Of the King's party
- King Henry IV
- Prince Hal – later King Henry V
- Prince John of Lancaster – Henry's son
- Duke of Gloucester – Henry's son
- Duke of Clarence – Henry's son
- Earl of Warwick
- Earl of Surrey
- Earl of Westmorland
- Harcourt
- Sir John Blunt
Rebels
- Archbishop of York
- Lord Bardolph
- Lord Mowbray – Earl Marshal
- Ralph Hastings[1]
- John Colleville
- Earl of Northumberland
- Lady Northumberland – Northumberland's wife
- Lady Percy – widow of Henry 'Hotspur' Percy, Northumberland's son
- Travers – Northumberland's servant
- Morton – messenger
Court
- Lord Chief Justice
- Servant
- Gower – messenger
- Beadle
- Two Grooms
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Eastcheap
- John Falstaff
- Falstaff's Page
- Bardolph
- Ancient Pistol
- Ned Poins
- Peto
- Mistress Quickly – hostess of the tavern
- Dorothy "Doll" Tearsheet – prostitute
- Francis – drawer at tavern
- William – drawer at tavern
Recruits
- Ralph Mouldy
- Simon Shadow
- Thomas Wart
- Francis Feeble
- Peter Bullcalf
Other
- Rumour
- Epilogue
- Robert Shallow – country justice
- Silence – country justice
- Davy – Shallow's servant
- Snare – sergeant
- Fang – sergeant
- Messengers, musicians, soldiers, attendants, etc.
Mentioned
- Sir John Umfreville
- Master Dommellton, a milliner
- Ursula, former paramour of John Falstaff
- Fauconbridge (ghost character)
- Master Smooth
- Goodwife Keech
- Nell Poins, sister of Ned
- Sneak, band leader (may have been an actual Renaissance band leader)
- Master Tisick, a deputy
- Master Dumbe, a minister
- Blunt (ghost character)
- William Silence, Justice Silence's son at university
- Kent (ghost character)
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