Halloween: The Game Heroes of Haddonfield Roster

What is the confirmed Civilian roster?

The confirmed Standard Edition launch roster has 10 playable Civilians: Jennifer Aarons, Tanya Harrison, Rachel Calahan, Eric, Marcus Navarro, Thomas Armitage, Bob Simms, Lynda van der Klok, Annie Brackett, and Laurie Strode. The official Legacy Characters Reimagined announcement gives this complete list while distinguishing the four returning film characters from the six newly introduced Haddonfield residents.

The official preorder announcement adds two named Digital Deluxe Civilians: Richard and Alexis. They are presented as exclusive Civilian characters included with the Digital Deluxe edition and the Digital Deluxe Edition Upgrade at launch. They are not part of the 10-character Standard Edition launch list. This is the key edition difference for readers searching for a Halloween: The Game character list.

Roster group	Confirmed names	Edition status
New Haddonfield Civilians	Jennifer, Tanya, Rachel, Eric, Marcus, Thomas	Six of the 10 Standard Edition launch Civilians
Legacy Civilians	Bob, Lynda, Annie, Laurie	Four of the 10 Standard Edition launch Civilians
Deluxe additions	Richard, Alexis	Two exclusive Digital Deluxe Civilians

The two official character articles do not claim that every name has a full public biography. The Heroes of Haddonfield article profiles five new residents, while Eric appears in the complete launch list without a matching biography in that announcement. Richard and Alexis are named in the preorder page but are not given biographies there. Keeping those gaps visible is more useful than filling them with guesses.

Who are the five newly profiled Heroes?

The official Heroes of Haddonfield article introduces five new Civilians through their relationships, ambitions, and place in town. These descriptions establish character identity and tone. They do not publish exact stats, perk effects, or a recommended way to build any of them.

Thomas Armitage

Thomas Armitage is a 21-year-old college football player who chooses to return to Haddonfield on weekends. The official biography says he spends that time with his younger sister, close friends, and his father’s furniture business. His positive attitude and willingness to take responsibility make him a courageous leader in the town’s character lineup. The source also cautions that confidence should not automatically be read as arrogance.

Thomas is therefore a story and roster identity, not a published “tank” or leader build. The official material does not assign him a health value, athleticism value, signature-trait rule, weapon preference, or perk effect. Those labels would be gameplay interpretations rather than confirmed facts.

Jennifer Aarons

Jennifer Aarons works at the local bookstore during a few gap years while saving for college. The official article describes her as quiet, kind, organized, and focused on leaving Haddonfield for broader ambitions. Her mother wants her to stay home and settle down, but Jennifer has a different plan. The biography also says that her newer involvement in Haddonfield nightlife has softened some of her carefully controlled habits.

This makes Jennifer one of the clearest examples of how the game builds a Civilian around a personal conflict rather than a generic horror role. It still does not confirm whether she has a particular advantage in repairs, movement, persuasion, or combat. The official progression page says Civilians have unique stats and signature traits, but it does not publish Jennifer’s values or effects.

Tanya Harrison

Tanya Harrison sits at the center of Haddonfield’s social scene. The official description presents her as carefree, energetic, and well informed about what is popular in town. Mr. Strode once offered her a job at Strode Realty, but she chose to work at the local record store instead. Beneath the upbeat exterior, Tanya has a dark sense of humor that helps her connect with different people.

Her biography establishes strong social links, but it does not authorize a gameplay claim such as “best persuader” or “support specialist.” The official multiplayer overview says Civilian choices matter and that characters have unique stats and signature personalities. The named stat categories and exact signature effects for Tanya remain unpublished in the official sources used here.

Rachel Calahan

Rachel Calahan is fascinated by death and the unknown. She attends funeral service education courses with the goal of becoming a mortician and joining her family’s business. The official article places her around Haddonfield’s occult bookstore crowd and describes her as a punk music fan with a sarcastic voice who has difficulty showing vulnerability. Even though she dislikes most socializing, she keeps a small circle of people with similar interests.

Rachel’s profile explains why the Civilian roster is not just a list of interchangeable survivors. It does not reveal a fear resistance number, a special interaction, a perk deck, or a combat statistic. No official source used for this page gives a verified Rachel build, and none should be invented from her lore.

Marcus Navarro

Marcus Navarro is associated with his motorcycle, an independent lifestyle, and the open road. He was born and raised in Haddonfield but spent an extended period living with his father after his parents divorced. The official biography calls attention to his brooding, lone-wolf reputation, his visits to the Rabbit in Red Lounge, and his connection to the Castle Hill Rooks. Despite his dislike of Haddonfield’s suburban facade, Marcus protects the people he cares about, including his grandmother Gloria.

Again, the official article provides personality and relationships, not a stat sheet. It does not say that Marcus moves faster, fights better, or performs any specific task more effectively. Those details belong in a later, evidence-backed page if the developers publish them or if repeatable launch testing documents them.

Where do the legacy characters fit?

Bob Simms, Lynda van der Klok, Annie Brackett, and Laurie Strode make up the four legacy entries in the 10-Civilian Standard Edition list. The official legacy announcement says they are reimagined from the original film, appear in interactive singleplayer scenes inspired by iconic moments, and are playable Civilians in multiplayer. Their roster status is covered in the legacy characters guide, while Michael’s opposing identity is covered in the Michael Myers guide.

The official page also identifies the voice performers for the four legacy characters: Nicholas Leung as Bob, Angela Carbone as Lynda, Kaitlyn Robrock as Annie, and Chelsea Krause as Laurie. That credit information helps distinguish the game’s reinterpretation from an assumption that the original film cast is performing every role.

What does a Civilian do in multiplayer?

The official multiplayer overview describes Civilians as the side trying to save Haddonfield residents and escape the Boogeyman. Players explore the town, find useful items, work with other residents, and pursue possible exits while Michael searches for targets. The site also says that Civilian characters have unique stats, special traits, and signature personalities.

The progression overview names four broad Civilian stat categories: Athleticism, Personality, Resourcefulness, and Capability. It explains what each category represents at a high level, but it does not attach public values to the launch roster in the character announcements. The same source confirms Civilian Perk Decks and randomized Perk Card rolls. Exact cards, effects, rarity tables, and best combinations are not included here.

That boundary matters for a launch roster. The release-date guide and platforms guide answer when and where to play, while this page answers who is confirmed. The editions and price guide explains the separate Deluxe timing and purchase context without treating the two extra Civilians as part of the Standard Edition list.

What remains unpublished?

As of September 4, 2026, the official pages do not give a complete biography for Eric, Richard, or Alexis. They also do not publish per-character stat values, signature-trait effects, starting items, perk effects, damage numbers, health numbers, movement values, recommended builds, or kill data. The existence of a character in the roster is confirmed; the details above that level are not.

This is also why the names should not be sorted into an unofficial tier list. A character’s personality, film connection, or Deluxe status does not prove a combat ranking. Until the official team publishes more or a later page records repeatable in-game evidence, the defensible roster is the 10 Standard Edition Civilians plus Richard and Alexis as Digital Deluxe additions.

Verification note and official sources

This page was checked against the official Halloween website on September 4, 2026. It uses the official roster announcements for names and edition status, and it marks incomplete biographies and unpublished gameplay details as unknown.