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Les Enfantsde Dagon

The Universe

The Universe

Explore the places, characters, documents and symbols that make up the saga of Les Enfants de Dagon.

Original ink drawing. The sea god, his two human faces and the seal of the Order, held in a single symmetry.
Dagon Original ink drawing. The sea god, his two human faces and the seal of the Order, held in a single symmetry. Illustration : Les Enfants de Dagon

Explore the places, characters, documents and symbols that make up the saga of Les Enfants de Dagon.

This section gathers fragments of the story without replacing the experience of the albums and novels.

The Universe

The characters

Only characters already revealed by the supplied works appear here. Others will appear as the saga unfolds.

Catholic priest · Act I

Pierre Duval

Born to a French mother and an American father, he exiles himself to the USA and is given pastoral charge of Innsmouth. There he discovers what the town prays to.

Boston police officer · Act I, Act II

Philip Wohard

Sent to Innsmouth and later confronted with Boston’s secrets, he investigates without ever possessing the full view of the danger.

Mayor’s daughter in Innsmouth · Act I

Eleanor Wickins

Her presence connects the town’s silences, the blue light and Father Pierre Duval’s fate.

Shipowner in Innsmouth · Act I

Chambers Collins

A central figure in the Esoteric Order of Dagon, he stands where the book, the lantern and the ritual meet.

Philip Wohard’s ally · Act II

Mei Wang

In Boston, she accompanies Wohard and brings the investigation another relation to dreams, signs and ancient inheritances.

Boston mafioso · Act II

Vito Petrucci

His interest in order and business turns him into an uneasy ally against the Thule Lodge.

Central character of Act II · Act II

Melissa

She enters the story with Ave Tenebrae, between the French Quarter and the bayou. What she carries from Innsmouth is not yet told.

Archbishop · Act I, Act II

Andrews Heidenmask

He is the one who sends Pierre Duval to Innsmouth, then sets Philip Wohard’s investigation in motion. Sixteen years later, Wohard meets him again with the same face.

Coming to this section

Archives

Letters, photographs, reports, maps and documents found along the way.

Forthcoming

Symbols

The signs that reappear from one act to the next.

Forthcoming