So I found something useful for once.

[Rahwana]

Actually, I think more about Roman subduing reform, when Makedonia, Aedui, and Pergamon can be incorporated "rather peacefully", because aedui provide roman allies in the end, Makedonia was humbled and taken as client kingdom, and Pergamon are absorbed ally.

[Macilrille]

Why Mac amd Aedui? They were incorperated everything but peacefully but instead through war.

Pergamon, That city in N Africa, Massilia and Rhodos either joined the Roman Empire (were bequethed) or became allies that was slowly incorporated. Syracouse might have as well had the son followed the Old man's footsteps, but he did not so they changed sides and were taken by the usual Roman appliance of force. There are others I think, but I am a bit under the weather and thus forgetful, so look in my Roman Timeline.

In any case, unification should be extremely rare. IMO it should only happen if all FMs die or some such.

[Skullheadhq]

In any case, unification should be extremely rare. IMO it should only happen if all FMs die or some such.

assasin...ready!
I'll send forth my assasins to conquer the world :)

[antisocialmunky]

Its really highly dependent actually. I wouldn't put it in except for factions in 272 especially for the Romans since they usually allied with the weaker side to womp the stronger side and then client the weaker side.