Rome (Hannibal at the Gates)

In Iberia, Hannibal Barca has vowed to take vengeance upon Rome following Carthage's defeat in their first war. Seizing pro-Roman Saguntum, Hannibal plans to invade Italy and destroy Rome once and for all. Despite its control of Italy, Rome’s expansion has been swift and is therefore fragile. Carthaginian progress in Iberia must be checked by any means. Hannibal is gathering allies as he approaches; the Gauls of northern Italy must be contained before they can join forces with him. However, Rome must tread carefully, for Hannibal is a skilled general and a dangerous enemy. To defeat him, it must be prepared to strike at the heart of the Carthaginian state - the great city itself!

Faction Name Rome (Hannibal at the Gates)

Campaign main_punic

Culture rom_Roman

Subculture sc_rom_roman

Military Group hannibal_rome

Faction Group pun_faction_group_rome

Faction Group

Rome
He who rules in Rome can rule the world, but only through the glory of conquest!

[NOT DISPLAYED] +3 security against authority-based agent actions
[NOT DISPLAYED] +3 security against cunning-based agent actions
[NOT DISPLAYED] +3 security against zeal-based agent actions
Roman Legions: +2 recruitment slot in all your provinces
Marching Orders: +15% movement range for all armies

Political Parties

House of Claudia
The Senate is the most important day-to-day political body of the Roman Republic. Composed of the most notable and experienced politicians, its main role is to direct domestic, foreign and military policy. The name 'Senate' comes from the Latin 'senex', literally meaning 'old men' - technically making it a 'Council of Elders'.

House of Cornelia
The Cornelii clan is among the most illustrious of Roman families: more become consuls, generals and statesmen than from any other family. Among them, the Scipios and the Sullas are especially notable.

Playable: True
Initial Power: 60
Agrarian Backbone: +30% wealth from agricultural buildings
Carthago Delenda Est: Major diplomatic penalty with all Punic factions (cultural aversion)
[NOT DISPLAYED] adds subsistence wealth to faction capital only / scope: faction

House of Junia
The Senate is the most important day-to-day political body of the Roman Republic. Composed of the most notable and experienced politicians, its main role is to direct domestic, foreign and military policy. The name senate comes from the Latin 'senex', literally meaning 'old men' - technically making it a 'Council of Elders'.

House of Fabia
The Senate is the most important day-to-day political body of the Roman Republic. Composed of the most notable and experienced politicians, its main role is to direct domestic, foreign and military policy. The name 'Senate' comes from the Latin 'senex', literally meaning 'old men' - technically making it a 'Council of Elders'.

House of Julia
The Senate is the most important day-to-day political body of the Roman Republic. Composed of the most notable and experienced politicians, its main role is to direct domestic, foreign and military policy. The name 'Senate' comes from the Latin 'senex', literally meaning 'old men' - technically making it a 'Council of Elders'.

House of Servilia
The Senate is the most important day-to-day political body of the Roman Republic. Composed of the most notable and experienced politicians, its main role is to direct domestic, foreign and military policy. The name 'Senate' comes from the Latin 'senex', literally meaning 'old men' - technically making it a 'Council of Elders'.

House of Valeria
The Senate is the most important day-to-day political body of the Roman Republic. Composed of the most notable and experienced politicians, its main role is to direct domestic, foreign and military policy. The name 'Senate' comes from the Latin 'senex', literally meaning 'old men' - technically making it a 'Council of Elders'.