Brother Strange/Lissard

Lissard slithers through the dungeon of Knightmare as one of its more treacherous inhabitants, all flattery and sideways glances, ready to serve whichever master seems most likely to reward him. He greets adventurers with oily charm, offers help that usually comes with a catch, and never seems entirely trustworthy from the moment he appears.

Cliff Barry plays him with a physical, theatrical slipperiness that suits the show's low-budget, high-imagination dungeon world perfectly — hunched, hissing, eyes darting for advantage. It's a performance built for children's fantasy television, broad enough to read instantly as untrustworthy, yet detailed enough that his scheming always feels like its own small drama.