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Crimson Desert Character References
Publicly documented character context, with clear boundaries for details that still require a first-party source record.
Character references under source review
Source boundary: This independent guide records a character only after its official Pearl Abyss page, store text, trailer, or notice is captured with a source date. The cards below are historical research placeholders, not confirmation of an in-game roster, role, ability, faction, motive, or story outcome. Check the official Crimson Desert site for current material. Last reviewed: August 5, 2026.
Kliff
Historical reference — source record required
Keep this card limited to material that is directly named or shown in a captured first-party source. Do not infer current role, abilities, relationships, or later story events from an older article or a screenshot.
Oongka
Historical reference — source record required
This name is retained as a research reference only. Publish a role or story summary only after its original official source, publication date, and applicable version have been entered in the source register.
Yann
Historical reference — source record required
This card does not confirm faction, political role, abilities, or relationships. It should be expanded only with a source-linked public profile or announcement.
Naira
Historical reference — source record required
This card does not confirm current roster status, gameplay role, weapons, abilities, or story involvement. Use a source-linked reference before publishing any of those details.
Greymanes historical reference
Publication boundary for group and story material
Older site copy connected the Greymanes, Kliff, Pywel, the Black Bears, an ambush, and later recovery into a complete narrative. Until that chain is supported by dated first-party material, it is a historical research lead rather than a confirmed current story summary.
A future source-checked entry may state only what the original official page, trailer, or notice explicitly names or shows. It must record the original URL, publication date, access date, applicable version, and the distinction between a visible scene and editorial interpretation.
This protects readers from treating a past article, a cropped image, or a community retelling as proof of a final faction roster, character relationship, mission, or story outcome.