Wolves don’t fear the dark. Orphaned at a young age, Eiko fought tooth and nail to survive. Life as a drifter honed her skills, and her tenacity is crucial to the Band of the Wolf’s success. Still haunted by her past, she’s spent her life in search of the man in the lion’s armor.

Thaeriel is the (former) God of the Light, but now a mortal known as Thaeriel, The Fallen. As a god, he was arrogant above all else, carrying himself like a stern schoolteacher that looks down on their students. He was rigid in his ideas and regimental in his attitude.

Suddenly, a giant roar reverberated through the air, and a huge red dragon descended on the scene. Reios jumped to her feet as the dragon roared once more in Glinn’s face, the warrior’s cape billowing behind him from the sheer power of the cry. But the Draka Pride just laughed, put his hands up in the air in mock surrender, and backed away from the old wolf and her dragon.

Automabunn climbed on her shoulder, a small comfort until she saw a nervous but eager light shining behind its eyes. Despite its tentative and frankly chaotic nature, the little critter was smarter than it was built to know. Something was happening behind those glassy eyes, and she was determined to find out.

Born the runt of the litter, Argus lacked the hunter instincts that came naturally to most Felids. He was more interested in food that didn’t run away, and that obsession saw him grow into a warrior who would rather protect life than take it.

After unseating a false chieftain and uniting the northern tribes, Valka was chosen by Auros, God of War, to be champion. The clans proudly call themselves the Valknir in her honor. She’s gruff, but those closest to her see her more jovial side. She hates losing, and solves problems by fighting first, asking questions later.

Born on the streets of Ronella, Orfeo is a master of disguise and trickery. He can mask himself as anyone, and prefers to move around the world under the guise of someone else, as opposed to himself. A life of Deception has taught him the power of truth, which he uses sparingly but effectively, as Orfeo knows that truth binds stronger than deceit. When he was made champion, Ludia, Goddess of Deception, bound him with a divine chain in order to ensure his loyalty, which Valka later shattered.

From an early age, Selena knew she was destined to be more than the frail young boy her peers saw. Through sheer discipline and mastery, she rose to become a discerning yet empathetic commander. Known as the Moonlight Archer, Selena is instinctive and driven by feeling – and it’s these traits that allow her to be so in tune with the natural state of Eucos, seeing herself and her people as its true guardians.

Neferu died as a warrior on the sands of Mukhnod, but refused to stay down. She escaped the afterlife with the help of Takhat, an ancient pharaoh, and the two now share one body as Death’s chosen. Neferu is imperious and regal. She’s driven and determined, and once she has set her mind to something she is hard to deter. A proud Anubian, she has an unflinching advocate of her people, and after the events of Season 1, is established as the new Pharaoh of the Anubian Empire.

As a mortal, Pallas has often defied conventional characterization. Pallas is a creative. They are a big thinker with their head in the clouds, and their distracted nature can often come across as ambivalence and arrogance. In reality: Pallas is confident, but they are not selfish, and look to solve problems that will benefit those around them, even if those who will benefit don’t understand. They are often thinking many steps ahead, finding themselves in situations where they don’t have time to explain. Like the God of Magic himself, they are a genius, but unlike the God of Magic, they are a doer, not a teacher.