Status Updates From The Rise of Rome

Titus Flaminius. As consul of Rome he was champion of the Greek people, liberating them from Macedonian oppression, Spartan tyranny, and even the Roman garrisons within their cities. As legate he assisted in driving the Seleucid king Antiochus from Greece. It was also he who finally hunted down an elderly Hannibal and pushed him to his death, avenging the Battle of Cannae. 80% public hero, 20% begrudging vindicator.

Philopoemen. "The Last of the Greeks," he is proclaimed to be the final renown-worthy man to sprout from the legendary land of Hellen. He was known to be humble and incorruptible as well as a natural leader and a fierce warrior. He led the Achaean League to their peak after the age of Aratus, finally subjugating the Spartans. A first one in last one out type of guy, he was adored by his people. 100% fearless general.

Aratus. A master of stealth combat and a hater of tyrants, he freed many Greek cities from ruthless autocrats and liberated all of Greece from Macedonian rule. Ultimately, though, to prevent Spartan hegemony from taking root across Hellas, he aided the Macedonians in re-subjugating his country before ultimately being betrayed by King Philip V, their last sovereign ruler. 60% sneaky liberator, 40% cowering sellout.