Rome (Constantine)

Roman Empire
Map by Regalman
Leader	Constantine
Start Bias	None
Religion	Catholicism
Alt leader of	Rome (Augustus) | Rome (Aurelian)
Geography & Social Data
Capital	Rome
Mod Support
Government	Monarchy
Culture	Classical
Mercenaries	6
Religious Intolerance	6
Civ IV Traits	Imperialistic, Protective
Map Labels Language	Mediterranean
Magical Girl	Minervina
Civilopedia
Civilopedia	Here

Rome led by Constantine is a custom civilization by JFD and Janboruta, with contributions from Viregel and Wolfdog.

This mod requires Brave New World and works best with Gazebo's Community Patch.

Overview

Rome

The Roman Empire is the most remarkable and long-lived political entity in the history of Western Civilization. It was founded around the 8th century BC, and portions of it survived until the 14th century AD. The Romans were great innovators in some areas, and they were not shy about appropriating good ideas they found in other cultures. They greatly shaped Western culture, law, art, architecture, religion, language, and warfare.

Constantine

Emperor Constantine reigned over a major transition in the Roman Empire—and much more. His acceptance of Christianity and his establishment of an eastern capital city, which would later bear his name, mark his rule as a significant pivot point between ancient history and the Middle Ages.

Dawn of Man

"Hail to Constantine, emperor of Rome and paragon of faith! Yours is a legacy that outshines all others. Admired for your administrative skill, you are perhaps best remembered as a propagator of the Christian faith. But as a military leader, so did you also excel. You extended the frontiers of your reign into the deepest wildernesses of Europe and Greece, and secured your place as latin emperor of both West and East. In doing so, you established your namesake, Constantinople, and initiated sweeping reforms that would transform the once pagan empire into an empire of Christ.

O' noble paragon, a new imperial age dawns upon Rome and her people. Can you carve into the earth an empire both vast and virtuous? Can you push the boundaries of your faith to the darkest of frontiers? Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time?"

Introduction: "Hail, I am Constantine, emperor of Rome. I am honoured by your prescence."

Introduction: "Rome hails you as a friend, but shall move swiftly if you prove to be an enemy."

Defeat: "Have I followed the Chi Rho wrongly?"

Defeat: "Defeated... I ask that you treat Rome well."

Unique Attributes

Rome (Constantine)
Art by Janboruta In Hoc Signo Vinces Religious Buildings increase religious pressure by +10%. Citizens following your religion will not be lost upon capturing an enemy city.
Art by Janboruta Palatini (Horseman) +15% Combat Strength when stacked with a Great General. +25% Penalty vs. Cities (from 33%). +10 Max HP/+5 Combat Strength when trained in a (former) Capital.
Art by Janboruta Triumphal Arch (Courthouse) +2 Great General Points. +1 Culture. Eliminates extra Unhappiness from an Occupied City. May be constructed in non-Occupied Cities. +15XP for new units. These effects apply during construction.

Strategy

Constantine leads a very conquest-based Rome, but also a very Religious Rome. The more you spread your Religion, the easier it will be to assimilate new Cities, and they will start off stronger. Although it may be difficult to start off a Religion in higher difficulties, fear not - the UA still works if you have not created a Religion yourself and merely adopted it. This makes certain beliefs - such as Holy War, Itinerant Preachers, and Tithe extremely strong. Holy Warriors is also a strong point for this Civ. At its core, you want a Religion that can spread across the land and help you in your conquest.

The other half of the Civ is one that facilitates empire handling. The Triumphal Arch, while expensive, is also really powerful, for it will passively generate Great Generals, has its bonuses already start off while in construction, grants Culture, and may be built anywhere. It truly is a cornerstone of this Rome, as it handles the part of starting conquest off which the UA does not take care of - the UA's more for assimilation rather than starting the battle.

The Palatini is relatively simple. It is basically a tougher Horseman that fights slightly better against Cities and gains bonuses to war while stacked with Great Generals. While not mind-blowing, it definitely speeds up early-game conquest, in which this Civ may excel.

Music

Peace Theme	War Theme
Europa Universalis- Rome Soundtrack - Imperator	Dawn of War II - Angels Of Death (Space Marine Theme) (HD)
"Imperator" from the soundtrack of Europa Universalis: Rome.	"Angel of Death" from the soundtrack of Dawn of War II.

Mod Support

Mod Support
Cities in Development	Yes
Civ IV Traits	Yes
Community Balance Patch	Yes
Cultural Diversity	Yes
Enlightenment Era	Yes
Ethnic Units	Yes
Events and Decisions	Yes
Exploration Continued Expanded	Yes
Historical Religions	Yes
Map Labels	Yes
Mercenaries	Yes
Rise to Power	Yes
Renaissance Era Revised	Unknown
True Alternative Leaders	Yes
Unique Cultural Influence	Yes
Wish for the World	Yes
YnAEMP	Yes

Events and Decisions

Establish the Church of the Holy Sepulchre

As a sign of our faith, we hereby commit to the construction of a monumental church, with which to mark the holiest site in our religion.

Requirements/Restrictions:

• Player must be Rome (Constantine).
• Must control a Holy City.
• May only be enacted once per game.

Costs:

• 1200 Gold.
• 2 Magistrate.

Rewards:

• The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is constructed in your (first) Holy City.

Fund Public Clinics

To ensure the favour of our people, so let us ensure their good health, and fund public clinics throughout the empire.

Requirements/Restrictions:

• Player must be Rome (Constantine).
• May only be enacted from the beginning of the Classical Era.
• May only be enacted once per game.

Costs:

• 200 Gold per City.
• 2 Magistrate.

Rewards:

• All Cities receive an Apothecary (w/ CID: Health).
• All Cities receive 50 Food (w/o CID: Health).

Circus Maximus

An adversary has become popular for their racing complex at the Via Appia. Our advisors have suggested that, in response, we expand the seating available at the Circus Maximus.

Option 1: Yes, expand the seating.

• -600 Gold and the City gains +2 Happiness.

Option 2: A waste of coin.

• No effect.

Pagan Dissenters

Wretched villains of the old faith have renegaded on their committment to peace and tolerance. They march upon us!

Option 1:

• Three Barbarian Units appear near the City.

Unique Cultural Influence

"Our people are now visting your Triumphal Arches and appraising your monumental reign. I worry the rest of the world will also succumb to the influence of your culture."

Full Credits List

CivFanatics
Steam Workshop
Latest Version:	2
Last Updated:	17 May 2016

• JFD: Author.
• Janboruta: Artwork.
• Regalman: Map.
• Danrell: Graphics.
• Andreas Waldetoft: Music.
• Doyle W. Donehoo: Music.