Erik the Viking

A young Viking who discovers he has no taste for rape and pillage and feels guilt for Helga's death. He leads a diverse crew on a perilous quest to end Ragnarök, guided by a moral compass that puts mercy above conquest. Erik's courage is tempered by humility and a willingness to sacrifice for others.

A princess of Hy-Brasil who hides with Erik using a magic cloak of invisibility. She shows boldness and loyalty, warning against bloodshed and helping restore the Horn Resounding. Aud's romance with Erik and her quick actions help steer the quest.

A local warlord whose fear of losing power drives him to pursue Erik's peace-ender voyage. He commands a ruthless crew and embodies political cunning, using force to maintain control.

The trickster who sabotages Erik's plans by manipulating allies and stealing the Horn's mouthpiece. His scheming triggers key acts of betrayal and violence, making him the catalyst for much of the film's conflict.

The wise woman who guides Erik with prophecies and knowledge of Ragnarök. She informs him of the Horn's mission to Asgard and acts as a moral and magical compass for the crew.

A Christian missionary who does not believe in the myths yet travels with the crew. He provides a counterpoint to pagan belief and ultimately sounds the Horn's final note that catalyzes their escape.

An apprentice blacksmith swayed by Loki into secretly opposing Erik's plan. His reluctant betrayal adds internal conflict to the voyage and highlights the dangers of manipulation.

One of Erik's crew, killed by Loki. Snorri's murder triggers a chain of events, and his blood is the catalyst for catastrophe that the Horn's magic must avert.