SIGISMUND OF LUXEMBOURG
As a Hungarian, German and Czech king, Sigismund is one of the most important figures of late medieval Europe. He wields his power in a hedonistic manner, collecting titles and acclaim, spending his wealth recklessly, yet he is constantly short of money and thus in debt to everyone.
VLAD DRACUL
Vlad is the ruler of Wallachia and vassal of King Sigismund of Hungary, whose country is under constant threat from the expanding Ottoman Empire. In his country, he seeks to crush the resisting nobility with an iron fist, and his method of torture is famous far and wide: he is fond of impaling his opposition.
JÁNOS VITÉZ
János Vitéz, one of the most loyal supporters of Hunyadi, comes from low ranks. From a talented clergyman’s apprentice, he comes to be an influential statesman. A brilliant politician with a sharp mind, a sharp tongue and a dry sense of humor, he shares Hunyadi’s goals – he wants to protect
GEORGE BRANKOVIC
The Despot of Serbia, father of Mara. As a vassal to the Hungarian king, his duty was to defend the castles on the Serbian- Hungarian border, strengthening the defence against the Ottoman invasions. It’s not only his allies Brankovic betrays, but his dearest daughter, Mara as well, by giving her away to the Sultan’s court as a safeguard to preserve peace.