Tulsa King characters — Dwight's crew, family and enemies

A New York mafia capo who served 25 years without giving anyone up. Instead of a reward, his family exiles him to Tulsa, where he builds his own empire.

Owner of a Tulsa marijuana dispensary who becomes Dwight's first business partner — the crew's laid-back money man.

A young Tulsa driver who starts out chauffeuring Dwight and becomes his protégé and most loyal soldier.

A former rodeo champion who runs the Bred 2 Buck saloon and joins Dwight's crew.

The owner of Fennario Ranch, a horse ranch outside Tulsa, and the woman who wins Dwight's heart.

A New York soldier sent to Oklahoma to keep an eye on Dwight who ends up one of his most dependable men.

Dwight's sister, who reconnects with her brother after his release and is drawn into his life in Tulsa.

A Tulsa barista who goes from serving Dwight's coffee to running jobs with his crew.

An old associate from New York who had built a quiet life in Tulsa until Dwight arrived.

An ATF agent whose relationship with Dwight complicates both her investigation and his business.

Dwight's daughter, who grew up while he was in prison and is slow to let him back into her life.

The boss's son in the New York family, who wants Dwight far away and powerless.

The aging boss of the New York family who sends Dwight to Tulsa after his release.

A powerful Tulsa businessman with political friends who sees Dwight as a threat to his own plans.

The head of the Kansas City mob, who wants a cut of everything Dwight builds in Oklahoma.

An FBI special agent who keeps Dwight on a short leash — and sometimes needs his help.

A New York mob boss whose quiet manner hides a dangerous interest in Dwight's success.

Patriarch of the Dunmires, an old-money Oklahoma family that goes to war with Dwight over bourbon in season 3.

Oklahoma's governor in season 4, who turns the power of the state against Dwight's businesses.