Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece

This is an era of great powers: the vast Persian Empire, Sparta built through strength and conquest, Athens known for trade and prosperity, the rising Thebes, the ambitious Macedonia, the twin powers of the Western Mediterranean, the growing Rome, and many more. This is an age of legendary figures: Agesilaus II, the last great king of Sparta; Epaminondas, the rising general of Thebes; Philip II, the founder of Macedonian dominance; Dionysius, the tyrant of Syracuse; Camillus, the Roman dictator and savior… This is also an era where a hundred schools of thought compete and flourish: Plato, the great philosopher; Antisthenes, the founder of Cynicism; Pythagoras, the master of numbers; Democritus, the scholar who knew everything; Hippocrates, the father of Western medicine; Aristophanes, the great playwright… When a modern hero is reborn into this magnificent age as a humble mercenary, what kind of legend will he create, and what will he bring to this world?