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Lord of [[Alauna]]. Despite having been born and raised in Prydain, Publius Aemilius Atticus is the epitome of everything despised about Romans. He is arrogant, callous, and cruel. Few in the region can stomach the man and it is only his great wealth that has kept him from being deposed. One day, he will likely insult the wrong man... | Lord of [[Alauna]]. Despite having been born and raised in Prydain, Publius Aemilius Atticus is the epitome of everything despised about Romans. He is arrogant, callous, and cruel. Few in the region can stomach the man and it is only his great wealth that has kept him from being deposed. One day, he will likely insult the wrong man... | ||
| − | [[Category:Casus_Belli]][[Category:Casus Belli NPCs]] | + | Was killed at the 'Treachery of Long Knives' on 27 August, 456. |
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Banestorm: Book II
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Lord of Alauna. Despite having been born and raised in Prydain, Publius Aemilius Atticus is the epitome of everything despised about Romans. He is arrogant, callous, and cruel. Few in the region can stomach the man and it is only his great wealth that has kept him from being deposed. One day, he will likely insult the wrong man...
Was killed at the 'Treachery of Long Knives' on 27 August, 456.
