| Hint | Name |
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| First regent after Alexander's death, was assassinated while fighting in Egypt | |
| Second regent after Alexander's death, who fought the Lamian war, and whose death created a succession crisis | |
| Man appointed regent after the second regent's death, who lost in the resulting war | |
| Son of the second regent, who killed Alexander the Great's son and proclaimed himself king of Macedon | |
| Ruler of Egypt, who stole Alexander the Great's body from the first regent | |
| King of Thrace who was killed at the battle of Corpedium by the ruler of the East | |
| Commander of the first and third regent, who was betrayed by his men after the Battle of Gabiene | |
| Satrap of Babylon whose descendents ruled most of the middle east, especially Syria | |
| | Hint | Name |
|---|
| Mother of Alexander the Great who was killed after surrending at Pydna | |
| Alexander the Great's widow who gave birth to his heir after his death. | |
| Alexander the Great's mentally handicapped brother | |
| Alexander the Great's postumous son | |
| Most powerful diadochi during the third and fourth wars, who was killed at the Battle of Ipsus | |
| Son of the leader who was killed at the Battle of Ipsus, who went on to rule Macedon | |
| Assassin of the leader of the Eastern Empire, who became Macedonian king until he was killed by the Gauls, son of the leader of Egypt | |
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