The opportunists (e.g. tradesmen) looked after their own interests. Monks or dwarves showed little interest in dungeon power structures. Others, such as the witches, were defensive of their own kind.
Many neutral characters were not friendly with the Opposition. Some of them even loathed Lord Fear. But their natural suspicion and distrust created some tricky encounters for dungeoneers.
Ah Wok is a likeable oriental trader who provides competition for Julius Scaramonger in the Level 1 marketplace.
Brother Strange was a mysterious travelling friar. He exchanged information and folklore for new proverbs to add to his collection.
Bumptious the dwarf was found in the mines in Level 2. He was fond of his rule book, and often held an enquiry into how a dungeoneer entered the mines.
Captain Nemanor was a cursed mariner who sailed the Cloudwalker. He despised Lord Fear and assisted both teams who survived the dungeon in Series 6.
Cedric the 'Mad Monk' guarded the threshold to Level 2 during the early series of Knightmare and tested the teams with riddles.
Fidjit was an urchin and locksmith. He could open all the locked doors and gates around the upper levels of the dungeon.
Greystagg was the Queen of the Witches and ruler of Witch Haven. She becomes a sworn enemy of Lord Fear after he destroys the witches' home.
Grimaldine was a Celtic wizard from the Order of the Brotherhood of the Broll. He enters the dungeon to reclaim the stolen beast known as the Brollachan.
Heggatty was a tiny witch with a quirky giggle who liked to engage and trade with dungeoneers.
'Honesty' Bartram was a slick-talking merchant who would bend his shallow loyalties for a bar of gold.
Julius Scaramonger was a crafty and opportunistic merchant who had a stall in Wolfenden and traded elsewhere in the dungeon.
McGrew was a Celt equipped with a sword. His infrequent appearances were critical to teams' fortunes in Level 2.
Mistress Goody was a witch from Series 4 of Knightmare who described herself as the "hostess with the leastest".
Rothberry was an amusing alchemist and apothecary who conducted bizarre experiments but usually managed to find something useful for dungeoneers.
A sinister jester with a gloomy appearance who appeared in the first level of the Geek Week dungeon.
A sinister boatman takes dungeoneers across the Dunswater to the Tower of Time and Level 3.
The Gatekeeper guards the gate at the end of Levels 1 and 2 during the fifth series of Knightmare.
The Oracle of Confusion was a mystical presence that delivered a mixture of useful and irrelevant knowledge.
A Dickens-inspired ragamuffin and thief with a quick mouth in the lower levels of the Geek Week dungeon.
This apprehensive elven warrior was fiercely defensive of her own realm but could be of help in the right circumstances.
