The Most Dangerous Characters of Spartacus
Gladiators and soldiers aren't the only dangerous people lurking around ancient Rome.
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By Sal Basile September 13, 2011 |
| 6 | Ashur |
In his hay day, Ashur bruised, beat, and pummeled his opponents to bloody pulps. Although now he is crippled and forced to battle his opponents as a bookkeeper, that doesn't mean he can't seriously mess with your refund check.
| 5 | Ilithyia |
Hell hath no fury like a woman sore about her man lookin' like a fool. Ilithyia may be the most dangerous character on this list for two reasons. Two big, plump reasons. When you're a barely covered woman in a world of instinct driven men, it's very easy to get your way. Ilithyia manipulates people to murder, lie, and steal without ever getting her hands too dirty.
| 4 | Numerius |
Upon Numerius' coming of age super sweet birthday, he acquired the power to determine the outcome of a man's life with the direction of his thumb. When some little punk gives your best friend the thumbs down and you comply, that's power.
| 3 | Titus Calavius |
The Capuan Magistrate's power can be guaged simply by what he gets away with allowing. Holding a deathmatch to celebrate his son's manhood and letting him determine the outcome of the loser's life aren't the decisions you and I make. We're not Magistrates.
| 2 | Crixus |
Crixus held the title of "Champion of Capua." You just don't mess with that. Crixus was top dog, slaying lesser gladiators left and right until one certain newbie rolled into town...
