Are you planning to do a campaign tree or some sort of overview as well?

How do you plan to approach the many centuries

Just the counter is limited to two digits

Still, anyone tried a defensive strategy yet?

I would follow the timeline and focus on the major battles that are well documented...

Or different campaigns based on which part of Rome's long history you want to cover...

Merry Christmas BE!

As a potential starting point... chatgpt is also very helpful to further research individual battles...

I. Top 20 Most Important Roman Battles (Ranked) 1. Zama (202 BCE) Ends the Second Punic War; Carthage permanently broken as a rival; Rome becomes dominant in the western Mediterranean. 2. Cannae (216 BCE) Rome’s greatest battlefield disaster; forces a fundamental shift to long-war strategy and attr...

Sources of inspiration:

https://military-history.fandom.com/wik ... nd_battles

https://military-history.fandom.com/wik ... nd_revolts

Which battles do you plan?

More than 200 Roman battles are well documented

The question could be if some players may assume a defense first strategy...

I think this is a really cool idea.
If you follow all battles of the Roman Empire, this will be massive!

Please add more screenshots

This is cool

This is cool!
Is there also one on the Roman Empire?

People are using these?

But any northern parts of the map will be bigger, no?

Is Mercator style better?

How did you do the map?
Can you add some more screenshots, please?