In 61 BC Rome, young Marcus Cornelius Primus is recruited as a gladiator and undergoes brutal training to become an elite warrior. However, he struggles to forget his past, marked by his father's murder and his mother's kidnapping into slavery.
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Ponorte sa do srdca Rímskej ríše, kde odvaha, stratégia a bratstvo sú kľúčom k prežitiu. Táto séria sleduje osudy statočných vojakov, ktorí sa prepletajú cez nebezpečné bitky a politické intríg. Od rušných ulíc Ríma až po vzdialené hranice impéria, preskúmajte ich neochvejné priateľstvo a boj o česť. Je to epická cesta plná akcie, histórie a ľudských vzťahov.
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