CASCA - THE ETERNAL MERCENARY
Casca is serving in Jerusalem with the Tenth Legion when he is cursed by Jesus (3 April). He then spends the next 30 or so years in a copper mine before becoming a gladiator in Rome, then a galley slave on a Roman ship. After it is wrecked he finds his way to Pela and lives with a woman called Neda for a while. Eventually signs up with the legions under Avidius Cassius for the campaign against the Persians and is involved in the Battle of Ctesiphon (AD163).
CASCA - THE BARBARIAN
After deserting the legion Casca spends a little time in the Empire before crossing the Rhine and joining up with Glam, a Germanic warrior. Together they arrive in Helsfjord and eventually Casca takes over as Lord, marrying the lovely Lida. He stays until her death through illness.
CASCA - GOD OF DEATH
Casca travels with two ships crewed by Vikings, and end up in the land of a people called the Teotec. After surviving a sacrifice Casca is proclaimed a god - The Quetza - and leads them to victory over the invading Olmecs.
CASCA - THE WARLORD
After falling overboard on his return from the Teotec, Casca ends up in Britannia. He then sails to Rome in the ship of a new friend, then to Byzantium. He travels east accompanied by a young man called Jugotai for part of the way, then alone onto Khitai - the lands of Chin. He serves under the Emperor Tzin until the Empress Li Tsao's jealousy causes her to bury him alive. Seven years later he returns and eventually begins the return journey west.
CASCA - THE PERSIAN
Casca reaches the lands of the Sassanid king Shapur II and is made a commander of the army. Winning battles against the Huns in Persia and Kushan (where he once more meets Jugotai) does not save him from being branded a heretic and is burned at the stake. Recovering thanks to his condition he makes his way west towards the Roman Empire.
CASCA - THE DAMNED
On his return to the Empire he falls foul of the new Christian religion and once more fights in the arena. Freed again he witnesses Rome's fall to the Visigoths and flees to a now deserted Helsfjord. When Attila and his horde threaten, however, Casca returns and fights one last time for the legions at the Battle of the Catalunian Plains (451) that sees Attila finally checked.