>He didn't raze Rome to the ground Greatest mistake ever

>>3314982
Unpopular opinion thread?

>>3314982
That army were acting as mercenaries in the service of another Etruscan city-state and was on its way to Sicily, sacking Rome was just some fun along the way.

Romans never forget.

>>3315724
Didn't Brennus's tribe eventually reached to Anatolia and became the Galatians?

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>>3314982
Do it again Brennus

>>3314982
Where are the people of colour?

>>3315821
Wrong Brennus, what you're talking about happened about a century later.
Rome's Brennus was a senones chieftain, the galatians' Brennus was the boss of a raiding army composed of many tribes (not known what he personally was). The galatians descended from a splinter group of that army that chose to stay, mostly made of Tectosages, Trocmii and Tolistobogii.

Gaiseric did nothing wrong

>>3314982
GAULED

he was too busy pining after gold and loot and dem roman women

a typical gallic

>>3315727

indeed, the stain on this toga can only be washed out in Gallic blood

>>3315958
He fucked up Griffith's plan
That's pretty wrong if you ask me