Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A tall man in his early 50s with an athletic build and an air of quiet confidence. He has tanned skin, short-cropped silver-streaked hair, and a neatly trimmed beard. He wears a finely woven himation dyed in earthy tones, secured with a bronze clasp shaped like an olive branch.

Euthymios is thoughtful and deliberate, always seeking consensus and balance. He is deeply empathetic, listening to the concerns of farmers, merchants, and artisans alike, and fosters a spirit of inclusivity that strengthens the city's unity.

Born into a wealthy landowning family, Euthymios grew up in Poseidonia's fertile fields and bustling agora. Educated by Greek philosophers and Italic diplomats, he developed a deep appreciation for cultural synthesis and practical governance, rising to prominence as a diplomat during disputes with neighboring tribes, which earned him the role of Archon.