Mythras

A middle-aged male Italican Champion with a strong, battle-hardened physique. He has dark hair streaked with gray, sharp olive skin, and piercing dark eyes that seem to hold the weight of countless battles. He wears worn but finely crafted bronze armor adorned with symbols of the Tomb-Theatre, and carries a spear and a small lyre strapped to his back, ready to compose at any moment.

Bratinos is solemn and contemplative, often lost in thought even during the chaos of battle. He speaks with a measured, poetic cadence, reflecting his artistic soul. Despite his grim moniker, he is honorable and deeply respectful of life and death, seeing his role as a sacred duty to honor the fallen through his elegies.

Bratinos, known as the Death-Drinker, is a renowned Champion of the Tomb-Theatre, a grim and revered arena located at the Tomb-Theatre of Tharamnos. Born in the Italican city-states, he rose to fame not only for his martial prowess but also for his unique habit of composing haunting elegies in the midst of battle. These elegies are said to capture the souls of the fallen and honor their memory, earning him both fear and respect among his peers. His presence in the arena is both a spectacle and a somber reminder of mortality, blending art and war in a way few can match. Bratinos is driven by a deep sense of honor and the belief that every death deserves a story, a legacy that transcends mere combat.