Queen April
Also known as Queen April · Colorkeeper · Emberwing Rider
Queen April leads with warmth, courage and a willingness to listen. Her gold crown is a promise to make room for other voices. With her auburn hair, plum cape and practical teal riding clothes, she is equally at home solving a lantern mystery and crossing the sky on Emberwing.
“A crown should make room for other voices.”
Emberwing
Loyal, curious and protective. He trusts April and always brings her home.
Recognize the companion
Warm copper scales, teal wing membranes, curved horns and an expressive friendly face.
In the adventure
Carrying beacons through difficult skies and finding the route home.
April settles into the saddle. Emberwing tilts one wing toward the light, waiting for her signal.
An adventure waiting to happen
Six lost colors, five distant beacons, and a kingdom that needs every voice. April and Emberwing set out to bring the light home.
A companion’s twist
Five villages have lost their guiding beacons. April and Emberwing must carry the light across rain, ice, embers and stars.
At their best
- Memory and evidence puzzles
- Dragon riding
- Bringing people together
Dialogue direction
Warm, perceptive, brave; gently funny and firm when someone needs defending.
Written character dialogue. Recorded voices are not enabled.
The face, the flaws, the secret
Animated likeness based on the supplied reference: side-swept auburn hair and a warm smile, a gold crown, teal riding clothes, dark boots and a plum cape.
Wants: Return the kingdom’s colors and carry its beacons safely across the sky.
A secret for your story
She and Emberwing practice their victory bow when nobody is watching.
Original animated character design based on the reference supplied for Queen April. Her reference photograph is not published.
Character roles and adventure hooks are fictional. Companion names, pairings and markings follow the supplied references.
Games & stories
Queen April: The Colorkeepers →
Queen April: Emberwing Riders →
Choose a game from the character roster →