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Hanno Gisgo Analysis

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Name: Hanno Gisgo (Family name)

Family: Barcid (Barca),

Home-city: Palma

Age: 28

Gender: Male

Height: 6 '0

Weight: 195

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Black

Skin: White, but tanned from the sun

Current Residence: Carthage

Distinguishing Mark(s): Whip Marks on back

Strengths: Good stature, Experience leading men into battle, Strong Tactician

Weaknesses: Poor diplomat, makes rash and reckless decisions and hard for him to open up.

Gear: Carthaginian Armor short sword and a sling. Also normal clothes (tunic) for everday activites.

Transport: Horseback

Pet(s): Horse named Gisgo

Personality: Close minded, rash, reckless when it comes to politics, but an execellent field commander.

Biography: Hanno was raised in Parma on the Balearic Islands of the coast of Spain. When he was young his father trained him to be a skillful slinger; as most men from Parma were recruited as mercenaries for there slingership. When he grow into a young adult he was recruited into the Carthaginian army as a slinger. From there he saw countless skirmishes and battles take place. He decided not to return to Parma and instead pursure a military career in Carthage. After climbing the ranks he was adopted by the Barcid family and his named was changed. Hanno has no intentions on returning home as his new country needs him. …show more content…

Roleplay Orientation (Kind of person, business, politics, arena): Martial

Desired Rank/Position: General in the Republic Army

Intentions for your own business (if your roleplay orientation is business):

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