was asked years ago, and from Reddit a few months ago:

 

Brooklyn 99 -

Captain Raymond Holt - Skybreaker. 

Terry Jeffords - Bondsmith - He's the glue that keeps the 99 together. 

Jake Peralta - Windrunner. Because he's surrounded by Skybreakers in a Skybreaker system, he seems a lot more like a Skybreaker than he actually is. (He cares about protecting people, being a real life hero, and doing the right thing than following the rules.)

Amy Santiago - Skybreaker

Charles Boyle - Skybreaker(?). Charles would definitely be Jake's Squire, but I think at his heart he's a Skybreaker. He likes law and order and is good at figuring out who is guilty and innocent without having his feelings cloud his judgement...too much. He's a great detective, which makes him a Skybreaker.

Rosa Diaz - Lightweaver (that wants you to think she's a Dustbringer). Rosa is a woman who's wrapped herself in lies and half-truths, rarely letting anyone in. She's artsy, creative, and good quite good at espionage...so long as it doesn't involve small-talk. Her truths would be very personal, and very emotional. 

Hitchcock and Scully - Edgedancers

Gina Linetti - Elsecaller

 

How I Met Your Mother -

Lily and Marshall are Edgedancers. Lily wants to be a lightweaver, but as much as her heart yearns for art, she's too self-realized to fully go there, and she knows it. Lily cares about her friends and those who might be hurt. Besides, her Aldrin Justice is EXACTLY what Lift would do.

Barney Stinson is a Lightweaver. Barney's words, while sometimes harmful, have the most profound impact on his friends' lives when done well. He brings out the best in his friends (at times) and inspires others to believe in them as well. His arc is also about digging deep within himself and finding out who he is, what he really stands for, and what life means to him. 

Robin Sparkles is a Dustbringer. Competitive, controlled, and quite scary, Robin is easily the most terrifying person on the show (outside of Lily). She's also the most misunderstood internally. 

Ted Mosby...I actually don't want to give him an Order. He feels like he'd be perpetually a Squire to me. 

 

 

Parks & Rec -

Leslie Knope - The heart of an Edgedancer, the tenacity of a Stoneward, the leadership of a Windrunner, and the ability to unite of a Bondsmith. She understands the law like a Skybreaker, reaches for the potential of herself and others like an Eslecaller and a Willshaper, and she is as creative as any Lightweaver. Leslie Knope is probably the closest character in fiction to the Almighty. However, I'll say that she's a Stoneward and Bondsmith combo. 

Ann Perkins - Edgedancer or Truthwatcher. Ann cares for people often forgotten about (partially because it makes her feel powerful), but she's also always there to listen to those who'd rather not be heard...and give them the truth they need to hear. 

Ron Swanson - HARDCORE Willshaper, with a hidden Stoneward. Ron is always there when you need him, but he's not always the most...open about being there. 

Tom Hatherford - Elsecaller. One would think Willshaper, but Tom's goals are clearly about being his best self. His trials and lessons throughout the show reflect that. 

Donna Meagle - I think I had her as a Willshaper as well. Donna has the attitude and wisdom of an Elsecaller, but she isn't concerned about reaching her peak - she's already there and she knows it. Now it's all about self-expression and whatnot. Maybe that makes her a Level 5 Elsecaller?

April Ludgate - Edgedancer

Andy Dwyer - Edgedancer

Ben Wyatt - Skybreaker

Chris Traeger - Elsecaller/Dustbringer combo. I think Chris is naturally a high-level Elsecaller, but his trials in later seasons force him to become a Dustbringer. 

Jerry Gergich - Stoneward. 

I don't know Craig enough to place him just yet, but I have a feeling he'll be a Dustbringer. Mark is also hard to place, but my instincts say to place him as a Lightweaver. 

 

Community -

Jeff Winger - Lightweaver and Bondsmith. Jeff is a man made up of lies and facades, but he's undoubtedly the leader of the Study Group. He cares, and he cares deeply, but he's not always able to voice that care well or in a selfless way. Jeff finally coming to terms with himself, his feelings, and his life is a main arc. 

Troy Barnes - Windrunner (and Bondsmith?). Troy is the heart of the show, and he's one of the more altruistic members. A dumb jock with a heart of solid gold, but one who is always looking out for his friends. 

Abed Nadir - Truthwatcher/Dustbringer combo. Abed is all about the meta-nature of the show and Greendale, and struggles to connect to most humans outside of a screen. But he has a great heart and tries to apply what he knows to help people. 

Britta Perry - Willshaper, easily. Britta would probably rather be an Edgedancer, but she Britta'd that and became a Willshaper instead. 

Annie Edison - Bondsmith/Elsecaller combo. Jeff might be the leader, and Troy the heart, but Annie is the soul. She's innocent, community(heh)-oriented, and VERY driven. Annie is idealistic yet VERY conniving at times, so don't turn your back on her for too long. She'll take you down (in the name of the Study Group...and her GPA.) 

Shirley Bennet - Lightweaver/Elsecaller combo. Shirley would LOVE to be a Bondsmith, but alas, that's not what the Almighty called her to be. Shirley is a person who believes in the best in a person, but can and will easily manipulate people for her greater good. She likes control and refuses to let it go. But Shirley can be quite artistic and is always thinking of her friends...except when it comes to her GPA...

Pierce Hawthorn - ??? Probably an Elsecaller, but I also just want to call him a Voidbringer...

Dean - Lightweaver? 

 

Fire Emblem: Three Houses (This is based off of a comment from Reddit)

Ferdinant & Lorenz - Skybreakers. Their whole thing is about how the nobility should be, and their own internal codes would be their law. They'd struggle finding someone else's law to follow, but I'm sure there's some old code of conduct they'd agree with.

Petra - Willshaper. Her arc is about freeing Brigid, and that's her internal drive.

Felix - Elsecaller or Windrunner. Felix is a complex character. On certain paths, like Crimson Flower and Verdant Wind, his motivation is simply to live life his own way and get stronger. His goal is power and mastery, as befits a Elsecaller. However, these routes don't end with Felix at his best, emotionally or mortally. Instead, Azure Moon (and Azure Gleam from Three Hopes) show Felix as one who looks out for others, even if he is brash about it. He's not always there, because he's not a retainer, but when he is there, he's THERE.

Sylvain - Willshaper. His arc, especially in Three Hopes, is about creating a world where people don't need Crests.

Ingrid - Skybreaker. She wants to be the ideal knight, but she's too order-prone to be a Windrunner IMO.

Annette - Edgedancer.

Ashe - Windrunner. Given his background and circumstances, I think he's more able to become a Windrunner than a Skybreaker. That being said, I could easily see him as a Skybreaker also...hmm...

Hilda - Too lazy to be a Radiant, but if she was one, I think Lightweaver would fit her. It'd allow her to get off the battlefield, and she'd have some nice internal truths to confess to. She's also very artsy and manipulative!

One could argue that Byleth is actually the Bondsmith of the game (with their own little Godspren too!) while the House Leaders are simply the heads of their respective orders. Willshaper for Edelgard, Windrunner for Dimitri, and Truthwatcher for Claude.

 

 

Cradle -

Lindon and Yerin are Elsecallers, because their entire purpose is about getting stronger.

Mercy is a Lightweaver or an Edgedancer, although I'm leaning towards the former.

 

Eithan...well, Eithan would probably want to be a Willshaper.

[Forts Board]

Aragorn in a windrunner. Any arguments? No? Good. 

[Teravangian]

Cradle! I can't believe I found another person who reads cradle!

Also Lindon would be a Dustbringer. Controlling himself, focus, working hard, trying to figure out how things work, being controlled, loving to tinker, having fiery destructive powers. Not everyone who is driven has to be an elsecaller.

In the vein of the previous comment, what would you type the Lord of the Rings characters?

[Armadillo]

My contribution to this wonderful thread: The Avengers! (MCU versions) I've got one for each of the Orders.

Nick Fury: Bondsmith
Captain America, Ant-Man: Stoneward
Iron Man: Elsecaller
Hulk: Dustbringer
Black Widow, Scarlet Witch, Loki: Lightweaver
Hawkeye: Windrunner
Thor: Unoathed

Spider-Man: Edgedancer
Vision, Doctor Strange: Truthwatcher
Black Panther: Willshaper
War Machine: Skybreaker

Explanations:
- Nick Fury: Okay, you can totally make an argument that he's not a Bondsmith and you'd probably be right. He's just the guy who got the Avengers together so I wanted to make him the Bondsmith.
- Cap: Why not a Skybreaker? Civil War. Why not a Willshaper? Willshapers believe in freedom of expression, Cap believes in freedom of government (and expression, but that's not like his thing). Why not a Bondsmith? He didn't put the Avengers together, he just leads them (a shame, I know, since his catchphrase is literally "Avengers Assemble"). And finally... why not a Windrunner? Looking at the ideals of the Stonewards vs the Windrunners, the Stoneward ideals fit his goals and actions much better (Stoneward Ideals can be found at this link).
- Iron Man: Constantly trying to one-up himself. Makes a new, better suit every movie based on things that went wrong. Freezing locks up the suit? Put warmers in Spider-man's suit. Ant-man got in and started pulling circuits? Nanotech. All about reaching his potential.
- Hulk: Banner's whole thing is literally just knowing his limits and self-control.
- Black Widow: Got lots of "red in her ledger," constantly has to admit to the public all of the secrets.
- Hawkeye: The whole reason he's out there is to protect people. Guys, he's basically the MCU's Kaladin. You can track each of the ideals. Accepting that there are some people he can't protect is a huge part of his arc (his family, Natasha). Plus, Windrunners are specifically stated to spend the most time master their weapons.
- Thor: Okay, his story is a mess. He's been in all the Avengers movies and has 4 individual movies and he's not the same character in ANY of them. Even in Endgame he admits to his mom that he has no idea who he is. He doesn't have a path to follow. If you think about it, his arc is actually very similar to Adolin's.

You guys can probably figure out the reasoning for the rest of them. The Guardians of the Galaxy are, like, the opposite of the Knights Radiant and would never commit to any Ideals.

Edited April 4, 2025 by Armadillo

[CoderDrag0n8 He/They]

On 1/5/2025 at 5:14 PM, Use the Falchion said:

Sit-Com and Cradle Characters from when this prompt was asked years ago, and from Reddit a few months ago:

 

Brooklyn 99 -

Captain Raymond Holt - Skybreaker. 

Terry Jeffords - Bondsmith - He's the glue that keeps the 99 together. 

Jake Peralta - Windrunner. Because he's surrounded by Skybreakers in a Skybreaker system, he seems a lot more like a Skybreaker than he actually is. (He cares about protecting people, being a real life hero, and doing the right thing than following the rules.)

Amy Santiago - Skybreaker

Charles Boyle - Skybreaker(?). Charles would definitely be Jake's Squire, but I think at his heart he's a Skybreaker. He likes law and order and is good at figuring out who is guilty and innocent without having his feelings cloud his judgement...too much. He's a great detective, which makes him a Skybreaker.

Rosa Diaz - Lightweaver (that wants you to think she's a Dustbringer). Rosa is a woman who's wrapped herself in lies and half-truths, rarely letting anyone in. She's artsy, creative, and good quite good at espionage...so long as it doesn't involve small-talk. Her truths would be very personal, and very emotional. 

Hitchcock and Scully - Edgedancers

Gina Linetti - Elsecaller

 

How I Met Your Mother -

Lily and Marshall are Edgedancers. Lily wants to be a lightweaver, but as much as her heart yearns for art, she's too self-realized to fully go there, and she knows it. Lily cares about her friends and those who might be hurt. Besides, her Aldrin Justice is EXACTLY what Lift would do.

Barney Stinson is a Lightweaver. Barney's words, while sometimes harmful, have the most profound impact on his friends' lives when done well. He brings out the best in his friends (at times) and inspires others to believe in them as well. His arc is also about digging deep within himself and finding out who he is, what he really stands for, and what life means to him. 

Robin Sparkles is a Dustbringer. Competitive, controlled, and quite scary, Robin is easily the most terrifying person on the show (outside of Lily). She's also the most misunderstood internally. 

Ted Mosby...I actually don't want to give him an Order. He feels like he'd be perpetually a Squire to me. 

 

 

Parks & Rec -

Leslie Knope - The heart of an Edgedancer, the tenacity of a Stoneward, the leadership of a Windrunner, and the ability to unite of a Bondsmith. She understands the law like a Skybreaker, reaches for the potential of herself and others like an Eslecaller and a Willshaper, and she is as creative as any Lightweaver. Leslie Knope is probably the closest character in fiction to the Almighty. However, I'll say that she's a Stoneward and Bondsmith combo. 

Ann Perkins - Edgedancer or Truthwatcher. Ann cares for people often forgotten about (partially because it makes her feel powerful), but she's also always there to listen to those who'd rather not be heard...and give them the truth they need to hear. 

Ron Swanson - HARDCORE Willshaper, with a hidden Stoneward. Ron is always there when you need him, but he's not always the most...open about being there. 

Tom Hatherford - Elsecaller. One would think Willshaper, but Tom's goals are clearly about being his best self. His trials and lessons throughout the show reflect that. 

Donna Meagle - I think I had her as a Willshaper as well. Donna has the attitude and wisdom of an Elsecaller, but she isn't concerned about reaching her peak - she's already there and she knows it. Now it's all about self-expression and whatnot. Maybe that makes her a Level 5 Elsecaller?

April Ludgate - Edgedancer

Andy Dwyer - Edgedancer

Ben Wyatt - Skybreaker

Chris Traeger - Elsecaller/Dustbringer combo. I think Chris is naturally a high-level Elsecaller, but his trials in later seasons force him to become a Dustbringer. 

Jerry Gergich - Stoneward. 

I don't know Craig enough to place him just yet, but I have a feeling he'll be a Dustbringer. Mark is also hard to place, but my instincts say to place him as a Lightweaver. 

 

Community -

Jeff Winger - Lightweaver and Bondsmith. Jeff is a man made up of lies and facades, but he's undoubtedly the leader of the Study Group. He cares, and he cares deeply, but he's not always able to voice that care well or in a selfless way. Jeff finally coming to terms with himself, his feelings, and his life is a main arc. 

Troy Barnes - Windrunner (and Bondsmith?). Troy is the heart of the show, and he's one of the more altruistic members. A dumb jock with a heart of solid gold, but one who is always looking out for his friends. 

Abed Nadir - Truthwatcher/Dustbringer combo. Abed is all about the meta-nature of the show and Greendale, and struggles to connect to most humans outside of a screen. But he has a great heart and tries to apply what he knows to help people. 

Britta Perry - Willshaper, easily. Britta would probably rather be an Edgedancer, but she Britta'd that and became a Willshaper instead. 

Annie Edison - Bondsmith/Elsecaller combo. Jeff might be the leader, and Troy the heart, but Annie is the soul. She's innocent, community(heh)-oriented, and VERY driven. Annie is idealistic yet VERY conniving at times, so don't turn your back on her for too long. She'll take you down (in the name of the Study Group...and her GPA.) 

Shirley Bennet - Lightweaver/Elsecaller combo. Shirley would LOVE to be a Bondsmith, but alas, that's not what the Almighty called her to be. Shirley is a person who believes in the best in a person, but can and will easily manipulate people for her greater good. She likes control and refuses to let it go. But Shirley can be quite artistic and is always thinking of her friends...except when it comes to her GPA...

Pierce Hawthorn - ??? Probably an Elsecaller, but I also just want to call him a Voidbringer...

Dean - Lightweaver? 

 

Fire Emblem: Three Houses (This is based off of a comment from Reddit)

Ferdinant & Lorenz - Skybreakers. Their whole thing is about how the nobility should be, and their own internal codes would be their law. They'd struggle finding someone else's law to follow, but I'm sure there's some old code of conduct they'd agree with.

Petra - Willshaper. Her arc is about freeing Brigid, and that's her internal drive.

Felix - Elsecaller or Windrunner. Felix is a complex character. On certain paths, like Crimson Flower and Verdant Wind, his motivation is simply to live life his own way and get stronger. His goal is power and mastery, as befits a Elsecaller. However, these routes don't end with Felix at his best, emotionally or mortally. Instead, Azure Moon (and Azure Gleam from Three Hopes) show Felix as one who looks out for others, even if he is brash about it. He's not always there, because he's not a retainer, but when he is there, he's THERE.

Sylvain - Willshaper. His arc, especially in Three Hopes, is about creating a world where people don't need Crests.

Ingrid - Skybreaker. She wants to be the ideal knight, but she's too order-prone to be a Windrunner IMO.

Annette - Edgedancer.

Ashe - Windrunner. Given his background and circumstances, I think he's more able to become a Windrunner than a Skybreaker. That being said, I could easily see him as a Skybreaker also...hmm...

Hilda - Too lazy to be a Radiant, but if she was one, I think Lightweaver would fit her. It'd allow her to get off the battlefield, and she'd have some nice internal truths to confess to. She's also very artsy and manipulative!

One could argue that Byleth is actually the Bondsmith of the game (with their own little Godspren too!) while the House Leaders are simply the heads of their respective orders. Willshaper for Edelgard, Windrunner for Dimitri, and Truthwatcher for Claude.

 

 

Cradle -

Lindon and Yerin are Elsecallers, because their entire purpose is about getting stronger.

Mercy is a Lightweaver or an Edgedancer, although I'm leaning towards the former.

 

Eithan...well, Eithan would probably want to be a Willshaper.

YOU WATCH COMUNITY TOO?

8 minutes ago, Armadillo said:

My contribution to this wonderful thread: The Avengers! (MCU versions) I've got one for each of the Orders.

Nick Fury: Bondsmith
Captain America, Ant-Man: Stoneward
Iron Man: Elsecaller
Hulk: Dustbringer
Black Widow, Scarlet Witch, Loki: Lightweaver
Hawkeye: Windrunner
Thor: Unoathed

Spider-Man: Edgedancer
Vision, Doctor Strange: Truthwatcher
Black Panther: Willshaper
War Machine: Skybreaker

Explanations:
- Nick Fury: Okay, you can totally make an argument that he's not a Bondsmith and you'd probably be right. He's just the guy who got the Avengers together so I wanted to make him the Bondsmith.
- Cap: Why not a Skybreaker? Civil War. Why not a Willshaper? Willshapers believe in freedom of expression, Cap believes in freedom of government (and expression, but that's not like his thing). Why not a Bondsmith? He didn't put the Avengers together, he just leads them (a shame, I know, since his catchphrase is literally "Avengers Assemble"). And finally... why not a Windrunner? Looking at the ideals of the Stonewards vs the Windrunners, the Stoneward ideals fit his goals and actions much better (Stoneward Ideals can be found at this link).
- Iron Man: Constantly trying to one-up himself. Makes a new, better suit every movie based on things that went wrong. Freezing locks up the suit? Put warmers in Spider-man's suit. Ant-man got in and started pulling circuits? Nanotech. All about reaching his potential.
- Hulk: Banner's whole thing is literally just knowing his limits and self-control.
- Black Widow: Got lots of "red in her ledger," constantly has to admit to the public all of the secrets.
- Hawkeye: The whole reason he's out there is to protect people. Guys, he's basically the MCU's Kaladin. You can track each of the ideals. Accepting that there are some people he can't protect is a huge part of his arc (his family, Natasha). Plus, Windrunners are specifically stated to spend the most time master their weapons.
- Thor: Okay, his story is a mess. He's been in all the Avengers movies and has 4 individual movies and he's not the same character in ANY of them. Even in Endgame he admits to his mom that he has no idea who he is. He doesn't have a path to follow. If you think about it, his arc is actually very similar to Adolin's.

You guys can probably figure out the reasoning for the rest of them. The Guardians of the Galaxy are, like, the opposite of the Knights Radiant and would never commit to any Ideals.

ADVENGERS... ASEMBLE (As the knights radiant)

[Eluvianii he/him]

4 hours ago, Armadillo said:

The Guardians of the Galaxy are, like, the opposite of the Knights Radiant and would never commit to any Ideals.

I can see them not committing to ideals, but that doesn't mean they're not living them already. Honestly, some of the characters already covered on the thread I feel like would not become Radiants at all.

Peter strikes me as a bit of a reluctant Windrunner. Not nearly enough of a boy scout and he will claim not to care all he wants, but when he sees someone in need of protection he will act.

Gamora seems like a Skybreaker. The code she follows might not be the closest one to the justice we know, but she follows it strictly, even if it costs her life.

Groot doesn't give me a lot to work with but I will go with Stoneward.

Rocket is a Dustbringer.

Mantis would be an Edgedancer.

Drax is a difficult one. He breaks one of the first rules but I would go with another Stoneward. He's an odd one, but "there when needed".

Nebula feels like a cookie cutter Willshaper.

[SpartanBrigade He/Him]

Percy Jackson Radiant Orders
Percy is THE definition of a Wind runner I don't think further elaboration is needed
Jason Grace I could see either being a Windrunner or a Skybreaker (I'm leaning more Skybreaker)
Piper McLain I'm going with Lightweaver since her whole arc is working through her own personal lies and struggles
Annabeth Chase is easily an Elsecaller, scholar through and through
Nico DiAngelo feels like a Dustbringer to me
Leo Valdez is an Edgedancer, he's the mechanic and emotional core of the group
Hazel Levesque gives me Willshaper vibes
Frank Zhang is a Stoneward,he's often in a leadership role and dependable for his friends and the people he commands
 

[Use the Falchion]

On 4/3/2025 at 7:26 PM, CoderDrag0n8 said:

YOU WATCH COMUNITY TOO?

I did! During the pandemic, I watched a LOT of Community. I was looking for the next comedy show for me and my family, since they sort of soured on Black-ish, and we had already watched Parks & Rec (or as much as we could before Peacock didn't allows us to use an HDMI to connect my laptop to the TV) and Brooklyn 99. I went through Community, Modern Family, and eventually Abbott Elementary came out, and here we are!

 

[CoderDrag0n8 He/They]

36 minutes ago, Use the Falchion said:

I did! During the pandemic, I watched a LOT of Community. I was looking for the next comedy show for me and my family, since they sort of soured on Black-ish, and we had already watched Parks & Rec (or as much as we could before Peacock didn't allows us to use an HDMI to connect my laptop to the TV) and Brooklyn 99. I went through Community, Modern Family, and eventually Abbott Elementary came out, and here we are!

 

Yooooooooo! Currently on season 4. 6 seasons and a movie!!

[Armadillo]

On 4/7/2025 at 12:35 PM, SpartanBrigade said:

Leo Valdez is an Edgedancer, he's the mechanic and emotional core of the group

I'd argue that Leo's a Dustbringer. Not just because of the fire thing, but because I feel like a lot of his arc is about learning to control himself and his powers. He might be the emotional core of the group, but that doesn't necessarily mean that he's an Edgedancer. He likes to take things apart, he's foolhardy at times... idk. Dustbringer fits him more, I think.

I think the others are all on point though haha.

[SpartanBrigade He/Him]

5 minutes ago, Armadillo said:

I'd argue that Leo's a Dustbringer. Not just because of the fire thing, but because I feel like a lot of his arc is about learning to control himself and his powers. He might be the emotional core of the group, but that doesn't necessarily mean that he's an Edgedancer. He likes to take things apart, he's foolhardy at times... idk. Dustbringer fits him more, I think.

I think the others are all on point though haha.

I could see that
I put him in Edgedancer both because he's the core but also he reminds me a lot of Lift

[The Great Wyver She/Her]

why not here's Hunger Games characters

-Katniss would probably be Windrunner, mostly because she's a Mockingbird and by being a Windrunner she could fly. But she's also the classic hero type most Windrunners are and it just fits.

-Peeta might be a Stoneshaper (I forgot what it was called!), because he's a "disguise" kind of character, and also a genuinely nice guy, so I think he'd make a good Stoneshape thingy

thats all I had time to do but if someone has opinions or smth go ahead

[SpartanBrigade He/Him]

I feel like Katniss would be an Edgedancer
 

"Edgedancers generally subscribe to a philosophy of remembering the ordinary people of the world.^[4][5] The order considers it their solemn duty to remember that the people are the ones they truly serve. They even aspire to remember and hear their enemies, as their stories could provide insight.^[6] Edgedancers see it as their duty to care for the common folk and improve their daily lives and are similar to Good Samaritans.^[7][8] They tend to attract religious people and leaders and those who advocate for ordinary people.<sup>[4]"

She remembers everyone and as the Mockingjay she certainly serves the people</sup>

[The Great Wyver She/Her]

27 minutes ago, SpartanBrigade said:

I feel like Katniss would be an Edgedancer
 

"Edgedancers generally subscribe to a philosophy of remembering the ordinary people of the world.^[4][5] The order considers it their solemn duty to remember that the people are the ones they truly serve. They even aspire to remember and hear their enemies, as their stories could provide insight.^[6] Edgedancers see it as their duty to care for the common folk and improve their daily lives and are similar to Good Samaritans.^[7][8] They tend to attract religious people and leaders and those who advocate for ordinary people.<sup>[4]"

She remembers everyone and as the Mockingjay she certainly serves the people</sup>

Ehhh suuure

[Kansas Stormcursed he/him]

52 minutes ago, Wyver said:

why not here's Hunger Games characters

-Katniss would probably be Windrunner, mostly because she's a Mockingbird and by being a Windrunner she could fly. But she's also the classic hero type most Windrunners are and it just fits.

-Peeta might be a Stoneshaper (I forgot what it was called!), because he's a "disguise" kind of character, and also a genuinely nice guy, so I think he'd make a good Stoneshape thingy

thats all I had time to do but if someone has opinions or smth go ahead

Do you mean Willshaper?

[Tinwatcher I don’t mind]

Oooo uhh Nicolas Calva from The Mark of the Theif because he tries so hard at protecting people. Willshaper also fits

Epic The Musical Odysseus would be a Windrunner who broke their oath

Actual  Odysseus gives me elsecaller/willshaper vibes. Idk tho it’s been a while since I’ve read the Odyssey 

[SpartanBrigade He/Him]

11 hours ago, Tinwatcher said:

Oooo uhh Nicolas Calva from The Mark of the Theif because he tries so hard at protecting people. Willshaper also fits

Epic The Musical Odysseus would be a Windrunner who broke their oath

Actual  Odysseus gives me elsecaller/willshaper vibes. Idk tho it’s been a while since I’ve read the Odyssey 

I feel like actual Odysseus would be a Lightweaver 
Also this gives me an idea
Musical character orders

[Kansas Stormcursed he/him]

55 minutes ago, SpartanBrigade said:

I feel like actual Odysseus would be a Lightweaver 
Also this gives me an idea
Musical character orders

Valjean would be a Windrunner, I feel like (if we're doing musicals)

[KaladinsSenseOfHumourSpren He/Him]

Uhh... Romulus au Raa from Red Rising feels like a Bondsmith type I guess.

[Skylano]

Eragon from Eragon is someone who I think is definitely a Windrunner! I think it would be fun to see him flying around with Saphira lol

[momadrac they/them]

On 4/7/2025 at 12:35 PM, SpartanBrigade said:

Percy Jackson Radiant Orders
Percy is THE definition of a Wind runner I don't think further elaboration is needed
Jason Grace I could see either being a Windrunner or a Skybreaker (I'm leaning more Skybreaker)
Piper McLain I'm going with Lightweaver since her whole arc is working through her own personal lies and struggles
Annabeth Chase is easily an Elsecaller, scholar through and through
Nico DiAngelo feels like a Dustbringer to me
Leo Valdez is an Edgedancer, he's the mechanic and emotional core of the group
Hazel Levesque gives me Willshaper vibes
Frank Zhang is a Stoneward,he's often in a leadership role and dependable for his friends and the people he commands
 

While we are in the Rick Riordan mood, I think that Ana Dakkar would be a Stoneward because of the being reliable thing, though it would be interesting to see a nautical career focused person finding themselves able to manipulate stone.

[Lord Spirit he/him]

Javert is a Skybreaker, obviously

Wicked: 

 Elphaba is a Willshaper

Glina is a Bondsmith

Fiyero is a Lightweaver

 The Wizard is a Dustbringer

 Phantom of the Opera:

The phantom is a Lightweaver

Christine is an Edgedancer

Raoul is a Stoneward