Wiki & Encyclopedia: Warhammer: Shall I Sit On The Golden Throne Too?

An accidental time-transmigrator who finds himself trapped in the body of the Emperor of Mankind, perpetually suffering on the Golden Throne while occasionally projecting his consciousness into the bodies of the recently deceased.

An Inquisitor known for her faith and prayers, associated with the circumstances surrounding Zhou Yun's transference.

The corrupted Primarch who led the Great Rebellion against the Emperor.

A manipulative schemer who sought employment as a household tutor, likely acting as a conduit for dark cult activities.

A pivotal political and military leader whose future destiny is being targeted by malicious conspirators.

A member of the household which the individual known as Cicero targeted for infiltration.

A former Governor of Macragge who established effective civil administration and expanded the city's military defenses.

A fellow governor whose political rivalries and ambitions contributed to the eventual collapse of civil order.

A kind-hearted young woman who provides food and care for Zhou Yun, acting as his primary human connection.

The Chief Scholar at the Grammaticus Academy and Zhou Yun's mentor, an elderly man dedicated to unearthing the secrets of history.

The Goddess of Beauty, whose followers command a temple institution that handles financial loans and religious affairs.

An elderly scholar who employs Zhou Yun, paying him with Denarii coins to translate ancient cuneiform tablets.

A title referring to an ancient ruler of Macragge, whose temple remains the central focus of the religious district.

A Primarch whose attempt to subdue Illyrium resulted in mass casualties, showcasing his ruthless approach during the Second Empire era.

A figure whose pursuit led to widespread destruction in the region during historical conflicts.

A figure who opposed the total orbital bombardment of Illyrium, preferring a measured but devastating approach.

The cynical Bishop of the Catholic Church in Macragge. He is a war veteran suffering from psychological, lingering trauma and hallucinations related to the destruction of the Illyrium Shrine, which has led him to isolate his church from other religious institutions.

A name engraved on the mosaic base of the Catholic Church, possibly referencing a historical contributor or figure of importance.

A deceased individual whose telekinetic and empathic psychic remnants have been partially assimilated by Zhou Yun.

A malevolent entity of unknown origin that appears to lurk behind the veil of the Golden Throne, posing an existential threat to Zhou Yun.

A mysterious local entity from Pinyang whose actions have left behind an explosive and dangerous spiritual legacy, complicating Zhou Yun's current reality.

A thin, young woman working at the church store under the supervision of Agrippa. She lives in poverty and experiences moments of intense, almost religious, admiration toward those who show her unexpected generosity.

A cleric serving within the Simonetta Church who is currently overseeing ideological reforms and has recruited Cicero to lecture followers.

A slave merchant and frequent gambler who collaborates with Cicero to manipulate high-stakes card games against outsiders.

The foster mother of Roboute Guilliman, who recognized and feared the immense destructive potential inherent in her adopted son.

The High Priest of the Temple of Simonetta, an authoritative religious figure known for his public disdain for subordinates like Cicero.

A powerful Primarch of the Death Guard, known for his incredible endurance, jokingly cited by the protagonist as a master of simple arithmetic.

An honorable captain and member of the Luna Wolves associated with imperial history and tragedy.

The Sigillite, a close advisor to the Emperor and an ancient, powerful psyker central to the functioning of the Imperium; referenced as a victim of the Golden Throne.

The Chaos God of Blood, War, and Skulls, mockingly referred to by the protagonist for his rage and lack of composure.

The Chaos God of Change, intrigue, and sorcery, mocked by the protagonist for his complex and often self-defeating schemes.

The Chaos God of Disease, decay, and rebirth, mockingly belittled by the protagonist for his obsessive but ineffective habits.

The Chaos God of excess, desire, and hedonism, mockingly reduced by the protagonist to a puritanical and dull household figure.

A corrupt priest of the Temple of Simonetta, desperate to overthrow Tatius and seeking to use the 'God of the First Cry' to seize power.

A cryptic, dangerous occultist and fortune-teller who deals in blood sacrifices, curses, and dark bargains with corrupt temple officials.

A dark entity whose manifestation and power are tied to the retrieval of the saint's remains.

A deceased individual whose body was briefly used by Zhou Yun, leaving behind retained skills and psychic endowments for the current vessel.

A Librarian of the Dark Angels legion, known for possessing a powerful innate psychic endowment that allows him to perceive high-dimensional structures.

The Primarch of the Blood Angels, revered as a fallen hero whose name is whispered by his loyal warriors even in death.

The first Emperor's Champion, a silent, hollowed warrior serving as the ultimate weapon and catalyst for the Emperor's psychic manifestations.

A Living Saint of the Emperor, existing as a beacon of faith within the Warp, capable of manifesting amidst the echoes of dead battlefields and ancient history.

An individual or entity that Tatius considers consulting regarding investigations into local sorcerers.

A contact or investigator who has been actively tracking the presence of sorcerers within Macragge.

A mysterious moniker whispered by Simonetta in a vision, pointing to a figure of cold hope, whom Tatius must find.

A robust, golden-haired nobleman with a violent temperament and a long history of military brutality. He is driven by intense frustration over the adoption of Marcus Guilliman and resents the shift in the political landscape of Macragge.

An associate of Magistrate Gallan, accompanied by a scarred bodyguard.

A son of the Guilliman household known for his artistic endeavors.

A son of the Guilliman household who is physically frail but highly scholarly, having earned the praise of Konor.