For nonconformist Tay the Traveler, all of Xapa World is her home because she may appear any time a player gets stuck in a Quest. A nomadic and cryptic sage, Tay travels and talks with the Universe, speaking its truth to players even though she can’t save money, make a home or cook a meal.

Sunny and Chloe are a double-dating couple who love to quarrel and bicker. She’s a bus driver in Xapa World who knows everybody, while kindergarten teacher Sunny is more of a homebody, constantly dodging Chloe’s schemes to get him off video games and onto an exercise regime.

Whatever your business, Pricklee will meddle in it. Her insecurities make her a “Karen” who inserts herself into others’ conflicts and knows everyone’s business. She’s quite proud of her gardening, though, and lets everyone know it.

We’ve all met a Polly, the human manifestation of relentless positivity and obnoxious cheerfulness who, worst of all, won’t shut up about it. In High5 Communications Basics, Polly learns to more authentically collaborate with her coworkers.

Although she’s an out-of-touch Boomer, Po keeps trying to relate to GenZer’s without much luck because she seems blind to her intergenerational workforce. Watch Po learn to accept criticism as growth instead of an affront in the High5 Self-Awareness Xperience.

Everyone in Xapa World knows and likes Otto Porter, their all-purpose handyman who can fix anything—except maybe his workaholic knack for taking on too much then struggling to keep up. Has a crush on Debra Doormat.

After five years in space, Lennox Lumens can’t quite come back down to Earth. He’s a GenZ know-it-all who’s oblivious that he’s lacking life skills. Bumps heads with coworkers Po and Polly because he cannot stand toxic positivity.

Ever had a boss like Jonah Trent? A late-40’s narcissistic man-child who expects his team to praise all of his ideas which, of course, are always the best ones. He routinely has lethal heart attacks reading quarterly earnings reports.

Gilbert Glum needs a hug. He’s a Debbie-Downer sort of pessimist who takes everything personally. Keep that in mind as you and Gilbert navigate the Five Levels of Listening—if you can put up with Gilbert’s unending doom and gloom.

Ghostina is a conflict-avoidant ghost who talks big but is terrified of confrontation and typically a failure at follow-through. When either comes up, she simply ghosts people in her world.

The Count’s executive TV producer is Debra Doormat, a people-pleaser who experiences the worst of Count Zorbo’s toxicity because she struggles to balance work and home life with reasonable boundaries.

Xapa World’s most famous celeb is Count Zorbo, who hosts his own late night TV show called ZZZ’s with Zorbo. He’s so self-absorbed he’ll take over every conversation, and drain away your energy like a vampire. You’ve been warned.

Our floating ER nurse Balloonopine is covered in balloons instead of quills, representing anxieties that he should learn to let go of, but can’t. He has poker dates with pals Polly and Ghostina but can’t stand Awkward Turtle.

If you run into Awkward Turtle, the barista who runs his own coffee shop, remember that you must be clear and direct with him. “Awky” is slow to read body language or read between the lines.