The initially apathetic and indebted Dauphin of France who evolves into a competent leader inspired by Joan. Known for his political vulnerability and playful humor, he learns to embrace his role as king.

The Bishop of Beauvais, who is a politically driven antagonist with deep convictions. He is committed to his perception of religious duty, often showing a complicated mix of compassion and strict adherence to authority.

A skilled and pragmatic military commander who becomes one of Joan’s key allies. Often called the "bastard" of Orléans, he balances a love for battle with a cautious approach to warfare.