Is there any way to make Rome one faction?

[Atilius]

Hannibal99,

I you don't want to retain the Senate, simply do the stuff in the first section of this tutorial; it's the one Seasoned Alcoholic mentioned above. Then you should simply be able to remove the two remaining Roman factions and transfer ownership of their settlements to the Roman faction you wish to retain.

I think retaining the Senate with just one other Roman faction is possible, but it will get a bit strange because only characters of one faction can hold Senate offices. If you have trouble, reply and I will try to help out as time permits.

[Patriarch of Constantinople]

I did the first instructions and when i play it my only place is rome and its rebel! i get a you lose message. do i remove the whole senate faction and give rome to julii?

[kburkert]

atilius the senate can hold officies.

[Atilius]

atilius the senate can hold officies.

I don't think it's advisable to leave the Senate with any characters or settlements, but I suppose if you do this is true.

The Senate actually survives if you remove all it's characters, armies, and settlements as long as the faction controlling Latium is not at war with it.
(See the last post in this thread.)

[Patriarch of Constantinople]

Thanks i didnt remove everything so that must be what was wrong

[Atilius]

do i remove the whole senate faction and give rome to julii?

Yes, that's what the tutorial tells you to do:

Cut the settlement description block from the Senate's faction description and paste it into the Julii faction description with the other Julii settlements. If you make it the first Julii settlement listed, Rome will become the new Julii capital.

Then remove all of the remaining Senate faction information.