Ranofer's cruel and exploitative half-brother, who controls Ranofer's life and involves him in illegal schemes, using his stonecutting skills for tomb robbing.

A good-natured and clever apprentice at the gold shop, Heqet is one of Ranofer’s first friends who helps break through his reserve and stands by him during difficult times.

A wise and humorous elderly man who befriends Ranofer, offering guidance and friendship, and works by cutting and delivering papyrus.

Ranofer’s master at the gold shop, a gentle and compassionate craftsman who recognizes Ranofer’s talent and allows him to work with gold despite not being an apprentice.

A renowned and skilled goldsmith in Thebes and a friend of Ranofer’s father, Zau offers Ranofer a mentorship opportunity, recognizing the boy's potential.

A clever and conceited dwarf favored by Queen Tiy, Qa-nefer plays a crucial role in validating Ranofer's concerns about tomb robbing, leveraging his position to aid the situation.

The powerful wife of Pharaoh, Queen Tiy investigates Ranofer’s claims about tomb robbing, her engagement revealing her regal authority and influence.

A silent and observant mason who collaborates with Gebu in illegal tunneling and tomb robbing, often perceived as threatening by Ranofer and his friends.

A Babylonian porter at Rekh’s goldsmith shop involved in stealing gold, he tries to appear ingratiating but is ultimately self-serving and untrustworthy.

A Nile boat captain who assists in smuggling stolen gold out of Thebes, later pushed out of the operation for seeking greater profit.