Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A tall, muscular man with a weathered face and a long scar running across his left cheek. He wears practical leather armor, a cloak, and a simple tunic. His sharp eyes are always alert to potential threats.

Brave, independent, and fiercely protective of his people. Eumelus values the safety and security of Metapontum’s agricultural wealth above all, willing to fight to the death to prevent the city from falling into enemy hands.

Eumelus was once a soldier who fought in various skirmishes against local bandits and in the defense of Metapontum’s territory. After retiring from active service, he took up the mantle of organizing local militia forces when the threat of Roman or Samnite incursions became a reality.