Spartacus

Spartacus is a Thracian warrior who was sentenced to death after deserting the auxillary force of the Roman army led by Gaius Claudius Glaber to return home and defend his wife Sura from the Getai. After surviving execution he bacame a famous gladiator and then later became the leader of a rebellion against Rome.

The Red Serpent
Spartacus attended a meeting where Gaius Claudius Glaber asks for Thrace's aid in the war against Mithridates. Spartacus then said that they will help if Rome promises to wipe out the Getae whish Glaber agrees. Spartacus then went to his home where he told his wife of what the council decided and promised to have a peaceful future together after the Getae are eliminated. The next morning Spartacus met with his wife before leaving promising he will return and gave her a purple ribbon to remember him by then left off to war. He then battle against the Getae and befriended a fellow warrior named Drenis. The two went scouting to find out that the army of Getae were marching East to attack the villages. Spartacus then reported this information to Glaber, but was told the next morning they were marching West to battle Mithridates which made Spartacus and the other Thracians slaughter the Roman officers and went back to their homes. Spartacus then saved Sura's life from some of the Getae and the two fled South where Glaber caught up to Spartacus capturing him and condemning his wife to slavery. Spartacus then was shipped off to Capua where he was to be executed in the arena, but he managed to kill all of his opponents and was sold to Batiatus for training to become a gladiator.