Reference: Death Eaters (Roster at Different Times)

Listed here is the roster of Death Eaters in this story's setting. The author has tried to follow canon as closely as possible:

Snape was a spy and is not included here.

Those who died around the time of the First Wizarding War: (Not necessarily in battle; they may also have died of old age or illness.)

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- Mulciber Sr. (He had a son, referred to in this story as Mulciber.)

- Rosier Sr.

- Wilkes

- Evan Rosier

Those who escaped punishment after the First Wizarding War—that is, those who appeared at Voldemort's resurrection ritual:

- Lucius Malfoy (canon)

- Corban Yaxley (canon)

- Walden Macnair (canon)

- Alecto Carrow (canon)

- Amycus Carrow (canon)

- Avery (canon)

- Nott Sr. (canon)

- Goyle Sr. (canon)

- Crabbe Sr. (canon)

- Peter Pettigrew (canon)

- Mr. Selwyn (not canon, but judging from Umbridge's attitude toward House of Selwyn, it was unlikely that this family had been implicated by the Death Eaters)

- Thorfinn Rowle (author's original setting)

- Approximately twenty other Death Eaters (according to Harry, he saw at least thirty Death Eaters)

Those imprisoned after the First Wizarding War—that is, the nine men and one woman mentioned in the 1996 mass-breakout report:

- Bellatrix Lestrange (canon)

- Augustus Rookwood (canon)

- Antonin Dolohov (canon)

- Mulciber (canon)

- Rabastan Lestrange (canon)

- Rodolphus Lestrange (canon)

- Travers (canon)

- Gibbon (not canon, but Lupin recognized his face and knew his name, which strongly suggests that his photograph had been published in the papers for a wanted notice)

- Jugson (author's original setting)

- One unnamed male wizard

Those imprisoned after the First Wizarding War who successfully escaped:

- Barty Crouch Jr. (He died not long after Voldemort's resurrection, so he had little impact on the later plot.)

Those captured after participating in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries: (All canon. That pig of a teammate, Lucius, recited everyone's names.)

- Antonin Dolohov

- Avery

- Crabbe Sr.

- Jugson

- Rabastan Lestrange

- Rodolphus Lestrange

- Walden Macnair

- Lucius Malfoy

- Mulciber

- Nott Sr.

- Augustus Rookwood

Voldemort suffered heavy losses in this battle, losing nearly a quarter of his fighting strength.

Thirty original members plus ten escapees made forty people. Losing eleven at once, while also exposing Voldemort's existence, made it no surprise that he wanted to punish the Malfoy family harshly, as the leaders of the operation.

Leaving aside the unnamed extra, the only ones with actual names were ten in total: Bellatrix, Goyle Sr., Gibbon, Travers, Thorfinn Rowle, Peter Pettigrew, Mr. Selwyn, Corban Yaxley, and the Carrow siblings.

Then came the Battle of the Astronomy Tower. Aside from Peter Pettigrew, everyone with a name showed up.

In the end, Gibbon was accidentally killed by his teammates. Other than the Carrow siblings and Thorfinn Rowle, all the rest were captured and imprisoned.

For a time, the Death Eaters' numbers hit an all-time low—four named members and nineteen nameless extras. Among those with names, Peter Pettigrew was timid, Rowle, who had accidentally killed Gibbon, had accuracy issues, and the Carrow siblings had respectively been subdued by Harry and Luna. They were all a bunch of weaklings!

Poor old Voldemort!

It truly hadn't been easy for the Death Eaters to make it to Book Seven!