Roman Constitution

2026-08-01T04:13:13Z

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Roman Constitution

2026-08-01T04:11:44Z

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House Vulpēculus

2026-08-01T04:03:35Z

Vivivitamin: /* Second Generation */

Gallius Cato

2026-08-01T04:01:50Z

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|'''Gallius Cato'''
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|'''Consul'''
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| '''Tenure''': 50 BC
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| '''Born''': 97 BC
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| '''Spouse''': Camilla Cato
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| '''House''': [[File:Catofamil.png|20px]] Cato
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| '''Father''': Cassius Cato
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| '''Mother''': Galla Cato
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| '''Son''': [[Paullus Cato]]
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| '''Daughter''': [[Viviana Cato]]
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| '''Son''': [[Nicus Cato]]
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| '''Brother''': [[Titus Cato]]
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| '''Player''': Gallaxee
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==Biography==
An early 40s man (who perhaps looks to be in his 50s due to the stress of his own predicament), Gallius Cato was born to his father Cassius and his mother Galla. His mother passed away at a young age from unknown causes, and his father might as well have been gone as well- as most of his upbringing he was raised by servants and hired hands, while his father was off drinking. In Gallius’ mid teens though, Cassius started to realize the error of what he had done with the family- and had Gallius enrolled in military training, the best of what was available due to the remaining resources and connections that Cassius hadn’t yet soured- or perhaps out of respect for Cassius’ father, an extremely successful commander. Because of all of this- and stories while he trained with his father’s military connections- he resents his father for what he had done to his family’s name. Perhaps Cassius realized this, as he drank himself to death- dying of liver cirrhosis when Gallius was 19 leaving him to be the new head of the [[House Cato]].

When he was 20, Gallius met a young Camilla- a daughter of another wealthy military general- of which they would quickly be married. Though they loved each other deeply, Camilla Cato would die during the birth of their final children, leaving Gallius alone to head the family. He has oldest son [[Paullus Cato]] and twins as his final children [[Viviana Cato]] and [[Nicus Cato]].

For the past 10-15 years as head of the family, Gallius has left no stone unturned in bringing reverence back to his family’s name. It goes without saying that he has poured ample time and resources to ensure that the future of the family is better prepared than he was, but he’s also spent ample time gaining connections within the military, throwing his weight around to align things more with his own interests. He has ultimately not commanded many battles, and for this reason along with his father’s reputation, his family name is still generally looked down upon- but he is a talented tactician. He’s simply waiting for his chance to push all his chips to the center of the table.

Personality wise, Gallius is hard headed, stubborn, and can be quick to anger. He’s smart, but not immune to levying harsh criticisms at his own family should they not align with his perfect vision for what the family should be. He’s also known to be a bit of a drunkard, despite (or maybe in part due to) the fate of his father. Regardless of all of this though, his motivations lie entirely on bringing honor to his family, and he still holds both a lot of pride for his family name, and a considerable amount of envy towards the few families that have managed to find themselves higher on the social ladder.

==Story==
Gallius Cato would start off 50 BC as one of two Consuls, he would workday and night as new problems with the legion to arise seemingly by the minute. At the same time, he would be running around, doing errands for the wealthy families at a certain point in order to appease them. Occasionally he would do some of the more grunt work himself, doing sweeps for contraband, arresting law breakers and then promptly released the governors that would be arrested due to... their own stupidity he believed.

Going into 49 BC was the escalation of family matters, Titus started to diverge from the wishes of Gallius, despite being the Cato senator which brought great stress to him. Gallius fell into his old drinking habits. Following this there was an escalation of conflict as Monkeus killed by a rouge citizen. This however resulted in a complete split of Titus from the rest of the household, and a call to action to his son Paullus to wrest control of his fate as future head of the Cato household.

Gallius ended up joining with [[The Optimates]] and was slain during the [[Optimates Rebellion]].

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Flavius Zekor Gracchus

2026-08-01T03:57:09Z

Vivivitamin: /* Biography */

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|'''Flavius Zekor Gracchus'''
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|'''Senator '''
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| '''Tenure''': 50-48BC
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| '''Born''': 90 BC
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| '''Spouse''': Miss Gracchus
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| '''House''': [[File:Gracchus.png|20px]] Gracchus
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| '''Father''': UNKNOWN
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| '''Mother''': UNKNOWN
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| '''Player''': Zekor5
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==Biography==
Flavius Zekor Gracchus is the patriarch of the Gracchus Family, a patrician house inspired by and named after the historical Gracchus Brothers. Much like the historical Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus, Flavius Zekor Gracchus would also be driven by ideas of populism and land-redistribution, something he and his followers would call agro-populism or agrarian populism. Flavius purchased an estate within the capital 20 years ago, moving in together with his family with the intent to turn his convictions into policy for the betterment of Rome and its agricultural productivity.

==Story==
Senator Gracchus had a close relationship with his 3 brothers, one of whom he would install as consul, Consul [[Iunius Tigris Gracchus]]. His illegitimate half-brother, [[Vulpes Lupus Gracchus]] would eventually slay Senator [[Monkeus Vinarius]] in the chaos of the senate chamber. Flavius also had a very close relationship with his children, who would go on to make a significant impact on his political career through continuously aiding him in his efforts. His eldest child and heir, Livia, would eventually become a governor, and his second daughter, Lucia, a senator. Throughout the event, Flavius would struggle with severe guilt due to not being able to spend sufficient time with his children at his family estate, which would contribute to him becoming more and more arbitrary as the event days progressed.

Aside from the Gracchus family, another organisation of 20 called [[Vox Agricolae]] (voice of the farmer) would also be led by Flavius, with members in both house Gracchus and other families such as Vulpeculus, Cato, Aurelion, Lucretia, Fulminii, including senator & consul [[Titus Cato]] and governor & family head [[C. Boreā Vulpēculus]].
Flavius Zekor Gracchus had a strong sense of deontologist morality, which would shape his political journey and in part lead to him voting nay at [[Divinia Umbria Icilia]]’s trial, but also her subsequent demise. Coming from a family heritage rooted in agricultural production, Flavius would possess a practical attitude towards policy-making and politics, willing to take pragmatic measures when necessary for achieving his goals, and would prefer working extra hours over attending lavish patrician parties or crowded taverns.

Flavius’ brother, [[Iunius Tigris Gracchus]] would become the legate of [[Legio IV]], which would eventually lead to his legion’s success in destroying heretic shrines, and him becoming consul & later dying to heretic hands. This in turn would push Flavius to consolidate control over Legio IV, go beyond his responsibilities as senator and go on heretic hunts himself, eventually leading the legionaries to kill [[Aemilia Lucretia Tricipinus]], and later lead them into battle against [[The Optimates]] and [[Legio II]] on the final day.

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House Vulpēculus

2026-08-01T03:53:32Z

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Flavius Zekor Gracchus

2026-08-01T03:52:46Z

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|'''Flavius Zekor Gracchus'''
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|'''Senator '''
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| '''Tenure''': 50-48BC
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| '''Born''': 90 BC
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| '''Spouse''': Miss Gracchus
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| '''House''': [[File:Gracchus.png|20px]] Gracchus
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| '''Father''': UNKNOWN
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| '''Mother''': UNKNOWN
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| '''Player''': Zekor5
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==Biography==
Flavius Zekor Gracchus is the patriarch of the Gracchus Family, a patrician house inspired by and named after the historical Gracchus Brothers. Much like the historical Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus, Flavius Zekor Gracchus would also be driven by ideas of populism and land-redistribution, something he and his followers would call agro-populism or agrarian populism. Flavius purchased an estate within the capital 20 years ago, moving in together with his family with the intent to turn his convictions into policy for the betterment of Rome and its agricultural productivity.

Senator Gracchus had a close relationship with his 3 brothers, one of whom he would install as consul, Consul Iunius Gracchus. Flavius also had a very close relationship with his children, who would have a significant impact on his political career through continuously aiding him in his efforts. One daughter, Livia, would eventually become a governor, and the other, Lucia, a senator.

==Story==
Senator Gracchus had a close relationship with his 3 brothers, one of whom he would install as consul, Consul [[Iunius Tigris Gracchus]]. His illegitimate half-brother, [[Vulpes Lupus Gracchus]] would eventually slay Senator [[Monkeus Vinarius]] in the chaos of the senate chamber. Flavius also had a very close relationship with his children, who would go on to make a significant impact on his political career through continuously aiding him in his efforts. His eldest child and heir, Livia, would eventually become a governor, and his second daughter, Lucia, a senator. Throughout the event, Flavius would struggle with severe guilt due to not being able to spend sufficient time with his children at his family estate, which would contribute to him becoming more and more arbitrary as the event days progressed.

Aside from the Gracchus family, another organisation of 20 called [[Vox Agricolae]] (voice of the farmer) would also be led by Flavius, with members in both house Gracchus and other families such as Vulpeculus, Cato, Aurelion, Lucretia, Fulminii, including senator & consul [[Titus Cato]] and governor & family head [[C. Boreā Vulpēculus]].
Flavius Zekor Gracchus had a strong sense of deontologist morality, which would shape his political journey and in part lead to him voting nay at [[Divinia Umbria Icilia]]’s trial, but also her subsequent demise. Coming from a family heritage rooted in agricultural production, Flavius would possess a practical attitude towards policy-making and politics, willing to take pragmatic measures when necessary for achieving his goals, and would prefer working extra hours over attending lavish patrician parties or crowded taverns.

Flavius’ brother, [[Iunius Tigris Gracchus]] would become the legate of [[Legio IV]], which would eventually lead to his legion’s success in destroying heretic shrines, and him becoming consul & later dying to heretic hands. This in turn would push Flavius to consolidate control over Legio IV, go beyond his responsibilities as senator and go on heretic hunts himself, eventually leading the legionaries to kill [[Aemilia Lucretia Tricipinus]], and later lead them into battle against [[The Optimates]] and [[Legio II]] on the final day.

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House Vulpēculus

2026-08-01T03:52:09Z

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2026-07-23T22:00:48Z

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House Cato

2026-07-13T14:22:32Z

Vivivitamin: /* Second Generation */

House Cato

2026-07-13T14:21:29Z

Vivivitamin: /* First Generation */