Field of Glory II Legions Triumphant announced!

Field of Glory II is a turn-based tactical game set during the Rise of Rome from 280 BC to 25 BC.
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Field of Glory II Legions Triumphant announced!

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After the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC, the Roman Republic found itself in mortal danger. The infighting that followed eventually saw the end of the Republic and the birth of the Principate, with Octavianus Augustus sole ruler of the newly-established Roman Empire.

Victory after victory, the Empire slowly expanded, reaching its maximum extent in 117 AD. But dominance couldn't be held forever. Internal and external threats undermined stability in the centuries that followed. To ease administration, the empire was eventually divided into western and eastern halves, each with its own emperor. Under the constant pressure of large Germanic confederations, the western half eventually collapsed, and in 476 AD the last western emperor was deposed.

In Legions Triumphant, the new exciting DLC for Field of Glory II, you can be part of the final conquests of the Roman Empire in Britain, Germany and Dacia, witnessing the Pax Romana when the legions on the frontier mostly kept at bay the barbarians to the north and first the Parthians, then the Sassanid Persians, in the east.

Relive the final disintegration of Western Roman power under pressure from the Germans and Goths (themselves attempting to outdistance the rising power of the Huns), and the desperate attempts of 5th century leaders to hold at bay the barbarian tide, using armies at least partly consisting of barbarian troops.

Legions Triumphant follows the development of the Roman Imperial Army through its heyday, its late 3rd century AD reorganisation to deal with new threats, and subsequent decline. It also follows the rise of its various enemies, the Germans and Goths, the Sassanid Persians and the dreaded Huns. Play as the Romans or as one of their many enemies.

Field of Glory II: Legions Triumphant brings you 10 new factions (Alans, Anglo-Saxons, Caledonians, Goths, Hephthalites, Huns, Palmyrans, Picts, Romano-British and Sassanid Persians); 17 new units (including Legio Comitatensis, Auxilia Palatina, Pictish Spearmen and the Fierce Hunnic Nomad Horse Archers), and 22 new Army Lists!

In addition, this expansion adds numerous improvements and changes to the campaign system, with 4 new historically-based campaigns, the ability to name your units, to fight on after a lost battle and many more!

Stay tuned for further updates!

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Re: Field of Glory II Legions Triumphant announced!

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mmm good dlc but i miss more units from Roman empire, for example pretorian guard, batavi chivalry and other units for example first cohort (veteran unit) or armored legionari (with more defense than other legionary), Equites singulares Augusti etc...
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Looks great, instant buy when it's released! I'm especially looking forward to the new sandbox campaign features and improvements.

One thing I didn't see mentioned in the store pages: Is there going to be an overstrength 1st Cohort available in the Roman army lists? Also, does the Roman army list cover both the Western and Eastern Roman Empire from 285 onward?
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MVP7 wrote:Looks great, instant buy when it's released! I'm especially looking forward to the new sandbox campaign features and improvements.

One thing I didn't see mentioned in the store pages: Is there going to be an overstrength 1st Cohort available in the Roman army lists?
The problem with that is that a square is the width of a normal sized cohort, so an overstrength cohort would be wider than a square unless it formed up deeper, which it probably didn't.
Also, does the Roman army list cover both the Western and Eastern Roman Empire from 285 onward?
Yes. However, there are special Eastern Limitanii lists in some of the campaigns to reflect the increased number of light horse units, especially equites sagittarii indigenae, on the eastern frontier.
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Re: Field of Glory II Legions Triumphant announced!

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Be nice playing games around the more interesting periods of Empire :D
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