Expeditions: Rome

Expeditions: Rome is a turn-based strategy with role-playing elements, where the player leads a squad of Praetorians and gathers a legion. The hero's fate is connected with the politics of Rome. The path leads from Rome to distant provinces. The legate assembles a legion of recruits. The map is divided into provinces with tasks. Supplies are coming through the camp. Battles take place on turns on small maps, where cover and heights matter a lot. Legionnaires, archers and auxiliary units operate differently, so the composition is selected to suit the task. Legionnaires are trained and equipped in different ways. Soldiers receive ranks and equipment. Tactical battles require taking cover into account. Tactics depend on the composition of the squad. The legion's camp serves as a base. Tactics are determined by the terrain. Companions have their own stories, and decisions determine who they become. In the camp, everyday issues are resolved, and on the map there are tasks of different factions. Companions receive tasks and may die. Companions give tasks and provide access to factions. Roman factions judge a hero by his actions. In Rome, the player participates in Senate meetings, where intrigue is more important than the sword. The expansions added new regions and battles. The Senate requires attention to reputation. Intrigues in the Senate affect supplies. Conversations affect reputation in the Senate. Politics requires the support of the nobility. Senators demand respect. For those who love antiquity and tactics, this hike is suitable. Updates added battles and equipment. The edits concerned classes and skills. The additions expanded the map and troops.