Warlords
The Warlords are the incarnation of ancient leaders and warriors of antiquity, they are the echoes of the souls of great figures that marked history and have been awakened again on Elysium to maintain the balance of this plane and help the gods to contain the corruption of Elyhon.
Ancient Rome
Tiberius Claudius (10 BC - 54 AD) was a Roman emperor from 41 to 54 AD, and despite his lack of political experience Claudius showed remarkable qualities: he was a skillful administrator, a great patron of public construction, an expansionist in foreign policy, and a tireless legislator who presided over the courts personally. He was also a very learned man, writer, historian, and linguist; although his works have almost all been lost. Aiming at the unification of the empire, he granted Roman citizenship to many colonies. His greatest war effort was the conquest of Britain and other expansions.
Ancient Egypt
Menes was the first Egyptian Pharaoh in history, and gave birth to the first Egyptian dynasty. This legendary warrior-king is traditionally attributed to the first unification of Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt, around 3000 BC. Hieroglyphic writing, architectural ability, and many other technical skills made rapid progress in the thousand years that followed Menes' Reign. The Egyptians became among the world's wealthiest and most advanced civilizations of all time; only a few can compete with this reign.
Feudal Japan
Minamoto no Yoritomo (1147 AD - 1199 AD) is one of the most important historical figures of Japan. In 1192 he obtained the title of Shogun and founded the first bakufu (shogunate government) in the history of Japan. With the establishment of the shogunate government, which lasted until 1868, the samurai caste held the reins of the country, rising to the top step of society. He was part of the Minamoto Clan family, also called Genji; a Japanese clan that held great importance during the Heian period and the early Kamakura period. Its ventures and battles have been fundamental for the development of Japanese history and culture.
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