terminus,roman god of boundaries

pantheon: roman

lore: terminus the god of boundaries is the sole immortal that defends the outskirts of the roman empire. it is through his blessing that the border Garrisons can repel the barbarian hordes and in turn expand their influence to new lands but now there is a new enemy, one that even the legionaries of Rome cannot handle. for today, gods shall step on the battlefield and they shall be repelled by the might of Rome's eternal sentry.

passive:imperial sentry
drawing on the strength of his fortifications, terminus,when in range of one of his towers, gains a 25% increase in damage and a 15-20% increase in physical protection

boundary tower
terminus summons a tower at a target location that deals 5-7.5 damage a second to all enemies in range and stands for 6 seconds.

imperial light
pulling a lantern from his belt, terminus throws an aofe projectile at a target area reducing the physical and magical protection of all afflicted enemies by 20-25%.

boundary wall
terminus summons a barrier at a target area that lasts for 2 hits. however it can be activated again causing the barrier to shatter creating waves of energy that deals 60-65 damage to all nearby enemies.

territorial expansion
summons a line of legionaries that, after 0.5 seconds (time it takes for summoning animation), charge forward dealing 100-125 damage to any enemies hit. the soldiers last for 4 seconds and pass through enemies once the enemies have been hit.

notes:design wise terminus would look like a roman centurion with a closed face guard, showing nothing but his glowing white eyes, white crested helm and dull steel Armour with a cloak hanging over his left shoulder and a lantern hanging from his right hip. he would be armed with a one handed short sword. in terms of an alternate skin i can imagine a sort of "eternal vigilance" style look with aged stone Armour, a green cloak and green eyes making him look like some sort of ancient stone sentinel with plant life and moss growing over his Armour or a "sentry of rome" style with lion motifs like this. as always any constructive criticism is welcome if it can help to improve the idea and my ability to make balanced ideas.