Apocrypha NPC Guide (June 2026) All NPC Locations

Apocrypha is a dark fantasy MMO on Roblox set in a shattered world fueled by heretical blood. Players spawn on a massive Flying Airship that serves as the central hub for every major activity in the game.

NPCs are the backbone of progression. They teach you classes, sell you gear, heal your wounds, and let you join Battle Royale and Arena matches.

If you are tired of wandering aimlessly across the airship looking for the right character, this Apocrypha NPC Guide is exactly what you need. I have mapped out every NPC location and explained exactly what they do so you can spend less time searching and more time fighting.

Our team spent hours running across the Flying Airship, the Captain’s Quarters, and the Sunken Bastille to confirm every position. We will cover class trainers, merchants, the Guild Master, and PVP coordinators so you know exactly where to go.

Whether you are a brand new player trying to understand the tutorial or a returning player looking for the Arena Voucher vendor, this guide is updated for 2026. Every NPC listed below has a confirmed location and a clear explanation of their services.

I have also included tips I learned the hard way so you do not make the same mistakes I did.

Apocrypha NPC Guide – All NPC Locations and What They Do

The following breakdown covers every named NPC in Apocrypha. I have organized them by location so you can navigate the Flying Airship and surrounding areas without confusion.

Each entry includes the NPC name, their exact location, and what they do. The Captain’s Quarters and the lower Arena deck are connected to the main hub, so you never need to leave the airship for most core activities.

The Flying Airship is home to most of the game’s essential NPCs

You will spend most of your early hours on the Flying Airship. This is where you spawn, trade, heal, and learn your first classes.

The ship is large, but the NPCs are clustered in logical areas that become easy to memorize after a few visits. I suggest doing a full lap around the deck as soon as you finish the tutorial so you can mentally map where everyone stands.

The Merchant sits near the central trading hub and is your go-to vendor for buying and selling items. You can offload unwanted gear and spend your hard-earned Lunari on weapons, armor, and consumables.

I always stop here after every dungeon run to clear inventory space and restock on potions. The Merchant also sells basic crafting materials that become important once you start upgrading your equipment later in the game.

His stall is marked by a stack of crates and a lantern, so look for that visual cue if you get turned around. Do not sell rare drops without checking the item border color first.

Purple and gold borders usually mean the item is valuable to other players or needed for crafting. Always double-check before you vendor something.

Dr Sergei operates a small medical station not far from the spawn point. He heals your character for free, which is a lifesaver during early grinding when you are still learning enemy attack patterns.

Do not waste consumables if you can simply walk back to Dr Sergei. His station is marked by a small tent with a red banner, making it easy to spot from the main deck.

I have seen new players burn through their entire potion stock within the first ten minutes because they did not know Dr Sergei existed. Learn from that mistake and visit him often.

He is especially useful after failed dungeon attempts where you barely escape with low health. A quick trip back to the airship saves you from burning through recovery items.

The Guild Master stands near the social area of the airship. Talk to him if you want to create a guild or join an existing one.

Guilds are a huge part of the endgame experience in Apocrypha, and having a tag above your head makes it easier to find groups for harder content. The Guild Master also provides daily guild quests that reward extra Lunari and reputation points.

I joined my first guild through this NPC within my first two hours of playing, and it completely changed how I approached group dungeons. You can also invite friends directly through his menu, which is faster than using the Roblox social panel.

Guilds can unlock shared storage and buffs, so the sooner you join one, the better. I recommend finding an active guild before you attempt the Sunken Bastille on harder difficulties.

Most of the class trainers are also located on the Flying Airship. Each trainer has a distinct visual look, so you can spot them by their weapons and clothing.

Noir teaches stealth-based classes that focus on critical hits and evasion. Nero specializes in aggressive melee combat with high burst damage.

Beowulf handles heavy tank-oriented builds that can absorb large amounts of damage. Faelanor offers magic and ranged options for players who prefer to stay at a distance.

Fenwick covers hybrid skill sets that blend melee and spellcasting. Giles provides support and utility classes that heal and buff allies.

You must complete the tutorial dungeon before these trainers will offer you class assignments. I recommend talking to all of them before committing, since each class changes your stats and available skill trees significantly.

If you pick a class and regret it, you can usually respec by talking to the same trainer again, though there may be a small Lunari cost involved. Some classes also require specific Emblems or Arena ranks to unlock advanced tiers, so plan your progression accordingly.

The Captain runs Battle Royale matches from the Captain’s Quarters

The Captain’s Quarters is located on the upper deck of the airship. The Captain is the NPC you speak to if you want to queue for Battle Royale.

This mode drops you into a large free-for-all map where you scavenge gear and fight to be the last player standing. It is a great way to earn Emblems, which are a special currency used for exclusive rewards.

Emblems can only be obtained through Battle Royale and a few other high-tier activities. Talk to the Captain, select your mode, and you will be teleported into the match.

The queue time is usually under a minute during peak hours, though it can stretch longer in the early morning. I recommend practicing your movement and combat basics before jumping in, since Battle Royale in Apocrypha is unforgiving.

The Captain also offers a quick briefing on the current map rotation and any special rules active for the week. Look for the large steering wheel icon above his head so you do not confuse him with the nearby quest givers.

I made that mistake once and ended up in a dialogue box about fishing instead of a PVP lobby. Double-check the icon before you click. Battle Royale matches award Emblems based on your placement, so even finishing in the top ten will give you a small payout.

Ronan manages all Arena PVP content

Ronan stands near the Arena entrance on the lower level of the Flying Airship. He is the gatekeeper for all structured PVP content including 1v1 duels, 2v2 team battles, and Free-for-All brawls.

You need Arena Vouchers to enter most of these modes, and Ronan can explain how to earn them. Arena Vouchers are typically rewarded from daily quests, dungeon completions, and event milestones.

Once you have enough, speak to Ronan to queue up. I usually stockpile ten vouchers before running a session so I do not have to keep running back to turn in quests between matches.

The Arena is the best place to test your build against real players without the risk of losing your main gear. I spent my first week in Apocrypha grinding Arena matches to learn what skills actually work in PVP.

Ronan also tracks your win streak and seasonal ranking, which is displayed on a leaderboard near his position. If you want to prove your build is competitive, this is the NPC you need to visit.

The lower Arena deck is directly beneath the main trading hub, so just drop down the stairs near the Merchant and you will see Ronan standing next to the gated entrance. His dialogue is short, so you can queue quickly without sitting through long cutscenes.

The tutorial dungeon and Sunken Bastille progression NPCs guide new players

When you first load into Apocrypha, you will be directed through a short tutorial that teaches movement, combat, and inventory management. The tutorial NPCs are temporary and only appear during the introduction sequence.

Once you finish, they disappear and the rest of the world opens up. These early NPCs are not named in the traditional sense, but they are critical for learning how to interact with the rest of the guide.

Pay close attention to the prompt that teaches you how to open your inventory, since that is a question I see new players ask constantly. The tutorial also covers basic dodging and blocking, which are skills you will use for the entire game.

The Sunken Bastille is a key dungeon area where you can find additional quest givers and optional NPCs that sell dungeon-specific items. These characters are not on the main airship, so you will need to travel to the Bastille through the portal near the Guild Master.

I recommend visiting after you have chosen your class and equipped your first real weapon. The Bastille vendors sell unique sigils and runes that you cannot find anywhere else in the game.

Some of these items are required for late-game class upgrades, so even if you do not buy them immediately, it is worth knowing where they are. The dungeon itself is a good source of early crafting materials and rare weapon drops.

The Empyrean Embassy offers advanced services for experienced players

The Empyrean Embassy is a smaller area connected to the main airship where high-level NPCs offer advanced quests and reputation rewards. You will not need to visit here immediately, but once you hit the mid-game, the Embassy becomes important for unlocking powerful gear and Kins.

The NPCs here deal in faction-specific currency that is separate from Lunari. I did not discover this area until my third day of playing, and I wish I had known about it sooner.

The entrance is tucked behind a set of stairs near the class trainers, so look for a glowing doorway to find it. Embassy quests typically involve killing elite enemies or collecting rare drops, but the rewards include some of the best armor in the game.

I recommend checking back at the Embassy every time you level up, since new quest tiers unlock at specific milestones. The faction vendors rotate their stock, so you might find a rare weapon blueprint one day and a powerful rune the next.

Quick Reference: Every NPC at a Glance

If you need a fast answer, this table summarizes every NPC, their location, and their primary function. I keep this open on a second screen while playing.

The table below is designed to be scannable, so you can find the vendor or trainer you need in seconds without scrolling through the entire guide.

NPC Name	Location	Function
Merchant	Flying Airship – Trading Hub	Buy and sell items for Lunari
Dr Sergei	Flying Airship – Near Spawn	Free healing
Guild Master	Flying Airship – Social Area	Create or join guilds
Noir	Flying Airship – Class Trainers	Stealth class trainer
Nero	Flying Airship – Class Trainers	Melee class trainer
Beowulf	Flying Airship – Class Trainers	Tank class trainer
Faelanor	Flying Airship – Class Trainers	Magic and ranged class trainer
Fenwick	Flying Airship – Class Trainers	Hybrid class trainer
Giles	Flying Airship – Class Trainers	Support and utility class trainer
Captain	Captain’s Quarters – Upper Deck	Battle Royale queue and Emblems
Ronan	Flying Airship – Lower Level Arena	Arena PVP queue and 1v1/2v2/FFA
Sunken Bastille Vendors	Sunken Bastille Dungeon	Dungeon-specific items and sigils
Empyrean Embassy NPCs	Empyrean Embassy – Hidden Hallway	Advanced quests and reputation rewards

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Conclusion

Learning your way around the Apocrypha NPC Guide is the fastest way to progress in this dark fantasy MMO. Every NPC on the Flying Airship and beyond serves a specific purpose, from teaching classes to running Battle Royale matches.

I still remember how frustrating it was to search for the Arena Voucher vendor when I first started. Now that you know where Ronan, the Captain, and every class trainer is located, you can focus on what actually matters: building a strong character and winning fights.

Bookmark this guide and reference it whenever you return to Apocrypha. The game receives regular updates, and new NPCs may be added in future patches. If you are just starting out, talk to the Merchant first, pick a class from Noir or Nero, and then head to the Captain’s Quarters once you feel ready for Battle Royale. Good luck, and I will see you on the airship.