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Juno

The goddess who harbors animosity towards Trojans and protects Turnus, creating a phantom Aeneas to intervene in battle.

Jupiter

The king of the gods who decrees that the gods should not interfere in the war, allowing fate to unfold.

Pallas

The son of King Evander, who fights bravely alongside Aeneas and is ultimately slain by Turnus.

Hercules

The hero whom Pallas prays to for strength, but cannot help due to Jupiter's decree against divine intervention.

Turnus

The Rutulian prince and antagonist who kills Pallas, dons his belt as a trophy, and is later temporarily spared by Juno.

Lausus

The devoted son of Mezentius, who dies while protecting his father from Aeneas.

Mezentius

A former Etruscan king and fierce warrior, father of Lausus, who seeks vengeance after his son's death.

Tarchon

The leader of the Etruscans allied with Aeneas, who rallies his troops during the battle.

Cymodoce

One of the sea nymphs transformed from Aeneas's ships who aids him by informing him of the battlefield situation.

Magus

• An Italian warrior encountered by Aeneas during his bloodthirsty sweep after Pallas’s death.

• Magus begs for mercy, even offering to surrender all for the sake of his son and father.

• Aeneas, consumed by rage and channeling a vengeance akin to Achilles, grabs Magus by the helmet, bends his neck, and kills him despite his pleas