When the walls of Seringapatam fell, he didn’t flee—he fought until the tiger stripes faded from his own blood.
Rank - 146
She turned the savannah into her empire and built walls strong enough to outlast the men who doubted her.
Rank - 136
At Khotyn, the dying Hetman turned his own last breaths into orders, leading from the edge of death until victory arrived without him.
Rank - 101
He turned Rome’s order into chaos—and the forest into a grave that still whispers.
Rank - 142
He conquered the Andes with mathematics, sunlight, and an unreasonable sense of direction.
Rank - 160
He rose from vengeance to empire, turning tribal blood feuds into the blueprint for a dynasty.
Rank - 161
The Viking who died in a snake pit but lived forever in fear, fire, and legend.
Rank - 134
Exiled from their own homeland, the Polish Lancers of Napoleon’s Guard carved a path from Spain to Russia to Waterloo—lances leveled, vengeance blazing, and glory bought by the yard in blood.
Group Rank - 42
A band of mad geniuses in jeeps and sandstorms, the original SAS turned chaos into a weapon and wrote their legend across the desert in fire and dust.
Group Rank - 49
