Indus
First appearance	S0E01: Past Transgressions
Last appearance	S0E02: Missio
Profession	Trainee Gladiator (House of Batiatus)
Race	Macedonian
Relationships	Ashur (Friend, deceased) Dagan (Friend, deceased)
Status	Deceased (killed by Ashur on order of Batiatus
Actor/Actress	Steven A. Davis

Indus is a slave bought along with the syrians Ashur and Dagan, as well as the Gaul Crixus during the rise of the gladiator Gannicus. One of the group of four surviving recruits after many others had died during the training. He appears exclusively in Spartacus: Gods of the Arena.

Contents 1 Appearance 2 Personality 3 Gods of the Arena 4 Trivia 5 Quotes

AppearanceEdit

Indus is average height with a lean build to his frame. He has black hair and dark eyes with a light skin tone.

PersonalityEdit

Indus is a friendly man but can also be critical. He gets along well with his fellow recruits and shows a sense of loyalty towards his friends and master.

Gods of the ArenaEdit

Indus is one of the recruits to the House of Batiatus along with Ashur, Dagan and later Crixus. The four of them would train and be ridiculed by the other gladiators because they did not receive the Mark of the Brotherhood yet.

As he and the others were training, he is bested by Dagan and gives the missio. While they were laughing and aiding one another, Batiatus spotted this and condemns Indus to the mines for surrendering. Ulpius, is visibly upset at this noting that while Indus would not be champion, he is not without skill and worth.

He, along with Ashur and Dagan, would be sent by Batiatus to find and beat rival Lanista, Vettius, and in return they would be indited into the brotherhood. They manage to successfully do so but he is soon killed by Ashur afterwards as Vettius had seen his face and could recognize him.

TriviaEdit

• The name "Indus" comes from the Sanskrit word "sindhu", meaning "river"; the actual Indus River flows through Pakistan. Indus is also the name of a constellation in the southern sky (representing an Indian).
• The Actor, Steven A. Davis, can be seen as a background gladiator in the ludus, and also as the guard who takes Naevia in the end of Revelations, in Spartacus: Blood and Sand. 

QuotesEdit

"You willingly present ass for fucking?"
—Indus to Crixus