Alim: Tartar fighter from Pułaski security outfit in Podole
Asher: Tartar fighter from Pułaski security outfit in Podole
Aydar: Tartar fighter from Pułaski security outfit in Podole
George Baylor: aide de camp of George Washington, commander of 3rd Regiment of Continental Light Dragoons
Paul Bentalou: Captain in Pulaski Legion
Theodorick Bland: Commander of 1st Continental Light Dragoons, a politician from Virginia
Ignacy Bohusz: Member of Bar Confederation
James Boyd: Carolina volunteer to Pulaski Legion
Franciszek Klemens Branicki: Polish magnate, French count, leader of Targowica Confederation
Jan Klemens Branicki: Great Crown Hetman, owner of 12 towns, 257 villages and 17 palaces.
Joseph Brant: Mohawk Indian Chief, British military officer, and Christion missionary
William Breen: A dragoon in Pulaski Legion, teaches Kaz about the Haudenosaunee tribes.
Heinrich count von Brühl: Polish-Saxon diplomat, controlled Saxony and Poland as the most powerful administrator for King Augustus III court
Pafnucy Brzeziński: Pauline prior of Częstochowa, famous orator
John Butler: British Loyalist, leader of Butler Rangers, militia on the northern frontier in New York during the American Revolutionary War
Walter Butler: British Loyalist, military officer, lawyer in Albany, NY.
Archibald Campbell: Governor of Georgia, Jamaica, and Madras. Won the Battle of Savannah
Canaletto: Nickname of Bernardo Belotto, an Italian painter of Warszawa
Catherine II: The Tsarina of Russia
James Curry: Sergeant Major of the Charleston Grenadiers, betrayed the Colonials at Savannah
Stefan Czarniecki: Field Hetman of the Crown, voivode of Kijów
Adam Kazimierz Czartoryski: Prince, runner up for the crown of Poland, later the commander of the General Confederation of the Kingdom of Poland under Napoleon Bonaparte
Damir: Tartar fighter from Pułaski security outfit in Podole
Comte d'Estaing: Admiral, French Commander at the Siege of Savannah
Alexander Dimitriev: Lover of Catherine II
Ivan Grigoriewicz Drewitz: Russian General, in the Seven Year War and against the Bar Confederacy, known for cruelty and stealing
Charles Dumouriez: French advisor to the Bar Confederacy
Empress Elizabeth: Empress of Russia, daughter of Tsar Peter the Great and Polish Marta Helena Skowrońska.
Paweł Esterhazy: General of Paulines at Jasna Góra
Patrick Ferris: A landowner Kaz met at Marblehead
Kevin Fleck: Infantry soldier at Pulaski Legion
Benjamin Franklin: Founding Rather of the United States
Frederick II the Great: King of Prussia
Robert Frost: Scottish soldier serving the Pulaskis
Samuel Greig: Scottish born Russian Admiral
John Hathorn: Continental army officer, politician
William Howe: Major-General, British commander at Brandywine Creek
Agrippa Hull: Free African American, adjutant to Tadeusz Kościuszko
Ilgiz: Tartar fighter from Pułaski security outfit in Podole
Israel: Rabbi Israel ben Eliezer, a Jewish mystic and healer from Poland, founder of Hasidic Judaism
Marek Jadnołowicz: Carmelite friar, spiritual leader of the Bar Confederacy
Jeffrey Johnson: Soldier at Valley Forge who froze to death
Emperor Joseph II: Holy Roman Emperor
Herman Karl Keyserling: Count, Russian diplomat
Wilhelm Knyphausen: Commander of Hessian auxiliaries on behalf of Great Britain. Fought at Brandywine Creek.
Marcin Konicki: Szlachcic kidnapped by the Russians for the killing of a Russian officer who was burning his village.
Tadeusz Kościuszko: Polish and American hero, engineer, and statesman. Fought in American Continental Army and led Kościuszko Uprising in Poland
Józef Kościuszko: Brother of Tadeusz, fought as Bar Confederate.
Jan Kuźma Kosiński: Bar Confederate who kidnapped and then freed King Stan
Michael Kovats: Hungarian officer of the Pułaski Legion
Klimek: Polish highlander leading Kaz to Niedzica castle
Adam Stanisław Krasiński: Leader of the Bar Confederation, Bishop of Kamieniec, President of the Crown Tribunal
Marquis Lafayette: French aristocrat, commanding Colonial troops during the Revolutionary War, regarded as a hero for The United States and France.
Alexander Lanskoy: Lover of Catherine the Great
Charles Henry Lee: General of the Continental Army and Colonel of the Polish Army in service of King Stan
Rafał Leszczyński: Father of Polish King Stanisław I Leszczyński
Stanisław I Leszczyński: King of Poland
Władysław Łubieński: Archbishop of Lwów, Interrex after the death of King August III and the election of King Stanisław II August
Walenty Łukawski: One of three Bar Confederates who organized the kidnapping of King Stan
Stephen Moylan: Commander of the 4th Continental Light Dragoons, the first to write "United States of America" in a letter. Secretary and Aide to General Washington.
Kazimierz Ogiński: Polish nobleman, military commander, musician, composer
Grigory Orłov: Prince, led the coup to assassinate Tsar Peter III and install Empress Catherine II. Catherine's lover.
Tsar Peter III: Tsar of Russia, murdered by his wife Catherine II
Stanisław II August Poniatowski: King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania
Grigori Potemkin: Prince, Catherine II's lover, military leader, statesman
Augustin Prevost: Major-General, British commander in the Siege of Savannah
Anna Protasova: Countess, Russian lady-in-waiting, confidant of Catherine II, engaged in Catherine's sexual exploits
Kazimierz (Kaz) Pułaski: Polish American hero, military commander, Colonel of the Bar Confederation, Brigadier-General of the Continental Army, honorific Commander of Horse
Józef Pułaski: Count, father of Kazimierz Pułaski, crown attorney, landowner
Franciszek Ksawery Pułaski: Kaz’s brother
Antoni Pułaski: Kaz’s brother
Karol Stanisław Radziwiłł: Master Sword Bearer of Lithuania, Marshall of the Bar Confederation
Nikolai Vasilyevich Repnin: Russian Prince, Minister plenipotentiary in Warszawa, Poland
Valery Riazin: Captain, Russian military who kidnapped Polish senators and fought Kaz.
David Rogers: Continental militia volunteer in Pułaski Legion, Kaz saved his life by pulling him from under a heavy log.
Claude Rulhière: French writer and historian, recommended Kaz to Franklin in Paris
John Rutledge: Governor of South Carolina
Piotr Rumyantsev: Lover of Catherine II
Seweryn Rzewuski: Polish Senator, son of Wacław, kidnapped by Russians
Wacław Rzewuski: Polish Senator, Crown Field Hetman kidnapped by Russians
Sergei Saltykov: Lover of Catherine II, she implied that Sergei was the father of her son.
Paweł Sapieha: Voivode of Vitebsk, Polish military commander
Elisha Sheldon: Colonel in the American Colonial Army
Kajetan Ignacy Sołtyk: Bishop of Kijów and Kraków, Senator, kidnapped by Russians
Curt von Stedingk: Swedish Count, at the Siege of Savannah commanded the left column attacking Spring Hill Redoubt
Stanisław Strawiński: Bar Confederate who prepared the kidnapping of King Stan
Subutai: Mongolian General who attacked Kraków in 1243
John Sullivan: General of the Continental Army, leader of Sullivan Expedition
Surma: Cossack who served Pułaskis at Zazulińce
Helena Szafraniec: Kaz’s love who resided at the Pieskowa Skała castle
Stanisław Szczuka: Polish szlachcic, secretary of King Jan III Sobieski, built Winiary residence
Tom: Kaz's mentor, horseman, swordsman
Fyodor Ushakov: Russian Admiral
Michał Walewski: Bar Confederate, captured Kraków with Kaz
George Washington: Founding Father of the United States, Commander of the Continental Army
Carl Christian Joseph Wettin: Son of Polish King Augustus III, Duke of Courland and Semigallia
Franciszka Wettin Krasińska: Wife of Carl Christian Wettin, Duchess Consort
Franciszek Wielopolski: Count, owner of the Pieskowa Skała castle, opponent of the Bar Confederacy
Sir Charles William: British Ambassador to Russia. He introduced future King Stan to future Empress Catherine and promoted their romance.
Andrzej Stanisław Załuski: Polish Senator, Bishop of Kijów, kidnapped by Russians
Józef Zaremba: Bar Confederate, commander of Jasna Góra with Kaz
Pyotr Zavadovsky: Count, Russian statesman, favorite lover of Catherin II
Jan Zieliński: Captain in Pułaski Legion, Kaz’s cousin
Semyon Zorich: Lover of Catherine II, Lieutenant-General
Platon Zubov: Last lover of Catherine II
