In the Magnapuri Empire, the Line of Magnus is officially the lineage of all those descended from Magnus Primus, founder of Magnapur. However, it is usually only used to described the direct line of royalty and those closely related to it, as many of the off branches of the Line have by 1011 YM are only distantly related and have become their own noble families.
Mentioned members of the Line of Magnus are:
- Magnus Primus (founder of the Line and first Magnus of Magnapur)
- Magnus the Magnificent (grandson of Magnus Primus and builder of Pundrapur)
- Magnus the Younger (grandson of Magnus Primus)
- Magnus the Seafarer (explorer and colonist)
- Magna the Subjugator (great conqueror of Wood Elves)
- Magnus the Vast (AKA Magnus the Round), a very fat Magnus who conquered Roundwards Cunabulum including Apjibar
- Magna the Quarterer (committed genocides against the people of Genida)
- Magnus the Binder (created the Book of Names, an artefact used to control the slave population, and founded the Fleshweavers)
- Magna the Bloody (failed to create a slave army, creating Orcs, Goblinoids and Ogres)
- Magnus the Strict (renowned lawmaker and enforcer, failed to rein in the Vakh Isles)
- Magnus the Quiet (father of Magna the Unfortunate and Lord Lust)
- Elladora of Pundrapur (wife of Magnus the Quiet)
- Magna the Unfortunate (AKA Magna the Benevolent, older sister of Lord Lust, died tragically)
- Magna the Scholar (Magna in 1011 YM for the Burning of the Book of Names)
- Lord Lust (Uncle of Magna the Scholar, involved heavily in the Burning of the Book of Names)
- Sanja Fairmaiden (Bastard Aunt of Magna the Scholar, Rani of Pundrapur after Lust's disgrace)
- Menveg, the Bloody Bastard, son of Lord Lust
- Raja Sudhra the Shining of the Sudhrai Rajdom
- Raja Wroth of Pundrapur
- Magnus the Flaccid, current Magnus in Pundrapur and great grandson of Lord Lust