Not One But Two

Introduction

Aiysha Hart as Cleopatra

Alexander IV of Macedon- Alexander and Hephaestion's firstborn son. 

Alexander's Harem

Roxana of Bactria (Goddess of Ambition)- The Princess of Bactria. She is a Persian Princess of a small piece of land. Her father married her to Alexander in exchange for power and political standing. Roxana was a sacrificial lamb to political exchange, but she loves Alexander, and she demands his love in return. Roxana descended the title of Goddess from her parents but a lesser God in everyone's eyes. Competitive, envious, devoted, and eager rivalry are the words to describe her personality.

Rosario Dawson as Roxana

Stateira II of Persia (Goddess of Euphony and Harmony)- Eldest daughter of King Darius III and Queen Stateira of Persia. A brave and just princess. She represents harmony, peace, prosperity, and light—an inherited Goddess, like her mother and grandmother. Stateira has a caring and benevolent personality, which is the opposite of Roxana. Alexander also married her for political reasons. The marriage with Stateira helps legitimize Alexander's position as King of Persia, and it is proof that he has taken everything away from Darius III, including his family. Stateira was fine with the arrangement if it meant that peace is going to return to her country.

Sibylla Deen as Stateira

Parysatis II of Persia (Minor Goddess of Garden)- A young and naive girl who joined Alexander Harem with a small mind. Parysatis is Stateira's cousin; she marries Alexander to establish political connections as well. 

Hanna Mangan Lawrence as Parysatis

Bagoas (Nymph of Dancing)- An eunuch who was made supernatural to serve Darius III. Then, he became one of Alexander's favorites. Bagoas live to satisfy everyone but himself. He lives lowly because he finds himself unworthy. 

Francisco Bosch as Bagoas

And a few more that I will add later on in the story.

Generals

Cassander (God of Boisterous and Libidinous)- A young, ambitious general under Alexander's command. Cassander is one of Alexander's childhood friends. He has loyalty and ambition, but he lacks integrity and uprightness. Cassander would use his power and title to get what he wants. His friendship with the other generals is based on benefits. boisterous

Ptolemy (God of Divine Order)- A childhood and wise friend of Alexander. One of the best generals under Alexander. He's a generous person with great intelligence, and he serves as a council to Alexander. Ptolemy is like an older brother to Hepheastion. He's compassionate and fair. A person that everyone trusts.

Cleitus (God of Retribution)- The Commander of Greek Cavalry under Philip ll retained the same position under Alexander. He's a skilled general, one of the best to serve under Alexander. Cleitus has short-tempered and is quick to give his judgment. He wears his emotion on his face like a child. Even though he's a talented fighter, his pride can easily be disturbed. Cleitus believed that Greek is the supreme leader and has many problems with the integration of Persian cultures.

Philotas (God of Warship)- Another childhood friend of Alexander, Philotas, is the son of Parmenion. Philotas was promoted through the ranks and named Commander of the Companion Cavalry with his talent and ability. Although he's a friend of Alexander, Philotas was not a trusting companion to the King. The reason is that he possesses an arrogant and domineering nature. Philotas is known for causing conflicts between the generals and soldiers. He might be a talented man, but he doesn't have the attitude to back it up, so often, he is cast aside by Alexander.

Parmenion (God of Strategic Thinking)- He is the most experienced and talented General under Alexander's command. Parmenion has served under Phillip II for many years, and he continues to serve Alexander after taking the crown.

Antigonus (Guardian of Landscapes)- A nobleman, general, and Satrap(governor) of Phrygia. A man who has fought and govern many lands for Alexander.

Craterus(Minor God of Fortune)- A commander serving under Cassander.

Seleucus (Minor God of Law)- An officer serving under Ptolemy.