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Post by ustyno92 on Jan 24, 2022 2:12:54 GMT
I made mistake on the Vindelicorum and Noreia part on Western Rome. They actually may target either Vindelicorum or Noreia. Defend wherever pressure is heaviest. Also you don’t necessarily have to abandon Vesontio, you can try to hold it but it’s very difficult, upgrading it is not recommended. If you manage to take Lugdunum and defend it(likely with a general), it’ll make your life a lot easier. Fun rating is 10/10.
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Post by Navia Lanoira on Feb 3, 2022 13:25:06 GMT
Navia Lanoira , this is huge and I appreciate the effort you put into this update. I try to be of help in ~2 weeks from now with at least one hero legend guide and maybe some links. And, about the links, do you mean to provide new guides or to search the forum for existing ones that are still helpful? What's the criteria for "still good enough"?
What I'm most interested in is the recommendation for new players, specifically whether there is consensus about going for a cavalry Commander. (I believe that this is not the only possibility but maybe the "easiest" (whatever that is)) Oh thanks, your help is appreciated. about the links, the ones that still works is can be considered as good enough. oooh, well ill also add some discussions link in the library. ps. sorry i had to take a break to fix my problems in both school and life.  |
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Post by Navia Lanoira on Feb 3, 2022 13:25:54 GMT
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Post by Navia Lanoira on Feb 3, 2022 13:30:31 GMT
I made mistake on the Vindelicorum and Noreia part on Western Rome. They actually may target either Vindelicorum or Noreia. Defend wherever pressure is heaviest. Also you don’t necessarily have to abandon Vesontio, you can try to hold it but it’s very difficult, upgrading it is not recommended. If you manage to take Lugdunum and defend it(likely with a general), it’ll make your life a lot easier. Fun rating is 10/10. Btw what i did in western rome is i divided my generals to the fronts. like two generals for the franks and burgundy front, two for ostrogoths to invade also the huns, two west and two south. including aetius and one western roman general that gives three generals on north and east. and i just did make pressure on the franks while meeting the byzantine and killing theenemy on the west side then later spam them out to kill them and rest is just restoring rome in its former glory. Its fun overall tho |
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Post by Navia Lanoira on Feb 22, 2022 15:26:26 GMT
I have a good news and a bad news good news: the library has progressed much and i can show you it bad news: I actually progressed into finding the campaign guides that cant be found in the original one. However i forgot to make a copy of it and my laptop faced the error in its life. it has a hardware failure. i hope i can still retrieve it. im on my pc but i can only use it at night so the progress will be again slower. LIBRARIUM ROMANUMCampaigns~Rise of Rome~
I. The Punic WarsAfter Carthage was defeated by Rome in the first Punic War, the two sides signed a treaty and divided their spheres of influence, maintaining a few years of peace before the fragile agreement was gone. Now Hannibal has conquered the barbarian tribes of Iberia and taken the autonomous city of Sagunto. His war elephants and Numidian cavalry are invincible. The thundering drums of war echo again. Main Story / Roman Republic1. Battle of Ticinus2. Battle of Trebia3. Siege of New Carthage 4. Battle of Utica Secondary Story / Carthage Republic1. Battle of Rhone Crossing 2. Battle of Lake Trasimene
II. The Spartacus UprisingThe rebellion of the gladiator Spartacus. With Crixus and Gannicus as his companions, they revolt against the Roman rule. The Senate sent Crassus to quell the revolt. Main Story / Roman Republic1. Spartacus Uprising 2. Crassus' Attack 3. March to the South 4. End of Rebels Secondary Story / Spartacus1. Escape from the Cage2. Pursuits of Legion 3. Battle against Crassus The Lusitanians are increasingly dissatisfied with Rome's harsh policies. But the barbarians know they could not shake the Roman rule. At this time, Sertorius also rose in Iberia against the autocratic tyranny of Sulla. The two sides immediately formed a coalition led by Sertorius in Iberia for the sake of common interests. Sulla responded quickly, sending suppresion troops to the Pyrenees. Main Story / Rome-Pompey1. Battle of Pyrenees2. Lepidus' Revolt 3. Battle of Segovia4. Battle of SucroSecondary Story / Lusitani1. Sertorius' Strike2. Battle of Lauron Nicomedes IV, king of the Bithynia Kingdom, died and sent his entire kingdom to Rome as a gift. The move shocked king Mithridates VI of Pontus. He knows better than anyone else that once the Romans take over, they would start a war against Pontus again. So Pontus army acted earlier, sending troops to Bithynia. And Rome sent two armies led by Lucullus and Cotta, both on land and by water. A major war is on the verge of breaking out. Main Story / Roman Republic1. Siege of Cyzicus2. Battle of Tigranocerta3. Battle of Artaxata Secondary Story / Pontus Kingdom1. Battle of Chalcedon 2. Battle of Asia Caesar formed the First Triumvirate with Pompey and Crassus against the Senate. He knows that in order to stand in the alliance, he had to have a strong army and enough wealth. After fulfilling his promise to the other two members, Caesar stepped down as a consul and becomes governor of Gaul. Countless lands are waiting for him to conquer and the tribes of Gaul have made their own choices. Main Story / Rome-Caesar1. Battle of Arar 2. Battle of Vosges3. Battle of Axona 4. Battle of Sabi5. Caesar's Counterattack 6. Siege of Avaricum
Secondary Story / Arverni1. Caesar's Conspiracy 2. Amiborix's Uprising3. Gaul Uprising Britain's commercial links with the European continent continue to expand after the conquest of Transalpine Gaul by the Romans. Caesar believes that the Britons have been supporting the Gallic resistance. So after Gaul's conquest settles down, Caesar immediately put together a fleet of ships and sail to Britain. The Britons had formed a coalition, and were ready. Main Story / Rome-Caesar1. Landing in Britain2. Briton's Counterattack3. Against the Celtic Army Secondary Story / Briton1. Expedition of Legion 2. Caesar's Reappearance
Caesar has conquered Gaul, Pompey has gained Iberia, and Crassus has owned Syria. The Romans have won with fewer forces in the east battlefield several times, defeating Armenia and the Kingdom of Pontus. The invincibility of the legion's past gives Crassus illusion that he could easily conquer Parthian Empire, while King Orodes of Parthian has arranged Surena to hold Crassus. The mighty horse archers are about to shine in the desert.
Main Story / Rome-Crassus1. March to Parthia 2. Retreat of Romans3. Escape of the EastSecondary Story / Parthian Empire1. Breakthrough of Legion 2. Crassus' Collapse Caesar's tolerance eventually invited death. Antony, taking advantage of public anger, expelled Caesar's murderers from Rome and he refused to hand over Caesar's legacy to Octavian. His actions set him against Cicero and Octavian. To ensure military strength, Antony is marching to Mutina trying to seize the governor of Gaul. Meanwhile, the Senate has already joined Octavian in the rescue of Mutina. Main Story / Roman Republic1. Rushing to Mutina2. Hirtius' Counterattack 3. Battle of Mutina4. Retreat of AntonySecondary Story / Rome-Antony1. Battle of Gaul Square 2. Siege of Mutina 3. Breakthrough After Caesar's assassination, Cassius and Brutus disagreed on how to deal with Antony and were eventually forced to leave Rome. They formed a new army in the East and Greece. Octavian refused to ally with Caesar's murderers. He changed his camp and joined the alliance of Lepidus and Antony, and the Second Triumvirate was formed. The armies of both sides met in Philippi, and a great war is about to begin. Main Story / Rome-Octavian1. Marching to Greece2. First Battle in Philippi 3. Eve of War4. Decisive Battle in Philippi Secondary Story / Roman Republic1. Landing of the coalition 2. Octavian's Collapse 3. Ionian Naval BattleCaesar's enemies are being wiped out. Since Sextus Pompey had blocked Roman shipping routes, he became spearheaded by the Second Triumvirate. But Pompey inherited his father's legacy and raised a new army which took cities and stood firmly in Sicily. Now Octavian and Lepidus' fleets were coming from both Italy and Africa. A storm is bearing down on Sicily. Main Story / Rome-Octavian1. Landing in Sicily2. Battle of Mylae3. Battle of NaulochusSecondary Story / Pirate1. Battle of Mesina2. Battle of TaorminaCalm returned to Sicily, Octavian, citing the war, did not support Antony's eastern expedition. This renewed bad blood between the two men. No longer trusting Octavian, Antony abandoned his wife and headed to Alexandria to seek Cleopatra's support. He declared Caesarion as Caesar's true successor, which made a complete break between the two sides. The Roman Republic was once again divided in two. Main Story / Rome-Octavian
1. Battle of Modon2. Battle of Actium 3. Siege of Alexandria Secondary Story / Rome-Antony
1. Defending Octavian2. Breaktrough of Antony3. Fall of Republic
XIV. Strike from the Han Army~The Divided Empire~XV. Scourge of GodThe Hunnic Army ravaged the land like a plague. After the destruction the the kingdom of Alan, they continued to advance westward. Having unified various nomadic tribes from the steppes, the Hunnic Empire began to expand rapidly. Their powerful warriors are fearless, and their horses were about to trample over the western world. Main Story / Huns1. Rise of the Huns 2. Siege of Constantinople3. The Gaul Offensive4. Battle of Chalons5. Invasion of Italy ConquestDifficulty ranking: Very easy/can be autoable(a)EasyMediumHardVery Hard* - candidate countries for speedruns TAKE NOTE: THE DIFFICULTY IS NOT 100% BASED AND IT IS BASED ON MY THOUGHTS IF YOU ARE IN MID/LATE GAME. THIS MIGHT BE A LITTLE HARDER FOR BEGINNERS. STILL THE GENERAL TIP ARE THE SAME AND UPON ACCOMPLISHING THIS YOUR WIN IS INEVITABLE. MORE NOTES: Punic Wars-History/Trivia: This conquest is actually the Second Punic war in 218 BC. This was happpened after Hannibal crossed the alps, prompting a roman declaration of war.
-General Tip: Just secure your front. You can do it, it is a bit easy for beginners and very easy for veterans.
3 Stars: Roman RepublicGuideCarthage Republic*Guide2 Stars: LusitaniGuideGuide2TurdetaniGuideCessetaniGuideOdrysian Kingdom*Guide1 Star: Illyria KingdomGuideMacedonian*GuideAetolian LeagueGuideCyrene KingdomGuideSyracuse KingdomGuideMasaesyliGuideGuide2Massylii(a)GuideMassaliaGuideAlloborgesGuide Caesar Time
-History/Trivia: About the first Triumvirate of Rome. Julius Caesar will be in charge for Gaul, started a conquest there; Pompey for Iberia; Crassus on Asia, also started conquest, but..
-General Tip:
*If you are an enemy of Rome, defeat one of the triumvirates and then everything is easy.
*If you are an ally of Rome, but not playing one of the Triumvirates, help them. If you win their front, your victory is easy.
*If you are one of the Triumvirates, just win your front. You can do it.
3 Stars: Rome-Caesar*Rome-Pompey
Rome-CrassusDacia KingdomGuide2 Stars: Lusitani
Arverni
Suebi
Odrysian KingdomGuideSeleucid Empire(a)GuideNumidia KingdomNasamones*GuideEgypt KingdomGuide1 Star: Cantabri*
Volcae
NamnetesBritonMassalia(a)GuideAeduiGuideHelvetiiNervii GuideTreveriGuideSugambriNoricum*GuideScordisciBoiiGuideBosporan Kingdom
Bithynia Kingdom
Pontus KingdomGuide Augustus Time
-History/Trivia: Second Triumvirate, but is a civil war. Happened because Antony decided to go with Cleopatra, thus having Octavius and the Senate declaring war on him.
-General Tip: Aside from winning your front, consider defeating also your Rome ally's enemy. If you are in Octavian side, defeat Antony, and vice versa.
3 Stars: Rome-LepidusGuideRome-OctavianGuideRome-Antony*2 Stars: Egypt-CleopatraDacia Kingdom*GuideNumidia KingdomParthian Empire
Armenian KingdomPontus KingdomNabatean1 Star: Odrysian Kingdom
Cantabri*
NoricumBosporan KingdomNerviiGuideNamnetesGuideMarcomanni
Chatti
SugambriNasamonesGuideCappadociaBoiiScordisci Rome and Han
-History/Trivia: A fictitious conquest. Both empires are expanding smoothly, until they face each other.
-General Tip: Probably need some planning and blitzkrieg. If you are in Rome's side, please help them contain Parthia, it is hard tho, because if you are not the Roman Empire itself, you are facing Parthia and Han on both sides. So you might need some luck. If you are in Han side though, still hard because you are still facing a large Roman Empire over there, but a bit easier because they are only one entity.3 Stars: (collective guide : Guide) Roman Empire*GuideHan Dynasty*GuideParthian Empire2 Stars: Dacian Kingdom*CappadociaGuideArmenian KingdomNabatean
1 Star: NerviiSugambri
CherusciChattiMarcomanni*BoiiGuideBosporan KingdomAtropateneGuideAlbania KingdomGuide Scourge of God
-History/Trivia: It was during the invasion of the Huns, under Atilla, into the divided Roman Empire. Can the two Romes repulse the invasion and retake their dear lands?
-General Tip: Only I can say is to have your good set of generals first and tech, and ease the Divided Roman Empire or ease the Huns, depending on what you are sided with.
3 Stars:
Huns*
Sassanian
West Rome
East Rome*
2 Stars:
Visigoths
Vandal
Briton
Francia
Ostrogoths
Armenian Kingdom
White Hun
Egypt Kingdom
1 Star:
Suebi
Nasamones
Burgundian
-Chapter(generals it needs) - Stonehenge (Antony, Dellius and Pompey) Guide (all levels)- Pont Du Gard (Vercingetorix, Ambiorix, Bato and Arminius) - Carthage Cothon (Scipio, Flaminius, Belisarius, Octavian and Lepidus) Guide (5th level)- Colosseum (Hannibal, Hasdrubal, Spartacus, Gannicus, Vercingetorix and Sextus Pompey) - Epang Palace (Huo, Wei, Li, Mithridates and Pacorus I) Guide (8th level)- Hanging Gardens (Hannibal, Hasdrubal, Spartacus, Cleopatra, Pothinus) Guide (7th level)- Black Forest (Vercingetorix, Commius, Attila, Arminius, Bato) - Pharos of Alexandria (Cleopatra, Caesar, Antony, Octavian, Agrippa) - Limes Germanicus (Octavian, Tiberius, Agrippa, Drusus, Marobodus) - Oracle (Pompey, Scipio, Lepidus,Crassus) - Pillars of Hercules (Hannibal, Hasdrubal, Spartacus, Cleopatra, Pothinus) - Expedition discussion: Click me- Generals guide for GCR (For new players) : Click me- GCR Generals - Commander unit discussion ( Click me) - Units Discussion ( Click me) - Monsters General pet
Goblin
Mammoth
Terracotta Warrior
Griffin
Minotaur
Non pet
Behemoth
Cyclops
Anubis
- Senate: refer to general guide thread by metternich - Conquest speedrun records: ( Click me) *GCR Trailer: Click me*GCR Info: Click meCurrent Version: 2.3.0 Whats new:
- Newly added first-time purchase Bonus
Players can receive the artifact "Fury of Pharaoh" after their first-time purchase.
- Newly added Proof of Honor
You can earn points after completing certain missions, and you can receive the corresponding rewards after accumulating a certain number of points.
- Optimize the English text
- Fixed some bugs
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Post by Navia Lanoira on Feb 22, 2022 15:27:53 GMT
And 1-2 more updates on this i will make a formal thread of the library.
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Post by Navia Lanoira on Feb 26, 2022 14:34:42 GMT
I have a good news and a bad news good news: the library has progressed much and i can show you it bad news: I actually progressed into finding the campaign guides that cant be found in the original one. However i forgot to make a copy of it and my laptop faced the error in its life. it has a hardware failure. i hope i can still retrieve it. im on my pc but i can only use it at night so the progress will be again slower. LIBRARIUM ROMANUMCampaigns~Rise of Rome~
I. The Punic WarsAfter Carthage was defeated by Rome in the first Punic War, the two sides signed a treaty and divided their spheres of influence, maintaining a few years of peace before the fragile agreement was gone. Now Hannibal has conquered the barbarian tribes of Iberia and taken the autonomous city of Sagunto. His war elephants and Numidian cavalry are invincible. The thundering drums of war echo again. Main Story / Roman Republic1. Battle of Ticinus2. Battle of Trebia3. Siege of New Carthage 4. Battle of Utica Secondary Story / Carthage Republic1. Battle of Rhone Crossing 2. Battle of Lake Trasimene
II. The Spartacus UprisingThe rebellion of the gladiator Spartacus. With Crixus and Gannicus as his companions, they revolt against the Roman rule. The Senate sent Crassus to quell the revolt. Main Story / Roman Republic1. Spartacus Uprising 2. Crassus' Attack 3. March to the South 4. End of Rebels Secondary Story / Spartacus1. Escape from the Cage2. Pursuits of Legion 3. Battle against Crassus The Lusitanians are increasingly dissatisfied with Rome's harsh policies. But the barbarians know they could not shake the Roman rule. At this time, Sertorius also rose in Iberia against the autocratic tyranny of Sulla. The two sides immediately formed a coalition led by Sertorius in Iberia for the sake of common interests. Sulla responded quickly, sending suppresion troops to the Pyrenees. Main Story / Rome-Pompey1. Battle of Pyrenees2. Lepidus' Revolt 3. Battle of Segovia4. Battle of SucroSecondary Story / Lusitani1. Sertorius' Strike2. Battle of Lauron Nicomedes IV, king of the Bithynia Kingdom, died and sent his entire kingdom to Rome as a gift. The move shocked king Mithridates VI of Pontus. He knows better than anyone else that once the Romans take over, they would start a war against Pontus again. So Pontus army acted earlier, sending troops to Bithynia. And Rome sent two armies led by Lucullus and Cotta, both on land and by water. A major war is on the verge of breaking out. Main Story / Roman Republic1. Siege of Cyzicus2. Battle of Tigranocerta3. Battle of Artaxata Secondary Story / Pontus Kingdom1. Battle of Chalcedon 2. Battle of Asia Caesar formed the First Triumvirate with Pompey and Crassus against the Senate. He knows that in order to stand in the alliance, he had to have a strong army and enough wealth. After fulfilling his promise to the other two members, Caesar stepped down as a consul and becomes governor of Gaul. Countless lands are waiting for him to conquer and the tribes of Gaul have made their own choices. Main Story / Rome-Caesar1. Battle of Arar 2. Battle of Vosges3. Battle of Axona 4. Battle of Sabi5. Caesar's Counterattack 6. Siege of Avaricum
Secondary Story / Arverni1. Caesar's Conspiracy 2. Amiborix's Uprising3. Gaul Uprising Britain's commercial links with the European continent continue to expand after the conquest of Transalpine Gaul by the Romans. Caesar believes that the Britons have been supporting the Gallic resistance. So after Gaul's conquest settles down, Caesar immediately put together a fleet of ships and sail to Britain. The Britons had formed a coalition, and were ready. Main Story / Rome-Caesar1. Landing in Britain2. Briton's Counterattack3. Against the Celtic Army Secondary Story / Briton1. Expedition of Legion 2. Caesar's Reappearance
Caesar has conquered Gaul, Pompey has gained Iberia, and Crassus has owned Syria. The Romans have won with fewer forces in the east battlefield several times, defeating Armenia and the Kingdom of Pontus. The invincibility of the legion's past gives Crassus illusion that he could easily conquer Parthian Empire, while King Orodes of Parthian has arranged Surena to hold Crassus. The mighty horse archers are about to shine in the desert.
Main Story / Rome-Crassus1. March to Parthia 2. Retreat of Romans3. Escape of the EastSecondary Story / Parthian Empire1. Breakthrough of Legion 2. Crassus' Collapse Caesar's tolerance eventually invited death. Antony, taking advantage of public anger, expelled Caesar's murderers from Rome and he refused to hand over Caesar's legacy to Octavian. His actions set him against Cicero and Octavian. To ensure military strength, Antony is marching to Mutina trying to seize the governor of Gaul. Meanwhile, the Senate has already joined Octavian in the rescue of Mutina. Main Story / Roman Republic1. Rushing to Mutina2. Hirtius' Counterattack 3. Battle of Mutina4. Retreat of AntonySecondary Story / Rome-Antony1. Battle of Gaul Square 2. Siege of Mutina 3. Breakthrough After Caesar's assassination, Cassius and Brutus disagreed on how to deal with Antony and were eventually forced to leave Rome. They formed a new army in the East and Greece. Octavian refused to ally with Caesar's murderers. He changed his camp and joined the alliance of Lepidus and Antony, and the Second Triumvirate was formed. The armies of both sides met in Philippi, and a great war is about to begin. Main Story / Rome-Octavian1. Marching to Greece2. First Battle in Philippi 3. Eve of War4. Decisive Battle in Philippi Secondary Story / Roman Republic1. Landing of the coalition 2. Octavian's Collapse 3. Ionian Naval BattleCaesar's enemies are being wiped out. Since Sextus Pompey had blocked Roman shipping routes, he became spearheaded by the Second Triumvirate. But Pompey inherited his father's legacy and raised a new army which took cities and stood firmly in Sicily. Now Octavian and Lepidus' fleets were coming from both Italy and Africa. A storm is bearing down on Sicily. Main Story / Rome-Octavian1. Landing in Sicily2. Battle of Mylae3. Battle of NaulochusSecondary Story / Pirate1. Battle of Mesina2. Battle of TaorminaCalm returned to Sicily, Octavian, citing the war, did not support Antony's eastern expedition. This renewed bad blood between the two men. No longer trusting Octavian, Antony abandoned his wife and headed to Alexandria to seek Cleopatra's support. He declared Caesarion as Caesar's true successor, which made a complete break between the two sides. The Roman Republic was once again divided in two. Main Story / Rome-Octavian
1. Battle of Modon2. Battle of Actium 3. Siege of Alexandria Secondary Story / Rome-Antony
1. Defending Octavian2. Breaktrough of Antony3. Fall of Republic
XIV. Strike from the Han Army~The Divided Empire~XV. Scourge of GodThe Hunnic Army ravaged the land like a plague. After the destruction the the kingdom of Alan, they continued to advance westward. Having unified various nomadic tribes from the steppes, the Hunnic Empire began to expand rapidly. Their powerful warriors are fearless, and their horses were about to trample over the western world. Main Story / Huns1. Rise of the Huns 2. Siege of Constantinople3. The Gaul Offensive4. Battle of Chalons5. Invasion of Italy ConquestDifficulty ranking: Very easy/can be autoable(a)EasyMediumHardVery Hard* - candidate countries for speedruns TAKE NOTE: THE DIFFICULTY IS NOT 100% BASED AND IT IS BASED ON MY THOUGHTS IF YOU ARE IN MID/LATE GAME. THIS MIGHT BE A LITTLE HARDER FOR BEGINNERS. STILL THE GENERAL TIP ARE THE SAME AND UPON ACCOMPLISHING THIS YOUR WIN IS INEVITABLE. MORE NOTES: Punic Wars-History/Trivia: This conquest is actually the Second Punic war in 218 BC. This was happpened after Hannibal crossed the alps, prompting a roman declaration of war.
-General Tip: Just secure your front. You can do it, it is a bit easy for beginners and very easy for veterans.
3 Stars: Roman RepublicGuideCarthage Republic*Guide2 Stars: LusitaniGuideGuide2TurdetaniGuideCessetaniGuideOdrysian Kingdom*Guide1 Star: Illyria KingdomGuideMacedonian*GuideAetolian LeagueGuideCyrene KingdomGuideSyracuse KingdomGuideMasaesyliGuideGuide2Massylii(a)GuideMassaliaGuideAlloborgesGuide Caesar Time
-History/Trivia: About the first Triumvirate of Rome. Julius Caesar will be in charge for Gaul, started a conquest there; Pompey for Iberia; Crassus on Asia, also started conquest, but..
-General Tip:
*If you are an enemy of Rome, defeat one of the triumvirates and then everything is easy.
*If you are an ally of Rome, but not playing one of the Triumvirates, help them. If you win their front, your victory is easy.
*If you are one of the Triumvirates, just win your front. You can do it.
3 Stars: Rome-Caesar*Rome-Pompey
Rome-CrassusDacia KingdomGuide2 Stars: Lusitani
Arverni
Suebi
Odrysian KingdomGuideSeleucid Empire(a)GuideNumidia KingdomNasamones*GuideEgypt KingdomGuide1 Star: Cantabri*
Volcae
NamnetesBritonMassalia(a)GuideAeduiGuideHelvetiiNervii GuideTreveriGuideSugambriNoricum*GuideScordisciBoiiGuideBosporan Kingdom
Bithynia Kingdom
Pontus KingdomGuide Augustus Time
-History/Trivia: Second Triumvirate, but is a civil war. Happened because Antony decided to go with Cleopatra, thus having Octavius and the Senate declaring war on him.
-General Tip: Aside from winning your front, consider defeating also your Rome ally's enemy. If you are in Octavian side, defeat Antony, and vice versa.
3 Stars: Rome-LepidusGuideRome-OctavianGuideRome-Antony*2 Stars: Egypt-CleopatraDacia Kingdom*GuideNumidia KingdomParthian Empire
Armenian KingdomPontus KingdomNabatean1 Star: Odrysian Kingdom
Cantabri*
NoricumBosporan KingdomNerviiGuideNamnetesGuideMarcomanni
Chatti
SugambriNasamonesGuideCappadociaBoiiScordisci Rome and Han
-History/Trivia: A fictitious conquest. Both empires are expanding smoothly, until they face each other.
-General Tip: Probably need some planning and blitzkrieg. If you are in Rome's side, please help them contain Parthia, it is hard tho, because if you are not the Roman Empire itself, you are facing Parthia and Han on both sides. So you might need some luck. If you are in Han side though, still hard because you are still facing a large Roman Empire over there, but a bit easier because they are only one entity.3 Stars: (collective guide : Guide) Roman Empire*GuideHan Dynasty*GuideParthian Empire2 Stars: Dacian Kingdom*CappadociaGuideArmenian KingdomNabatean
1 Star: NerviiSugambri
CherusciChattiMarcomanni*BoiiGuideBosporan KingdomAtropateneGuideAlbania KingdomGuide Scourge of God
-History/Trivia: It was during the invasion of the Huns, under Atilla, into the divided Roman Empire. Can the two Romes repulse the invasion and retake their dear lands?
-General Tip: Only I can say is to have your good set of generals first and tech, and ease the Divided Roman Empire or ease the Huns, depending on what you are sided with.
3 Stars:
Huns*
Sassanian
West Rome
East Rome*
2 Stars:
Visigoths
Vandal
Briton
Francia
Ostrogoths
Armenian Kingdom
White Hun
Egypt Kingdom
1 Star:
Suebi
Nasamones
Burgundian
-Chapter(generals it needs) - Stonehenge (Antony, Dellius and Pompey) Guide (all levels)- Pont Du Gard (Vercingetorix, Ambiorix, Bato and Arminius) - Carthage Cothon (Scipio, Flaminius, Belisarius, Octavian and Lepidus) Guide (5th level)- Colosseum (Hannibal, Hasdrubal, Spartacus, Gannicus, Vercingetorix and Sextus Pompey) - Epang Palace (Huo, Wei, Li, Mithridates and Pacorus I) Guide (8th level)- Hanging Gardens (Hannibal, Hasdrubal, Spartacus, Cleopatra, Pothinus) Guide (7th level)- Black Forest (Vercingetorix, Commius, Attila, Arminius, Bato) - Pharos of Alexandria (Cleopatra, Caesar, Antony, Octavian, Agrippa) - Limes Germanicus (Octavian, Tiberius, Agrippa, Drusus, Marobodus) - Oracle (Pompey, Scipio, Lepidus,Crassus) - Pillars of Hercules (Hannibal, Hasdrubal, Spartacus, Cleopatra, Pothinus) - Expedition discussion: Click me- Generals guide for GCR (For new players) : Click me- GCR Generals - Commander unit discussion ( Click me) - Units Discussion ( Click me) - Monsters General pet
Goblin
Mammoth
Terracotta Warrior
Griffin
Minotaur
Non pet
Behemoth
Cyclops
Anubis
- Senate: refer to general guide thread by metternich - Conquest speedrun records: ( Click me) *GCR Trailer: Click me*GCR Info: Click meCurrent Version: 2.3.0 Whats new:
- Newly added first-time purchase Bonus
Players can receive the artifact "Fury of Pharaoh" after their first-time purchase.
- Newly added Proof of Honor
You can earn points after completing certain missions, and you can receive the corresponding rewards after accumulating a certain number of points.
- Optimize the English text
- Fixed some bugs
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