Character
Rusk and Oda
Voice
Rusk: "Fresh warp, fresh glyphs. Somebody has to get them before the Wardens glass it."
Elsewhere in the Codex
Who: Ondine; five Warden menders; Tamsin; two Facet glyph-hunters (Idea), Rusk and Oda, working the crack for fresh warp-born glyphs; glints.
From Walkthrough: Act 2 › Chapter 5: The Midpoint Choice › The mending guard at the Sallow warp
New named characters. Pell, Brother Fallow, Novice Tull, Sister Ise, Ness, Garnet, Cass, Sorrel, Rusk and Oda. Recommend: keep Pell, Ness and Sorrel as named characters, since they come back; the rest can stay as roles until they're needed.
[ ] 24. Names that clashed across acts. Settled for now by VEL-63, confirm. Pim, Mott and Pell each named two different people, and Act 2's Bryn sat next to Act 3's Brin. Recommendation: the renames this pass made: Act 1's drover is Jory, its Amber Row glyph-giver Nell and its gate Facet Wren; Act 2's glyph-hunter is Rusk; Act 3's Stilled child and cart-driver are Pip and Teg. Pim (the bell-ringer), Mott (the Undermere door) and Pell (the sealed runner) keep their names. An alternative worth a thought: make the Halfway gate's Facet the Pell who is sealed in Act 2, so the un-teaching seals a face the player knows. Sources:
walkthrough-act-1.md § 12;walkthrough-act-2.md Q14;walkthrough-act-3.md § 18 Q12.From Walkthrough: Act 4 › Open questions for Ray, all tabs › Story and cast
Names. Characters who shared a name across acts were renamed: Act 1's gate Facet is Wren, its glyph-giver Nell and its drover Jory; Act 2's hunter is Rusk; two of Act 3's Stilled are Pip and Teg.
From Walkthrough: Act 4 › Continuity notes › What is now the same everywhere
Cast: the glyph-hunter Bryn is now Rusk (too close to Brin, the Corran girl)