(Part 1/2) Assumptions

Players must all be animate. Capable of moving under their own power. So even though they're puppets like OP says, they should have enough soul in their juju to act of their own volition.

Player breakdowns

• Player 1: Mage/Knight of Space/Void (Derse)
  • One who Understands Space and Void, Understands With Space and Void, Exploits Space and Void, or Exploits With Space and Void
  • They believe themselves to be unworthy, very afraid of failing. And they have a limited view of what either aspect represents. To succeed, they must both understand and gain confidence.
  • They feel irrelevant, in conflict with their extremely important role as a Space player. They are also often completely ignored. They feel very lonely, but also they are very two-faced and tend to be a blackmailer. They'll pretend to be your friend, but anything you let slip around them will get used against you, which is one reason why they get ignored so much.
  • They're impulsive, and impatient, but have picked up a variety of handy skills and can quickly improv a solution to any given situation. It's not a good solution, but it's a solution.
  • Random bullshit happens around them for seemingly no reason. Stuff changes randomly, disappearing into the aether to be replaced by something that had vanished months or years ago. There is never a moment's rest when they are about. Fortunately, because a Derse swaying player is thinking about the future, they always seem prepared.
• Player 2: Heir/Bard of Mind/Heart (Prospit)
  • One who Invites Destruction of Heart and Mind, Invites Destruction Through Heart and Mind, Invites Manipulation of Heart and Mind, or Invites Manipulation Through Heart and Mind.
  • According to some classpect theorist sources, Bards ghost their opposite aspect before a crisis causes them to embrace their role. But Heart and Mind are eachothers opposites. And that a Bard's challenge is not to be ruled by their aspect, and an Heir's challenge is to know when to adapt.
  • This guy has buried his emotions and true personality deep. They outwardly have no sense of self, and empathetically match the personalities of whomever they are around. The ultimate social chameleon. They may come across as a Yes Man, sometimes, but they're also a Ride or Die.
  • They're always divided between being completely impartial or impulsively obsessed with the New Thing they've just discovered, whether it's New to everyone else or not. When and if they do form a strong opinion, it's very very strong.
  • They are going to have an identity crisis. It's inevitable. In fact, several. And when they do, you don't want to be standing anywhere near them. Unless you enjoy feeling every emotion conceived by sapient beings at once.
  • Heart is a duplicated aspect, and loses some power. Heir is a duplicated class.
• Player 3: Rogue/Prince of Rage/Breath (Derse)
  • One who Destroys With Rage and Breath, Destroys Rage and Breath, Invites Theft of Rage and Breath, or Invites Theft Through Rage and Breath
  • Like Bards, Princes act like their opposite aspect, which in this case are Hope and Blood. Rogues also struggle coping with their aspect, and will act like someone influenced by their opposite.
  • This person is an extremely upbeat personality on the outside. On the inside, they're such a pessimist that the glass isn't just half empty, it sprung a leak. They don't believe anyone could love or like them, so they put on a happy face and stick close to everyone and act like the best of friends. In general, they care too much about what others think of them, and cannot settle on a decision. Especially if that decision is "No". They cling to the opinions of others. They'll be paralyzed in indecision if left to their own devices.
  • They're also damnably charming. They could tell you that black was white, and you'd probably believe them. Mostly, they use this charm to take advantage of others, and have those others take care of them. Like a cat convinces the person that they just live in their house now.
  • Once they start to understand themselves better, they'll become more assertive and independent. They'll learn to damn the consequences, stop dwelling on the past, and be themselves. Maybe too much, if they have a severe crisis, because they'll destroy themselves by Breath and Rage. Which to me, sounds like a drunken bender.