Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A male Etruscan artisan leader. Robust with weathered hands and arms from years of metalwork. He wears simple tunics stained with soot, contrasting with the intricate craftsmanship of the jewelry and weapons he creates.

Pragmatic and fiercely loyal to Vulci, Arruns is a problem-solver who values practicality over idealism. His leadership is marked by fairness and a focus on collective welfare, though his outspoken nature sometimes makes him a polarizing figure.

Arruns’ family had worked as smiths for generations, passing down techniques that made Vulci famous for its metalwork. He expanded his influence by organizing the city’s artisans into a guild, unifying their voice in political matters. When Rome’s expansion threatened Vulci, he mobilized the artisans to produce arms and armor for the city’s defense.