Roman Centurion vs Spartan
Beginning Analysis: What happens when a commander from the mighty Roman Empire takes on Ancient Greece's most iconic warrior? Read on to see who...is...deadliest!?
Roman Centurion
Short
Range:
Gladius
Sword
Medium
Range:
Plumbata
Darts
Long
Range:
Pilum
Javelin
Special:
Tower
Shield
Armor:
Riveted
Chainmail
&
Iron
Helmet
Spartan
Short
Range:
Xyphos
Short
Sword
Medium
Range:
Spartan
Spear
Long
Range:
Spartan
Javelin
Special:
Spartan
Shield
Armor:
Bronze
Breastplate
&
Helmet
Who Got the Edge
Gladius vs Xyphos: Both
swords
get
the
edge.
They're
the
same
size
&
weight,
and
they
inflict
similar
wounds
on
a
target.
Plumbata Darts vs Spartan Spear: The
Plumbata
Darts
get
the
edge.
While
the
Spartan
Spear
is
a
fearsome
weapon,
the
ways
that
it
is
used,
as
well
as
it's
weight,
can
be
brought
into
question.
The
darts,
on
the
other
hand,
weigh
nowhere
near
as
much
as
the
spear,
plus
they
can
pierce
through
the
Spartan's
armor,
and
the
Centurion
can
carry
multiple
projectiles.
Pilum vs Spartan Javelin: Both
long
range
weapons
get
the
edge.
Given
their
shields,
it's
entierly
possible
that
these
weapons
may
not
get
any
kills.
If
either
of
these
weapons
do
hit
however,
they'll
definately
deliver
a
kill,
with
a
slight
edge
to
the
Pilum
for
it's
ability
to
get
stuck
&
bend
once
it
gets
into
an
armored
target.
Tower Shield vs Spartan Shield: Both
shields
get
the
edge:
They're
large,
in
charge,
and
will
block
just
about
anything
that
comes
their
way.
Riveted Chainmail & Iron Helmet vs Bronze Breastplate & Helmet: The
Spartan's
armor
gets
the
edge.
The
Centurion's
chainmail
might
be
lighter
and
allow
for
more
movement,
and
it
may
deflect
piercing
weapons
better
than
butted
chainmail,
but
it
offers
nowhere
near
as
much
protection
as
the
Spartan's
breastplate.
As
far
as
helmets
are
concerned,
both
are
equal,
since
they
completely
cover
each
warrior's
head.
Setup
It
was
dark
and
foggy
within
the
woods.
The
trees
would
creek
at
the
slightest
touch,
creating
a
eery
sound
that
would
echo
through
the
entire
area.
A
Spartan
warrior
was
wiping
off
blood
from
his
Xyphos,
which
was
well
spilled.
Earlier,
the
Spartan
had
been
patrolling
the
fields
nearby,
when
an
assailant
dressed
in
black
had
snuck
up
behind
him,
and
tried
to
assassinate
him.
Luckily,
after
a
fight
that
lasted
a
couple
minutes,
he
had
stuck
his
sword
straight
through
his
attacker's
stomach.
His
attacker
was
now
lying
against
a
vine-covered
mound,
blood
still
trickling
out
of
the
wound.
After
wiping
off
the
blood,
the
Spartan
picked
up
the
rest
of
his
weapons
that
were
lying
about,
and
proceeded
to
head
out
of
the
forest.
He
began
going
through
the
brush
and
back
into
the
sunlight,
when
he
spotted
someone
out
in
the
field.
Ducking
behind
a
small
bush,
The
Spartan
leaned
out
to
take
a
look
at
who
was,
and
was
quite
surprised
by
what
he
saw.
A
lone
Roman
Centurion
was
wandering
the
fields,
looking
very
tired
and
slightly
confused.
He
must
have
been
in
a
fierce
battle,
the
Spartan
thought
to
himself.
If
he
wasn't,
then
he
must
have
abandoned
his
men
to
whatever
fate
they
received,
and
ran
away
in
fear
for
some
reason.
Sensing
some
kind
of
cowardice,
the
Spartan
began
creeping
forward
to
put
an
end
to
this
individual.
The
Spartan
got
into
a
small
thicket
of
bushes,
and
grasped
his
Javelin
in
his
right
hand.
Feeling
the
breeze
swirling
around
his
body,
the
Spartan
finally
let
loose
his
weapon
when
the
Centurion
was
within
distance,
and
when
the
wind
was
just
right.
The
Javelin
flew
through
the
air
with
the
grace
of
a
hawk.
The
weapon
was
within
striking
distance,
when
the
Centurion
somehow
heard
the
Javelin
flying
towards
him.
He
raised
his
shield,
and
the
weapon
got
stuck.
With
a
tug,
the
Centurion
pulled
out
the
Javelin,
and
threw
it
to
the
ground.
Startled
by
his
opponent,
the
Spartan
retreated
back
into
the
forest
to
regroup,
and
to
setup
his
Roman
foe
for
an
ambush.
The
Centurion
gave
chase,
intending
to
silence
his
Greecian
attacker.
A
few
minutes
later,
the
Centurion
arrived
in
the
forest.
It
reminded
him
of
the
woods
in
Ireland
where
he
once
commanded.
Fearing
that
a
similar
savage
would
attack
him,
so
he
took
one
of
his
Plumbata
Darts
from
a
sack
hanging
off
of
his
leather
belt.
He
walked
around
looking
for
his
attacker,
when
the
Spartan
tumbled
out
from
behind
a
tree.
The
Centurion
threw
his
dart,
and
it
went
right
into
the
Spartan's
breastplate.
The
Spartan
began
tugging
on
the
dart,
all
the
while
not
paying
attention
to
the
Centurion
charging
him.
He
finally
pulled
out
the
dart,
and
was
greeted
by
shield
to
the
face.
The
Spartan
flew
against
a
tree,
and
slid
to
the
ground.
The
Centurion
drew
his
Gladius,
and
walked
right
over
to
the
apparently
unconscious
Spartan
to
deliver
the
final
blow.
Just
as
he
was
about
to
stick
the
sword
right
through
the
breastplate
and
into
his
opponent's
heart,
the
Spartan
suddenly
awoke,
grasping
his
Spear,
and
slicing
it
back
and
forth
to
give
him
some
distance.
The
Centurion
was
now
in
a
spot
of
trouble.
He
had
no
surefire
way
to
counteract
the
Spartan's
Spear,
other
than
a
few
extra
Plumbatas
in
his
sack.
He
was
pushed
by
his
attacker's
weapon,
still
thinking
about
how
to
close
the
distance.
In
an
instant,
the
Centurion
started
running
further
into
the
woods,
and
the
Spartan
now
was
giving
chase.
Hopefully
there'll
be
some
thicker
woods
that'll
disable
that
spear,
the
Centurion
thought
to
himself.
A
minute
later,
and
the
Centurion
arrived
in
a
thicker
part
of
the
woods.
Mist
was
creeping
through
the
underbrush,
and
almost
covered
the
entire
ground.
This
will
be
a
good
place
to
finish
this,
the
Centurion
thought.
He
crept
up
onto
a
small
dirt
mound
with
a
dart
in
hand,
and
out
of
sight
in
case
the
Spartan
was
coming
from
a
different
direction.
A
few
seconds
later,
the
Spartan
arrived
at
the
same
stop,
not
noticing
the
Centurion
getting
ready
to
ambush
him.
Just
as
he
passed
the
mound,
the
Centurion
finally
threw
his
second
dart,
which
landed
right
square
into
the
Spartan
shield.
The
Centurion
lept
down
to
strike,
only
to
be
met
by
a
shield
of
brozne
smacking
him
to
the
right.
He
flew
into
a
tree,
and
slid
to
the
ground.
The
Spartan
picked
up
his
spear,
and
went
right
over
to
stab
the
Centurion,
when
his
foe
woke
up,
and
grabbed
the
weapon.
After
a
few
minutes
of
a
tug
of
war,
the
Centurion
miracuously
took
the
spear
from
the
Spartan,
and
broke
the
weapon
in
two.
Drawing
his
Xyphos,
the
Spartan
tried
to
stab
the
Centurion
right
in
the
head,
when
the
Gladius
his
opponent
was
using
rose
up
to
block
the
attack.
The
two
warriors
then
began
trading
blows
with
one
another,
and
the
sound
of
iron
clanging
against
iron
wrung
throughout
the
forest.
After
a
few
minutes,
the
two
were
still
fighting.
Despite
being
a
bit
tired,
they
both
weren't
giving
each
other
an
inch.
Finally,
in
a
desparate
and
possibly
insane
moment,
the
Centurion
thrusted
his
Gladius
right
into
the
Spartan's
breastplate,
and
drawing
blood.
The
Spartan
pushed
his
opponent
to
the
side,
and
retreated
to
tend
to
his
wound.
As
he
was
moving
away,
the
Centurion
got
back
up
on
his
feet,
with
a
Pilum
ready
to
be
used.
After
a
few
seconds
he
threw
it
right
at
his
foe,
who
made
the
mistake
of
looking
back.
The
Pilum
went
right
through
the
Spartan,
and
pinned
him
to
the
tree.
While
the
Spartan
was
struggling
to
get
the
Pilum
out,
the
Centurion
picked
up
his
Gladius,
walked
right
over
to
his
pinned
opponent,
and
slit
his
attacker's
throat.
After
a
couple
seconds
of
shaking,
the
Spartan
stopped
showing
signs
of
life.
The
Centurion
sheathed
his
sword,
and
a
single
thought
appeared
in
his
head.
"Now
that's
been
taken
care
of,
it's
time
to
find
that
Indian
guy
that
killed
me."
Roman Centurion: 615
Gladius:
200
Plumbata
Darts:
200
Pilum:
200
Tower
Shield:
15
Spartan: 385
Xyphos:
50
Spartan
Spear:
85
Spartan
Javelin:
50
Spartan
Shield:
200
Ending Assessment: Despite
being
from
around
the
same
time
frame,
the
Centurion
had
a
better
grasp
of
the
battlefield
than
the
Spartan
had,
and
a
better
weapon
selection.
Strongest
Weapon:
Both
sides
had
strong
weapons.
The
Centurion's
Gladius,
Plumbata
Darts,
and
Pilum
Javelin,
as
well
as
the
Spartan's
shield,
got
200
kills
each.
Weakest
Weapon:
With
just
15
kills,
the
Centurion's
Tower
Shield
takes
the
weakest
weapon
spot
of
this
fight.
the roman will easily win against the spartan coz the roman had a more advanced training than the spartan had!
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Delete+Unknown butthurt loser yes spartan is well trained but the roman is well trained too and more advanced in tactics and training and had more appropriate military training this was proven at gythium 195 bc the romans defeated the spartans in that battle during the war against nabis
Delete+Dance Club thats the thing you should remember peabrain stupid moron thats why the roman won coz in this site coz it was rightly predicted by the one who wrote it and the one who wrote it is a warriors expert i didnt wrote this site moron remember that
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ReplyDeleteIts that we can only predict about the war results but somewhere I am agreed that roman armor are of more high quality which will protect roman soldier during war.
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ReplyDeleteAhh the winner is the guy who drank less the night before hahahaha. Mead belly warriors.....hahahaha Spartans are dope due to movies. Centurian, idk waiting for hollywood to make them cool. Centurian sounds cooler.
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