The Idles of March
All respectable members of their neighbourhood, while the sun shines at least. Public positions are often ripe for exploitation. A little boost of earnings or a more sinister motive can drive even the most honest servant to corruption.
Cephas Antonius is an employee of a local magistrate. He is a corrupt individual who uses his knowledge and access to information to exploit the local populace. He is also a skilled poisoner, which makes him a dangerous enemy.
A centurion in the Vigiles, the night watch of ancient Rome. Christophos was a skilled and dedicated officer who quickly rose through the ranks. During an investigation into a prominent senator and his accomplices for corruption, he uncovered evidence
indicating involvement in various criminal activities, including bribery, extortion, and murder. The senator was powerful and well-connected, resulting in Christophos being arrested and imprisoned for five years. During his time in prison, Christophos vowed to get revenge on those who had wronged him. He knew he couldn't take on the senator and his accomplices alone, so he turned to the underworld for help, using his connections and information to build a network of criminals and underworld figures. Now free, he is determined to see his revenge carried out.
Hailing from beyond the northern borders and no one caring to remember his true name, this rogue is known simply by the nickname, 'Venator'. An unassuming character, Venator is the teacher of many of the less fortunate children of the insulae, showing them every skill they need to be good Roman citizens – and more than a few that they don't.
These three target the rich and prosperous members of society in a bid to distribute their wealth more evenly among the less fortunate souls of the insulae.
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