Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Hellenistic Merchants are skilled traders who operate in a complex web of cross-cultural relationships, often mediating between Greek and Roman worlds. They specialize in importing goods such as wine, olive oil, textiles, and precious metals, while facilitating the exchange of information and resources. Merchants of this type are valuable allies in times of war, as their trade routes provide both material goods and critical intelligence.