Ambrosinus

Plus, barring a few muffins on the names (Ambrosius Aurelianus becomes Aurelius Antonius; Merlin goes through a garbled Geoffrey of Monmouth to become "Ambrosinus"), and a pointless moving of the date from 476 AD to 460, the movie's not impossibly inaccurate, except for the fact that the Ninth Legion (the titular "last legion" of the film) was all killed off by Germans and Jews 300 years before the movie happens, and the silly part about Julius Caesar's sword becoming Excalibur and so forth.

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Wulfila sets off to bring Ambrosinus and the boy to Capri, and Aurelius sets off in pursuit, true to his word.

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Upon arriving, they learn that the legion was in fact destroyed by the powerful warlord Vortgyn, who is the guy in a gold mask that branded Ambrosinus, and is the only one person who could have destroyed that village.

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Ambrosinus comes to his defense, revealing a wicked scar on his chest in the shape of a sword and a pentagram.

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It is revealed here that Vortgyn and Ambrosinus are old enemies as hinted by the branding incident, and that he seeks the sword Rom carries so that he may rule all of Britain.

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Flash forward to Ambrosinus walking with a little kid.

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In 460 AD, the Goths leaded by Odoacer invade Rome; kill the parents of the Caesar Romulus Augustus and send the boy and his tutor Ambrosinus to a prison in Capri.

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Ambrosinus is a Druid and part of a secret society sworn to protect the sword.

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Ambrosinus burns him alive, and everyone stops fighting.

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He is about to kill the young emperor when Ambrosinus comes back!

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