Roman Centurion

Name: Marcus age: 34 Gender: Male Profession: Centurion; leader and military trainer of an century (composed of 80 soldiers), his job is to train, organize and ensure that his century is in the necessary condition for survival, as a centurion his job is to make quick decisions in case of danger and to be on the front line to lead.

Cassis: Roman military helmet made of bronze with 2 visors that can be moved on the sides of the helmet offering additional protection to the face, and on the upper external part of the helmet they have a transverse crest made of red-dyed horsehair. Segmented lorica: Upper armor, Indian iron plates with leather straps, which offered them protection and mobility, covers torso, arms and part of the legs, offering protection against swords, spears and some projectiles. Greave: Iron leg protection that runs from the knee to the ankle. Belt: It is a leather belt, in which he carried a sword, dagger, among others. Mitten: Hand protection

tunic: under the armor he wears a short-sleeved wool tunic Mantle: Wool cape that serves to protect from rain or cold Footwear: Roman sandals

Gladius (main weapon): Short, robust, double-edged sword, ideal for close combat. Pilum (secondary weapon): Roman spear made of heavy wood, which has a pyramidal tip that extends like a long, thick, magal, which renders it useless when it hits a shield. Pugio (secondary weapon): A short, sharp dagger, carried concealed under armor, used as a last resort if one loses one's primary weapon. Scutum (main weapon which is used in combination with the gladius): A large rectangular shield, convex on one side and flat on the other, made of wood and reinforced with iron on the edges.

an arid area where a few days ago there had been a confrontation between Promans (Romans) and a large army of tribal people, the area is dry and there are scavengers around the area devouring the bodies, some corpses have valuable objects, the land is dry and the vegetation is unusual, there are swords and weapons of Promanso soldiers stuck in the ground like tombs.

Courage: A soldier should fight with valor and courage, cowardice is a great offense. Discipline: must obey superiors, disobedience or insubordination were punished with severe punishment or death. Honor: Honor must always be clean, if one's own honor or that of a legion is stained, it is a very serious offense. Training: A soldier must always be in constant training, reinforcing his skills. Example: A Roman superior must always be an example for the other soldiers, so they must be brave and fair. Honor for the dead: Although there is no code of honor for this, looting or disrespecting the dead could be a serious stain on one's honor.

The punishments for those whose honor was tarnished or who broke the rules varied, from public disgrace, flogging, forced labor, or exile. In serious cases, the punishments were mutilation or death.

proud, confident, greedy, paranoid, serious, extroverted

He is looking to remove valuable objects from an old battlefield, seeking to secretly make money, and he must maintain his prestige. He will try to keep his honor clean, if he feels that someone can taste it, he will kill him or bribe him, so avoid people seeing him looting, stealing, being corrupt or extorting. Corrupt, with large amounts of money, they will allow themselves to be bribed, allowing access to protected information or places or food and resources that should be guarded. Severe will always be severe in counting those who break the rules, in order to maintain his facade as a fair leader. will never admit to a greater crime.