Spartacus (2010) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
A betrayed Thracian transforms from enslaved gladiator into the leader of a revolt against the household and system that destroyed his life.
Gannicus is the prequel's champion of Capua, while Spartacus later becomes the central gladiator leader of the slave revolt.
War of the Damned follows Crassus as he pursues Spartacus and his army, culminating in a direct all-out battle between them.
Crixus rises to become a gladiator of skill and fame second only to Gannicus, while both are recognized as major champions.
Batiatus faces repeated attempts by Tullius to obtain Gannicus, while Gannicus remains the House of Batiatus's prized gladiator.
Crixus is described as Naevia's lover, and he initially hesitates to aid Spartacus because he hopes to reunite with her after her banishment.
Crixus initially clashes with Spartacus as a senior gladiator, but later joins him during the revolt and fights alongside him against the House of Bat...
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A Thracian joins Rome's campaign but mutinies after the Roman command abandons its original objective. His village is destroyed, and he is transported to Capua as a condemned slave.
Spartacus survives the arena and enters gladiator training, where he clashes with Crixus and seeks news of Sura. His victory over Theokoles makes him a celebrated champion.
Sura returns mortally wounded, while other household betrayals deepen the instability of the ludus. Spartacus is then forced to kill Varro, destroying his last emotional refuge.
Spartacus confirms the conspiracy behind Sura's death and recruits the gladiators for revenge. Crixus joins him, and the uprising overwhelms the House of Batiatus.
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