How many
actually matter
The Wandering Inn has thousands of text lines, but NLP entity extraction filters noise. Track the funnel from total name mentions to unique characters, and see their distribution.
A Massive Cast of Inn Guests
With 40 unique key characters analyzed, persons dominate the text. The narrative follows Erin Solstice, Ryoka Griffin, and the diverse patrons of the Wandering Inn.
The Hub of Liscor
Key locations like the city of Liscor anchor the narrative's structure, serving as the interface between human and drakes and the focal point of early volume conflicts.
Narrative Entity Classification Summary (Volume 11, Chapter 24)
| Classification | Unique Entities Detected |
|---|---|
| Person / Character | 40 |
| Location | 1 |
| Organization | 3 |
| Other | 1 |
| Total Unique Entities | 45 |
Series survival rate,
over the timeline
Portal fantasy introduces characters to a world of levels, monsters, and war. Track the survival curve of characters introduced across the series. Watch the cumulative deaths increase as major wars and sieges unfold.
A Brutal World
In the dangerous lands of Izril, characters face constant threats. Out of 592 characters introduced, 122 deaths are recorded, representing a 20.61% mortality rate.
Lethal Milestones
The most lethal event occurs at Chapter 26, where a single battle registers 7 key character deaths, highlighting pirateaba's willingness to eliminate main cast members in major conflicts.
Narrative Survival & Mortality Summary (Volume 11, Chapter 24)
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Characters Introduced | 592 |
| Surviving Characters (Alive) | 470 |
| Eliminated Characters (Dead) | 122 |
| Survival Rate | 79.39% |
| Mortality Rate | 20.61% |
Entity mentions,
and how they shift
Watch entity counts grow and transition as the story progresses. The main characters lead early, but organizations, locations, and items catch up in volume.
The Magical Innkeeper (Erin Solstice)
Erin leads all entities by an overwhelming margin with 32,207 mentions. As the heart of the series and the innkeeper who unites disparate races, her presence dominates the narrative.
The Wandering Runner (Ryoka Griffin)
Ryoka Griffin accumulates 11,849 mentions. As the second primary point of view character, her journey as a City Runner across Izril provides a key perspective outside Liscor.
The Horns of Hammerad (Ceria & Pisces)
Ceria Springart (10,813 mentions) and Pisces Dahli (7,617 mentions) form the core of the Horns of Hammerad, tracking the progression of Liscor's resident silver-rank team.
Final Entity Mentions Summary (Volume 11, Chapter 24)
| Entity | Classification | Mentions |
|---|---|---|
| Erin | character | 32,207 |
| Ryoka | character | 11,849 |
| Drake | character | 11,187 |
| Ceria | character | 10,813 |
| Pisces | character | 7,617 |
| Lyonette | character | 7,130 |
| Rags | character | 6,629 |
| Liscor | location | 5,291 |
| Mrsha | character | 5,101 |
| Klbkch | character | 4,870 |
Narrative disappearances,
and absence spans
Discover the largest narrative gaps. The chart maps how many chapters a character completely disappears from the text before appearing again.
* Gaps represent segments where an entity is absent between its last appearance and its next re-appearance. Character fates are omitted in this specific chart to focus purely on narrative presence.
The Long Absence of Gregor
Data Insight: Gregor disappears for a massive 643 chapters (Ch. 52 to 695).
Lore Assumption: As a secondary Antinium character introduced in the early volumes, Gregor's long gap reflects the focus shifting away from the early Liscor barracks to regional and global conflicts, before returning in the late-stage Antinium arcs.
Early Cast Dispersal
Data Insight: Characters like Cervial and Blake have gaps of 425 and 400 chapters.
Lore Assumption: With the story expanding to Baleros, Wistram, and other continents, many early residents of Liscor or Izril are left behind for hundreds of chapters as major world events take center stage.
Narrative Disappearance Gaps Summary (Volume 11, Chapter 24)
| Character | Absence Gap (Chapters) | From Chapter | To Chapter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gregor | 643 | 52 | 695 |
| Warsh | 641 | 53 | 694 |
| Cervial | 425 | 270 | 695 |
| Blake | 400 | 275 | 675 |
| Siri | 374 | 300 | 674 |
| Lizardwoman | 370 | 307 | 677 |
| Wailant | 331 | 371 | 702 |
| Fox | 324 | 346 | 670 |
| Erma | 324 | 346 | 670 |
| Bishop | 322 | 384 | 706 |
Keywords &
demographics
Explore the keywords that define the novel, alongside a clear demographic breakdown of character pronouns.
| Pronoun | Count | Share |
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