The People of the Gwyn (Welsh for White)

 White King: Gwayne, son of the old king

White Queen: Elvina, sister of the Saxon King Athelstan with handmaiden Bethan

White King’s Bishop: Renfrew, Archbishop of Llandaff

White Queen’s Bishop: Cledwin, Bishop of St Davids, with housekeeper Anwen

White King’s Knight: Sir Padrig of St Fagans

White Queen’s Knight: Sir Gwynfor of Picton

White King’s Rook: Caerphilly Castle

White Queen’s Rook: Pembroke castle

White King’s Pawn: Delwyn, of the Royal Household

White Queen’s Pawn: Owen of the Royal Bodyguard

White King’s Bishop’s Pawn:  Cade, bondsman archer

White Queen’s Bishop’s Pawn:  Elfred the farmer

White King’s Knight’s Pawn:  Kane, the longbow master

White Queen’s Knight’s Pawn: Hayden, trainee Knight

White King’s Rook’s Pawn: Afon, longbow archer

White Queen’s Rook’s Pawn:  Neb, man of Pembroke

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 The People of the Du (Welsh for Black)

 Black King: Gethin, father of Prince Evan

Black Queen: Rhiannon, mother of Prince Evan and sister of Ceinwen

Black King’s Bishop: Deniol of Flint

Black Queen’s Bishop: Emrys of Bangor

Black King’s Knight: Lord Vorath of Flint

Black Queen’s Knight: Lord Llewelyn of Ynys Mon

Black King’s Rook: Flint Castle

Black Queen’s Rook: Ynys Mon Hill Fort

Black King’s Pawn: Idris, King’s Guard Commander

Black Queen’s Pawn: Hywel, Queen’s Bodyguard

Black King’s Bishop’s Pawn: Rhys, bondsman of Flint

Black Queen’s Bishop’s Pawn: Madoc the thief

Black King’s Knight’s Pawn: Tristan, swordsman

Black Queen’s Knight’s Pawn: Bryn the blacksmith

Black King’s Rook’s Pawn: Dafydd, acting Commander of Flint Castle

Black Queen’s Rook’s Pawn: Cadell the mercenary