Sinners are the twelve main characters you fight with in Limbus Company, the turn-based RPG from Project Moon. They make up the field team of the Limbus Company Bus Department, a crew that travels around the City clearing dungeons and fighting enemies under your command. Each Sinner can be built in several ways, so knowing how they work is the key to stronger battles.
Sinners
Sinners
Yi Sang
A quiet, analytical former researcher who often falls silent while thinking through a problem.
- Sinner #
- 1
- Literary Origin
- The Wings — Yi Sang
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- Crow's Eye View
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Sloth
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Gloom; Skill 2: Envy; Skill 3: Sloth
- Korean Voice Actor
- Min Seung-woo
Faust
The confident engineer behind Mephistopheles, Faust believes few people can match her knowledge.
- Sinner #
- 2
- Literary Origin
- Faust — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- Representation Emitter
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Pride
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Pride; Skill 2: Sloth; Skill 3: Gluttony
- Korean Voice Actor
- Park Ji-yoon
Don Quixote
An enthusiastic admirer of Fixers who acts out the role of a righteous hero.
- Sinner #
- 3
- Literary Origin
- Don Quixote — Miguel de Cervantes
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- La Sangre de Sancho
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Lust
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Lust; Skill 2: Envy; Skill 3: Gluttony
- Korean Voice Actor
- Kim Yea-lim
Ryōshū
A quiet artist and chain-smoker who judges even combat by its aesthetic.
- Sinner #
- 4
- Literary Origin
- Hell Screen — Ryūnosuke Akutagawa
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- Forest for the Flames
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Lust
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Gluttony; Skill 2: Lust; Skill 3: Pride
- Korean Voice Actor
- Yi Sae-ah
Meursault
A reserved Sinner who prefers clear, concise instructions and avoids moral judgments.
- Sinner #
- 5
- Literary Origin
- The Stranger — Albert Camus
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- Chains of Others
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Pride
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Sloth; Skill 2: Pride; Skill 3: Gloom
- Korean Voice Actor
- Kwon Sung-hyuk
Hong Lu
A sheltered young man from a wealthy home whose honest curiosity can sound tactless.
- Sinner #
- 6
- Literary Origin
- Dream of the Red Chamber — Cao Xueqin
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- Land of Illusion
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Gloom
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Pride; Skill 2: Sloth; Skill 3: Lust
- Korean Voice Actor
- Kim Sin-woo
Heathcliff
A hotheaded Sinner who acts quickly and makes little effort to hide his feelings.
- Sinner #
- 7
- Literary Origin
- Wuthering Heights — Emily Brontë
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- Bodysack
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Envy
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Envy; Skill 2: Wrath; Skill 3: Lust
- Korean Voice Actor
- Hong Seung-hyo
Ishmael
A practical, patient Sinner who gives level-headed advice and keeps assignments moving.
- Sinner #
- 8
- Literary Origin
- Moby-Dick — Herman Melville
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- Snagharpoon
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Gloom
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Wrath; Skill 2: Gluttony; Skill 3: Gloom
- Korean Voice Actor
- Jang Ye-na
Rodion
A Backstreets-born gambler who loves money and uses jokes to deflect orders.
- Sinner #
- 9
- Literary Origin
- Crime and Punishment — Fyodor Dostoevsky
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- What is Cast
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Pride
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Gluttony; Skill 2: Pride; Skill 3: Wrath
- Korean Voice Actor
- Yoon A-young
Sinclair
A nervous young Sinner who is still adjusting to dangerous field work.
- Sinner #
- 11
- Literary Origin
- Demian — Hermann Hesse
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- Branch of Knowledge
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Gluttony
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Pride; Skill 2: Wrath; Skill 3: Envy
- Korean Voice Actor
- Kim Da-ol
Outis
An experienced tactician who offers advice and knows the bus's workshop technology.
- Sinner #
- 12
- Literary Origin
- The Odyssey — Homer
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- To Páthos Máthos
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Pride
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Sloth; Skill 2: Pride; Skill 3: Gloom
- Korean Voice Actor
- Kim Bo-na
Gregor
A good-humored, cynical Sinner who is generally easy to approach and reason with.
- Sinner #
- 13
- Literary Origin
- The Metamorphosis — Franz Kafka
- Base Identity
- LCB Sinner
- Base ZAYIN E.G.O
- Suddenly, One Day
- E.G.O Sin Affinity
- Sloth
- Base Skill Sin Affinities
- Skill 1: Gloom; Skill 2: Gluttony; Skill 3: Sloth
- Korean Voice Actor
- Choi Han
Who Are the Sinners in Limbus Company?
The Sinners are the twelve members of the Limbus Company Bus Department who fight for you, and each one is inspired by a famous literary work. Faust comes from Goethe's play, Don Quixote from Cervantes's novel, Meursault from Camus's The Stranger, and Gregor from Kafka's The Metamorphosis. They travel together on a special bus called Mephistopheles. Dante, the manager you play as, is counted among the Sinners too, but Dante doesn't fight in battle.
The literary links are more than a nod. The story is built around these characters: its chapters, called Cantos, are character-driven and dig into each Sinner's past and trauma. Knowing who they are makes those chapters land harder.
Do You Need to Pull to Get Sinners?
No. Every player starts with all twelve Sinners, so a pull never unlocks one. Pulls through Extraction, the game's gacha system, give you Identities and E.G.O, which make the Sinners you already have stronger. Base Identities are free, and others come from Extraction, the Limbus Pass, events and the Dispenser, so a new player can start building a team right away.
How Do Identities Work?
Identities are alternate versions of a Sinner, drawn from the Mirror Worlds, and each Sinner has several of them. An Identity belongs to that one Sinner alone, and it brings its own skills, stat spread and resistances. Two Identities of the same Sinner can play very differently, so the form you choose changes how that Sinner fights.
What Is E.G.O and How Does It Work?
E.G.O are the Sinners' ultimate attacks, and they're often much stronger than a regular skill. Each one costs Sin resources to use, and your team builds those resources by using skills of the matching Sin type, so you need to plan E.G.O and skills together. E.G.O come in risk levels from ZAYIN up to WAW. Only E.G.O with a Corrosion skill can corrode, and that risk grows as the Sinner's Sanity drops, so the base ZAYIN E.G.O every Sinner starts with is always safe to use. The last E.G.O a Sinner used also decides which Sin types they resist, so timing matters.
How to Build a Team of Sinners
Most fights cap how many Sinners you can field, so who you bring matters. A good starting point is to choose one status effect, such as Bleed, Burn or Tremor, since these are the easiest to build around early. Pair Sinners who apply that same status so the effect builds up faster.
Also make sure your E.G.O match the Sin resources your team actually generates, or you may never have enough to use them.
FAQ
What is Sanity (SP), and how does it affect Sinners?
Sanity, shown as SP, runs from -45 to 45 for each Sinner. It sets the chance a coin lands heads at 50 percent plus the Sinner's SP, so at 20 SP heads comes up 70 percent of the time. Winning Clashes and defeating enemies raises it, while using E.G.O and losing allies lowers it. At -30 or lower a Sinner may suffer Low Morale, and at -45 they panic. Most story fights start Sinners at zero.
Can you use all 12 Sinners in one battle?
Not in most stages, since each fight caps how many Sinners you can field. In Chain Battles, though, backups can step in when a Sinner dies or retreats, effectively letting you use all twelve. A backup starts with a 10 SP bonus that grows based on its place in the substitute order.
Can a Sinner die for good?
In battle, a fallen Sinner is out for the rest of that fight. Within the story, Dante can "turn back the clock" to restore a Sinner's body after injury or death, so a fall isn't always the end.