Great Conqueror: Rome Conquests guides

I added August time, say if colors are incorrect because I have not played all conquests

I think all 3-stars should be very easy, and Nabatean should be medium or hard. I’d also put Noricum as very easy

But lepidus is easier then Octavian, I made them different colors to show the difference. and I am not going to make antony hard because from what I hear now it is mostly a lot of micro managing and that is difficult for the player but in principle it is not a difficult country.

Many thanks!

Send a pair of Your strongest gens (preferably with commanders skills) directly to Carthage. Taking Carthage early on makes conquest extremely easy.
Rest gens should wipe out Egypt. Just avoid fighting units on the way - concentrate all Your efforts on the cities. Let them besiege Your cities and refresh infantry when necessary.
Don't stop after conquering first even to protect it. Again hire infantry and continue assault.

I'd suggest Atropatene as normal in Rome and Han Conquest... Just deploy a strong infantry general (preferably Pompey) in the available Elite Guard and together with Segestes (the free general available) and the free light cavalry, begin the invasion of Parthia... Capture Ecbatana first then swing to the lvl 5 city right next to it (Rhaga)... There might be some chance that Ecbatana might be recaptured so prepare a defense in Rhaga but just ignore (for this time, but prepare to capture Susa with ordinary Legions) that, meanwhile capture Ctisephon (with your generals) near Babylon (just let that city, plague it or whatever just don't assault it head on, Pacorus is guarding it) then face Ecbatana and Harta (this is to build your economy and help Roman and Nabataean Allies)...

Chances are by the time you were trying to capture Rhaga, the Han blitz might have already reach your northern city, so just put some Elite Guard and Marksman (?) with strong Infantry and Archer generals in that city and prepare to withstand the siege (Armenia most probably is defeated this round), and launch a counterattack (if you judge ordinary units can now defend your base) in either the nearest Armenian city or nearest Han city... (optional) I then deploy Antony in Heavy Cavalry to support the Archer and Infantry Generals (Group 1) in capturing Han bases (might be a mistake, I think I should have him join Pompey - after building up his strength, in heading to Dacia and defeating them early, since speed is now very critical in this part of Conquest)... So that was mostly it, once you captured Han bases, just head to West Europe to defeat the German and Gallic tribes (this is Group 1) and Group 2 (Pompey's) should by this time be heading to Italian Peninsula, since the Han and other forces most likely captured all of it)...

Bribing, support and protocols... I bribed Albania to slow down some Han forces though they are eventually captured... And my main support is to Rome to put up a strong resistance against Han and Gallic and German tribes (just very frustrating though, as they are not even trying to recapture their former cities - which didn't have a defense by their turn and they're not even trying to build many Legions to contribute to defense, but in the end they prevailed, lol), also Cappadocia became one of my main protégé since they show themselves strong and conquered Han cities without my help, and Bosporan Kingdom (early, around round 20ish since the Protocol sending countries declared war (can't send them requirements as I needed them more to crush and save Italian Peninsula)... When I have around 2000 income I began to bribe the tribe (can't remember their name) in what is now Denmark and they did a great job diverting enemies and being a strong support... Also, beginning in the early turns try to send to Rome money so they can build up their strength in the East and Italy (would help later) but it's OK if you skip once or twice, but try to make up for it...


I did it in 62 turns (forgot to accept the Pirate protocol and they declared war as the last enemy city is going to fall), should've been only 58 turns) and Rate of III (didn't know if it helped but I disbanded my legions), so that's it... I think it wouldve been shorter if I arrived in Dacia early (hence the importance of speed and also the free general available is painfully too slow) and didn't make a lot of mistakes...