Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A man in his late 40s with a robust frame and sharp, calculating eyes. He wears a modest but well-tailored Roman tunic, reflecting his status and practical nature. A short sword hangs at his side, symbolizing his readiness to defend the settlement.

Pragmatic and level-headed, Tiberius balances Roman expectations with the needs of Blanda's populace. He is respected for his fairness but remains firm when enforcing Rome’s interests, masking a deep concern for the well-being of those under his care.

Born into the Atilia gens, Tiberius rose through the ranks of the Roman Republic as a skilled negotiator and administrator. Tasked with overseeing Blanda due to its significance as a supply point, he uses his diplomatic acumen and understanding of local customs to mediate between Roman forces and the Lucanian population.