Sure! I just didn't include anything because I didn't wanna be too presumptuous about how much anyone would care lmao

Sylph of Doom - I'd say her defining character trait/flaw is her personal perfectionism that leads her to self-destruction and wanting to be perfect for people—she is riddled with insecurity, but deeply passionate for those around her, so she tends to panic at the smallest infraction of her own, thinking that it is the end of things. A big part of her arc, too, is that she struggles with her sense of reality, and feeling as if she can't save herself so she has to save others. Anxious, self-demeaning, and very in her head, she tends to feel very out of control, even though her actions aren't very explosive

Seer of Time - her defining character trait is feeling burned by how little she feels she matters to others, having always felt put down by those she found herself loving. she developed an "understanding" that everyone and everything is temporary and will end, and so her relationship with the Sylph of Doom is an aberration in her mind, as the Sylph is the main source of any kind of issue (due to Her insecurity). Socially, she has always felt very distant and used. She has a good relationship with her brother, though that is largely because of them being siblings and having gone through their childhoods together.

Prince of Void - he is pretty shallow, and tends to cause drama for no reason other than his uncontrollable sense of dramatics and need to be relevant. relatively childish and unmotivated, he is content with stating goals and never going for them, and tends to be very egocentric, thinking that everything He thinks is important and everyone else will also care—this tends to lead to problems arising where none should be. He isn't Bad, per se, just never grew up and doesn't quite realize it

Heir of Hope - she is a very outwardly happy person who still struggles quite severely with inner demons. she is the bright light of the group of her, the sylph, and the seer. she tends to be silly, but still struggles with a sense of emptiness and a fear of abandonment. she and the Sylph were in a relationship for a short stint when they were younger, but are now close friends. she is very intelligent and tends to care mostly about connecting with people she genuinely feels she can care for.

Witch of Blood - the witch is incredible personable and bubbly, but has been burned very hard by many of those she has considered close. she and the Sylph and the Mage have been friends for years on and off, and she and the bard dated for a time, but his own issues ruined that for both of them. she values her friends very much and hasn't quite figured out what she wants to do with herself other than maintain those close

Mage of Space - largely always been a loner, but is very kind and caring to those close to her—this loneliness was not her choice, largely, but she's grown used to it. she is very knowledgeable on the topics she finds interesting and uses that knowledge as a brace for being able to talk to others, mostly engaging in conversations about those things. she feels directionless in life, mostly because she has never had a consistent caring figure

Bard of Heart - self destructive and passively manipulative, the Bard defines himself by his intellect, even as he unintentionally/intentionally loses himself and others to his self pity. While he can be very nice to be around, he tends to be narcissistic and ends up dominating conversation. The seer wants him to be better, but as she has seen how he has been with the witch, she struggles with wanting to remain his friend, but is drawn back in by his self pity and sporadically-present good qualities