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Grimm
September 7, 2026 at 02:06 AM
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Grimm is a playable character in Silver Palace introduced through an official character title page. His occupation is Journalist and his title is "Silver-Tongued Headliner". He is affiliated with S.T.A.T.S., the organisation whose premises on Morgue Street also serve as the Detective's agency and home.

The official title page shows a short blond boy in a black newsboy cap, a brown coat over shirt and suspenders, grey shorts, knee socks and black boots, tipping his cap. Behind him sits a large typewriter on a filing-cabinet desk, with blue string lines running between pinned notes and loose newspapers on the floor. The card gives the role beneath the name as Journalist.
Detail | Value |
|---|---|
Title | Silver-Tongued Headliner |
Rarity | 4-star |
Class | Witness |
Element | Fulmen |
Occupation | Journalist |
Affiliation | S.T.A.T.S. |
Availability | Playable |
Grimm is described as a young journalist born into the lower levels of society, ambitious, with a mind as sharp as his tongue. His official profile calls him a chronicler of modern society who never hesitates to risk danger when opportunity knocks, and says that whether he is denouncing scandals or giving a voice to the sadly departed, he believes the truth is all-powerful and must be heard.
His quote sets out how he fights: "Undocumented truth is really flimsy. Direct confrontation is not my thing. I fight my battles elsewhere." That positions him as an investigator working through documentation and publication rather than force, which aligns him closely with the investigation system and with the Detective's own methods.
The first closed beta included an investigation called the Case of Grimm's Death as part of its Chapter 1 content, covered in Monotype Beta. The playable character Grimm and that case share a name. No official material has yet stated how, or whether, the two are connected, so no relationship is asserted here.
Grimm is a 4-star character of the Witness class, a support-leaning class, and carries the Fulmen elemental attribute. These values come from the character's official title page and from the in-game listings shown during the second closed beta, so they describe that build rather than a finished release version.
Like every playable character, Grimm channels these abilities through a personal Reactor, the same technology described on Silverium and Spinotrodes. The elemental attribute also determines which Resonance effect triggers once the Resonance meter fills during a fight.
The kit below was recorded in the second closed beta build, the Dichotomy Beta Test, so the values describe that build rather than a finished release version. Grimm runs on Camera Battery, capped at 40 and refilling at four per second, and his whole kit is built around stacking a resistance debuff before the rest of the party arrives.
Method | Type | Effect |
|---|---|---|
Compact Handgun | Basic Attack | Five-hit pistol chain that feeds Camera Battery. The fifth hit marks the target with News Target, which is what upgrades his Skill debuff. |
Photographic Proof | Skill | At full Camera Battery, spends 20 to photograph everything in range. Held instead, it spends the whole bar and applies Photo Evidence, cutting Fulmen resistance by 5%; against a target already carrying News Target it becomes Full Expose, cutting Fulmen resistance by 15%. |
Airborne Scoop | Ultimate | Leaps up for a burst of difficult snapshots and refreshes the debuff on everything he hits to 40 seconds. |
Undercover Inquiry | Switch-in attack that counters and interrupts anyone who strikes during it, returning 40 Camera Battery. | |
Live Recording | Passive | Applying Full Expose gives the whole team a 5% Fulmen damage bonus for 40 seconds. |
The shape of that kit matches how his profile describes him. He does not hold the front line; he marks a target, strips its resistance and hands the kill to somebody else, which is the combat reading of the line about fighting his battles elsewhere. See Combat System for how resistance shred and switch-in attacks fit the wider party rotation.
Grimm introduces himself to the returning Detective as the photojournalist who trailed a few of the Detective's earlier cases, and assumes he will not be remembered. He is one of the few people in the city who never accepted the three-year disappearance at face value, and he says so directly: everyone else in Silvernia had written the Detective off, and he simply wanted to know why the Detective left. The scene runs alongside the hiring of Ashley as an assistant, which is where his sharper edge shows, since he needles the new hire about what happened to her predecessor.
Characters, Morgue Street, Investigation System, Factions.