okay, thank you everyone, so I see I have to wait a while and it will appear or not °.°
okay, thank you everyone, so I see I have to wait a while and it will appear or not °.°
It symbolizes a political opinion of your family member.
Populares are people who are in favour of the normal people, the plebs.
Optimates are people who support the might of the upper classes and rich people of Rome, the Patricians.
Just like modern left or right in politics or Republican or Demecrat in the U.S.
It is a trait they should get quite quickly after coming of age.
~Fluvius
Originally Posted by Equilibrius
Completed Campaigns: Epeiros (EB1.0), Romani (EB1.1), Baktria (1.2) and Arche Seleukeia
1xFrom Olaf the Great for my quote!
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<-- From Maion Maroneios for succesful campaigns!
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<-- From Aemilius Paulus for winning a contest!
1xFrom Mulceber!
It really depends actually. If you can get cohortes reformatae up to 2-3 chevrons, they actually hold up pretty well compared to polybian principes. And then there's the added benefit that you can recruit them almost anywhere in the mediterranean... -MI just be happy to maintain my polybian armies without the marian if I can... The popularis usually occurs when you least thinking about it... Polybian Princeps are better and more manageable anyway... (this especially true when you going to fought a lot of naked dudes or drapanais...) the princeps can hold better than cohors reformata... I know they only had 80 compared to 100, but they matters in getting heroic victory and building stars...
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