Triumph conditions

[Baktrion Agema]

I have a general with SPQR who is well on his way to recieving a triumph, however it says the senate must deam him worthy of a triumph, and he must be named imperator by his troops. How do I achieve these two conditions, just carry on conquering and he gets the triumph when the faction Im getting (Audei) is eliminated?

[Korlon]

The faction doesn't have to be eliminated. Just keep fighting battles, preferably with odds against you or, at most, 1:1 odds. You'll get that imperator trait eventually and the triumph will come soon after.

[Disciple of Tacitus]

I have never successfully gotten a Triumph. Whenever the possibility first pops up, I get all excited and try to meet the conditions. I even got Imperator a few times - once for a guy who sat on his a@# governing a city - but have never been awarded a Triumph. I know Triumphs played an integral role in Roman society, but I guess I'm just missing something. At this point, I've written them off.

[Atilius]

The conditions for receiving a triumph have been relaxed significantly for 1.1. They are now linked to the "Vanquisher of" traits, so it's no longer necessary to be named Imperator to recieve a triumph.

[Emperor Burakuku]

The conditions for receiving a triumph have been relaxed significantly for 1.1. They are now linked to the "Vanquisher of" traits, so it's no longer necessary to be named Imperator to recieve a triumph.

Exactly. I was quite surprised when L.C. Scipio got the Triumphator trait without being Imperator.

[General Appo]

I think that is good, historically Triumphs were very common in Rome, you could get one for basically just beating up a couple of rebels armed with sticks. At least if your daddy was consul.

[Darth Stalin]

Well, being named "Imperator" did not automatically mean to be awarded with Triumphus... Imperator was a reward from commanded troops, while Triumphus was a reward from the whole society and the state, for defeating an enemy the Republic was at war with.

BTW: how can a character get his "Corona Civica" reward? This was given for saving another Roman citizen in battle, but in my 1.0 Romani campaign one of my FMs received such Corona after a battle or two n Spain against Carths, yet I wasn't sure, what was sooutstanding in his action... and now I'm wthinking whether the other Coronae exist in game - Corona Muralis (for being the first one on attacked city's wals), Corona Navalis (for victory in naval battle) and - most honoured - Corona Graminea (Garland of Grass), for saving an entire army from imminent doom (the one L. Cornelius Sulla earned during Social War) => IMHO they would be veeery nice to receive