The 3 Wise Men

The senior Magus whose steadfast faith guides the group. He seeks a meaningful reward in the Star’s message but grows to value compassion and leadership over personal gain. His restraint and generosity help keep the team united through peril. He embodies hopeful stewardship on their sacred trek.

A pragmatic and loyal Magus who protects the group and questions risk with pragmatism. He remains steadfast in the face of danger and supports the others with quiet resolve. His protective instinct balances the quest’s spiritual aspirations. He represents steadiness in a journey driven by faith.

The third Magus whose kindness and generosity shape the journey. He often acts as the moral compass and a source of warmth for companions. His faith and empathy help the travelers see beyond danger to the treasure’s deeper meaning. He embodies the human face of the pilgrimage.

A ruthless ruler determined to seize the child and control the prophecy. He orchestrates schemes with Belial, driven by fear and ambition. His power is built on coercion, manipulation, and a willingness to sacrifice many for control.

Herod’s adviser who shapes plans and ultimately becomes a monstrous obstacle. His magic and manipulation threaten the Magi’s quest and expose the darker facets of power. He embodies corruption and deception in the celestial chase.

A youth entwined with Herod’s plot who ultimately switches sides after a personal reckoning. His wounds and evolving loyalties illuminate themes of trust, sacrifice, and redemption. He’s the bridge between the ancient world and the modern boy’s awakening.

A young revolutionist who is rescued by the Magi and joins their journey. Her resilience and courage illuminate the human cost of tyranny and the power of newfound alliances. She evolves from a victim of oppression to an active participant in the quest.

Herod’s adviser who foresees destinies and warns of danger. He provides crucial insight about the Magi’s mission and the looming threat. His calm, cautious demeanor contrasts with Herod’s impulsiveness and Belial’s malice.