King of Ithaca and leader of a small fleet of three ships. Ulysses is a courageous warrior who blends tactical intelligence with immense physical agility. He deeply misses his family, a longing that drives his dangerous journey across hostile waters. His curiosity and pride occasionally place his crew in severe danger.

The powerful and tempestuous god of the sea. Angered by a grievous injury dealt to his offspring, he utilizes his dominion over the oceans to relentlessly punish those who cross him. He sends storms and monsters to exact his revenge on mortal sailors.

A stunningly beautiful and immortal demigoddess who resides in a stone castle surrounded by tame wolves and lions. She possesses great magical abilities, often using drugged food to transform mortal men into animals for her amusement. She easily falls into romantic attachments with human visitors.

A tall, blonde demigoddess of Titan descent who controls an idyllic island paradise. She lives outside the bounds of normal time and frequently takes shipwrecked mortals as husbands. She commands powerful magic capable of transforming men into animals when she grows tired of them.

The sixteen-year-old princess of Phaeacia. She is beautiful, strong-willed, and highly selective about her prospective suitors. She relies on divine guidance in her dreams to prepare for her transition to adulthood and royal responsibilities.

The clever and steadfast Queen of Ithaca. She faces the immense pressure of wealthy, aggressive suitors occupying her castle. She holds them off with a clever weaving trick, undoing her daily work every night to delay choosing a new husband.

The crown prince of Ithaca. He has grown into a strong and honorable young man over the past twenty years. He attempts to protect his mother and their estate from the hostile suitors occupying their home, eventually seeking out information about his missing father.

The largest and fiercest of the Cyclopes, a race of one-eyed giants. He is a brutal, cannibalistic creature who traps unwary sailors in his cave to devour them over a fire. His arrogance is matched only by his physical size.

A boisterous, red-faced demigod tasked by the Olympians with managing the world's weather. He commands twelve children who take turns riding the atmospheric currents. He possesses a deep appreciation for epic war stories and uses his authority to grant magical assistance to entertaining guests.

The greatest of the Greek warriors from the war, now residing in the underworld. He retains his pride in the afterlife and offers crucial strategic warnings to his former brothers-in-arms regarding dangerous sea witches.

A formidable Greek warrior who stood second only to the greatest fighters in martial prowess. Residing in the underworld, he harbors deep resentment over a past defeat regarding a contest for armor, using his spectral voice to taunt his old rivals.

The Olympian Goddess of Wisdom. She greatly admires tactical brilliance and actively champions her favored mortals, sometimes manipulating dreams or disguising herself as a human to provide direct assistance.

A swift, high-ranking Olympian god. He takes an interest in mortal heroes and operates quietly against the wishes of other temperamental deities to deliver crucial advice and protective magical flowers.

The loyal, aging swineherd of Ithaca. He maintains his duties and hospitality despite the chaotic occupation of the royal estate by hostile noblemen, offering shelter to wandering strangers.

The practical and cautious first officer of the Ithacan fleet. He actively questions his commander's decisions when the men face starvation or magical threats, choosing survival over strict military obedience.

One of the most aggressive and physically intimidating noblemen pressing the Ithacan queen for marriage. He holds zero respect for the rules of hospitality and actively threatens anyone who challenges his comfortable position in the palace.

A leading figure among the hostile suitors occupying the Ithacan palace. He acts as a vocal strategist for the group, quick to justify their greed and dismiss any threats to their comfortable occupation.

The cautious ruler of Phaeacia. He balances the diplomatic need to marry off his daughter with his fear of divine prophecies regarding strangers who bring disaster to his kingdom.

The wise and perceptive Queen of Phaeacia. She serves as a grounding influence on her husband, carefully observing strangers and enforcing the sacred laws of hospitality.

A green-haired water nymph who harbors a deep grudge against the sea god. She offers a magical veil to a drowning sailor to ensure his survival and thwart her divine enemy.

A prophet who resides in the underworld. He provides vital warnings about divine properties and future obstacles that must be carefully navigated to ensure safe passage across the sea.

The King of the Gods on Mount Olympus. He arbitrates disputes among the immortals and enforces divine justice, though he is susceptible to the demands of other deities regarding mortal infractions.