Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A man in his late 40s, with a weathered face and piercing gray eyes. His neatly trimmed hair is streaked with silver, and he wears the armor of a Roman general beneath his cloak of office.

Pragmatic and disciplined, with an unyielding sense of duty. While loyal to Rome, he values the cooperation of local communities and respects their traditions.

Born to a prominent patrician family in Rome, Tiberius rose through the ranks as a distinguished military officer. His appointment to Mutina reflects Rome’s trust in his leadership during a critical time of expansion. Known for his firm but fair governance, he is deeply committed to strengthening Rome’s influence in northern Italy.