Attius

[Attius]

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.:Name:. Attius
.:Nick Name:. None
.:Affiliation:. Roman citizen and later rebel

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.:Physical Appearance:. Attius is of tall form with a somewhat muscular build from years of labor in his field of work. His hands are rough as is the norm for a blacksmith. He has long black hair and a slight beard. He dresses in the attire of a middle to lower class Roman citizen.
.:Height:. 6"1'
.:Portrayed by:. Cohen Holloway

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.:Personality:. Attius can be described as a greedy individual. When offered coin, there is nothing that he would not do to obtain it, even if it is at risk of his own life. When his hand is weighted with it, he will do what he can to gain it. That being said, he does have a sense of loyalty to those he is close to . . . with is seldom few. He is unafraid to speak his mind, even if unpopular. He does not overly engage in physical confrontation despite the provoking words that escape him. He does however, feel compelled to speak up when he believes something is wrong, particularly when it endangers the life of another. Though these circumstances are very limited. Attius is also of a boisterous nature, enjoying drink and the social aspect of a Roman citizen. He is well versed in commerce and skilled in his field of work.
.:Special Skills:. crafting of weapons, limited skills with these weapons as he has no formal training
.:Weaknesses:. Can be seen as shady or untrustworthy

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.:Birthplace:. Sinuessa
.:Family:. All Deceased
.:Occupation:. Blacksmith
.:History:. Attius was born and raised in Sinuessa. His father was a blacksmith, and his father before him. It was expected for Attius to carry on the family tradition. He had a fairly comfortable upbringing. His family was not wealthy, but nor did they starve. They were respectable among those in the city, and tended to keep out of any politics or issues that would place a target on their backs or create tension with those in power. Ever since he was a boy, Attius questioned the existence of slaves. He wondered about their ill treatment of them and his father always told him to just mind his business.

When he was older, Attius found himself infatuated by one, and while affections were returned . . . anothers ownership of her made any hope for something to develop further, an impossibility. He saw first hand the ill treatment of her, the abuse, and she then, disappeared. Word spread that she was killed. This caused Attius to develop an immense dislike for the other Romans and the entire norm of slavery. He found his ties to Sinuessa rather strained, and sought more and more coin to eventually get him out of this place.

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