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    Abou's nemesis Member Krusader's Avatar
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    Default Re: Does the Senate outlaw other families?

    I've only seen the Roman families outlawed, when I played as Parthia. Otherwise, they have stuck together.
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    Default Re: Does the Senate outlaw other families?

    When I was playing as the Brutii the Scipii were outlawed after I started my march on Rome. Seems like they took the opportunity to snatch some land off the Julii whilst they were distracted by my legions.

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    Default Re: Does the Senate outlaw other families?

    In my finished Julii campaign, the three families got outlawed within 2 turns. The Brutii first, then the Scipii and Julii. According to the diplomatic scroll, we were all at war, although I hadn't attacked any of them (just shamelessly bribed a few Brutii cities ). I managed to get a cease-fire with the Scipii, and then an alliance in the next turn. I won before finishing the Brutii.

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    Default Re: Does the Senate outlaw other families?

    In my Julii campaign, all the Roman factions (including mine) where outlawed on the same turn. I remember hoping that maybe, If we were all bad guys now, we could get friends and together smack the cheeky Senate. Nope it didn't work.
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