Creator Chronicles Early named members

The demo teases 120 unique guild members. You need the handful of named people who show up while Hidden Swamp is still a question. This page is that short list, with wiki notes on combat seat and profession. If a later patch renames someone, believe the client.

Use this as an invite cheat sheet, then go through the recruit walkthrough. Rankings live on the class list.

Lettuce — healer, Herbalism

Lettuce is the gentle answer to “do I have a Priest.” Herbalism’s health bonus is exactly what a glass healer wants in a level 1–4 cave. Plant the farm so Lettuce is not a combat-only employee. If you only invite one support name before the swamp, Lettuce is the default. Keep them off Conqueror until you have a second healer and a stack of potions.

Creator Chronicles canon character short

Seran — healer, Alchemy

Seran is why you do not put Alchemy on a tank “for the mana.” A healer who brews is a village that can run two parties. Mana +1200 from Alchemy is the difference between a Mage third seat and a Mage corpse. Parallel the swamp team with a Seran lab shift so profession levels do not stall. If Lettuce is already in the cave, Seran should be at the bench, not in the same pull unless you are farming a log you already understand.

Mona — tank, Mining

Mona is the northern-land promise in human form. Mining’s physical bonus wants a Warrior-shaped body, and a tank who can feed the forge later is how Blacksmithing stops being a screenshot. Do not delay land purchases that share an edge with town; Mona standing around with no mine is a wasted S-tier seat. Until the north is open, Mona still tanks Hidden Swamp better than a Rogue you liked in the trailer.

Confidence — tank, Blacksmithing

Confidence is the defense plan. Blacksmithing’s +300 defense is the Adventurer comfort layer. If you already invited Mona, Confidence is the second tank who lets you run parallel caves instead of recycling the same plate set. If you have not invited Mona, Confidence is still a complete opening tank. Two tanks and no healer is still a bad triangle. Pair this name with Lettuce or Seran, not with a second smith.

Kanji — DPS, Cooking

Kanji is the food problem wearing a damage job. Cooking haste helps in combat and in the kitchen, and mine-unlock food is the reason this name is not optional flavor. Put Kanji on the second party more often than on the first. Hidden Swamp wants a Hunter if you can get one; Kanji is the honest backup third seat who also keeps people from getting hungry enough to quit. See mood if they start snapping after wipes anyway.

Joram — DPS, Fishing

Joram is the other food job. Crit +6 will not carry Conqueror. Fish will carry the mine unlock and the Codex row that sits next to Cooking. Same seating rule as Kanji: useful damage, better on a parallel crew, dangerous as your only third if you have not read a battle log this week. A Warrior / Priest / Joram triangle is legal. A Joram / Kanji / Rogue triangle is a picnic.

How the six fill Hidden Swamp

Minimum swamp seats from this list:

1. Tank: Mona or Confidence.
2. Healer: Lettuce or Seran.
3. Damage: Kanji or Joram until a Hunter walks in.

That is already a village: herb, alchemy, mine, forge, cook, fish. The profession ranks exist because these six people already argue for that order. The party planner is where you stop overlapping them into one doomed screenshot.

Everyone else

You will meet more names. Some will be Hunters who make Kanji a cook-only employee. Some will be Mages who finally justify Seran’s lab. Some will be Rogues you should park on Beginner. The demo’s 120 faces are a collection, not a quest to fill the barracks before the first trait point. First clear Hidden Swamp, take the village trait point, then collect personalities like the auction house collectibles they also are.

Do not wait for a perfect named Hunter, and do not skip Lettuce because a theorycraft post liked Druid more. Demo progress does not carry into the 14 September 2026 client. Rebuild the same seats on a fresh slot.

If a name is missing from your gate, hire the role, then hire the hobby.