NPCs · first: DDQ E2
Roy of Karkyn
Roy of Karkyn is Troyánn's father, first seen as her father's face reflected in the River of Sorrow DDQ E2·00:17:23. He says to her "Sugar, I'm so sorry. They lied to you." DDQ E2·00:19:32. The sight costs Troyánn three points of damage DDQ E2·00:19:41.
Roy of Karkyn is Troyánn's father, a Sylvan ranger and an elven archer DDQ E2·02:07:57. His face appears in the River of Sorrow and tells her she was lied to DDQ E2·00:19:21 DDQ E2·00:19:32. Shalila tells Troyánn that her father had her job before her, and Gertrude's Detect Thoughts shows the death knights' memory of him before Thanara, where he pays everything to free the souls he had brought DDQ E2·02:05:20 DDQ E2·02:08:55. Gertrude tells Troyánn that he gave his soul rather than being killed in battle DDQ E2·02:11:25.
In the Pit of Suffering he rises ghostly with a key, says "Take care of my girl!" and sinks back DDQ E3·01:56:37 DDQ E3·01:55:22.
In the finale Troyánn wishes for him back and he appears, saying "Oh sugar." DDQ E4·02:06:03 DDQ E4·02:06:46. They had only 75 years together, and he agrees to take on Inira, who wants to live forever DDQ E4·02:06:48 DDQ E4·02:07:36.
By episode
DDQ E2: Welcome to the Underworld
- Roy of Karkyn — Troyánn's father, an elven archer from "an ancient forest" (card text under Frames, 02:07:57); appears first as a reflection in the River of Sorrow — 00:19:21; in the memory pays "Everything" to free the souls he had brought — 02:08:55
DDQ E3: The Time Has Come
- Roy of Karkyn — Troyánn's father; frame 01:56:06 "ROY OF KARKYN / HE/HIM / SYLVAN RANGER, / TROYÁNN'S FATHER". Appears as "a beautiful elven man" rising out of the Pit of Suffering, "pale, translucent, and ghostly", with a key, shadows pulling at his legs; says "Take care of my girl!" and sinks back — 01:55:22, 01:56:37
DDQ E4: In the Heart of Death
- Roy of Karkyn — Troyánn's father; frame 02:06:41 "Roy of / Karkyn / HE/HIM / SYLVAN RANGER, / TROYÁNN'S FATHER / PROUD MERSEXUAL". Brennan sees "this beautiful Elven man appear before you" — 02:06:35; his first words: "Oh sugar." — 02:06:46. "We only had 75 years together." — 02:06:48. "Inira, she wants to live forever" — 02:07:36