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Micro blog 10 - Listen to the wise men

Ancient Greece is not only known for never ending wars and conquests. It is the cradle of civilization; natural curiosity, creativity and wisdom of its philosophers shaped the way we see the world today.

When a wise man comes to your lands and offers his services and loyalty, don’t discard the opportunity with a simple wave of your hand. Sages can be very powerful in their subtle ways.



Sages can found new philosophical schools in your cities, thus boost the production of knowledge and influence in your lands, increasing your power base. You will be able to research new technologies sooner, gaining an advantage over your opponents. Your increased influence and prestige might persuade foreign cities near your borders that the grass is greener in your kingdom.

You can also send Sages to other countries to gift foreign scientists one of the new technologies. This inexpensive gesture of goodwill goes a long way in expanding your circle of friends and allies.

Equally, you can send a Sage to a foreign city to build a philosophy school. This new school could be politically active on your behalf or neutral. You could secretly support opposition against the current government in the city or otherwise. Hurting your opponents while actually “helping” him by building a school of wisdom is crafty! A simple but effective gift that will strengthen the bonds between your states, or not, the choice is yours...




Last but not least, you can use your Sages to build a Seer that allows you to peek through the fog of war for a brief moment, spying on your neighbors through the invisible eye.

Power doesn’t just come through brutal force. Learn to use the Sage’s subtle ways to strengthen your position both on the inside and the outside of your country.

Faction Highlights – Western Greece

Embark on a journey through the lands of western Hellas, home of Amphotherus, our guide through the realm of Imperiums: Greek Wars. We will visit the merchanting power of Korkyra, semi-barbaric Molossians, peaceful Akarnania and quarrelsome Aetolia.

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Micro blog 9 - Generals behind enemy lines

Generals are truly multifunctional units. One of their great strengths lies in their power to stir unrest in foreign cities.
The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence and local governors are often greedy opportunists who can be convinced to change sides, without the need to use force.



Send a General to another country – friendly or enemy – he can provoke rebellious moods, bribe and persuade. The closer he is to the city, the more convincing are his arguments. If he is given enough time, he can be very successful in his mission, especially if the cities are already unhappy with their current management or government. Such a city can decide voluntarily to join your empire, without a drop of blood being spilled.

Naturally, such subversive behaviour will not go unnoticed by the foreign government so you should be careful not to expose your General too much. You can expect a decline in the relations of your countries and it is up to you to decide if one or two cities is worth the risk of making yourself another enemy. But the General is ready to serve you!



However, even the brave General is not immune to bribery. The more powerful he becomes, the more proud and unbending he will be and such a man can be easily swayed to switch sides. Don’t take the loyalty of your great commanders for granted!

Steam Extras

As you all know, we planned to release Imperiums: Greek Wars in Spring 2020. Despite our best efforts to meet this deadline, we have been thwarted by a combination of the worldwide coronavirus crisis along with some unexpected issues. Regrettably we are forced to postpone the release until Summer 2020.

We want to assure you that we are still working hard towards the release and we have added some Steam features that you can look forward to. Thank you for your understanding.



To show you that we have not been just sitting idle, we added some Steam features that you can look forward to. It might not be the highlight of the game development but still we wanted to make a small offering to our players and enhance the gaming experience with some Steam treats. Trading cards, Ironman mode and Achievements are all ready for Imperiums: Greek Wars!



Do you like collecting Trading Cards? As soon as the sales hit a critical level and Steam unlocks them, they will be there waiting for you. We selected the most handsome leaders ;) and the toughest ones - cuz you cannot say no to them! Handcrafted badges and emoticons will be of course part of the package as well as thematic backgrounds to decorate your profile with.

How about a hardcore game in Ironman mode? Test your strategic and tactical skills and don’t look back. We really tried hard to make the Ironman mode as cheat-proof as possible so Learn from your mistakes to eventually become an Imperiums hero!

And of course we haven’t forgotten the Steam Achievements either. There are some easy tasks to warm you up but Imperiums wants to bring out the best in you so prepare for some hard challenges, too! There are altogether 100 of them and some cannot be won by a chance but only by hard work and dedicated effort!



We strive to provide our players with everything they expect of us and more. Trading cards, Ironman mode or Achievements are the extra treats to make playing Imperiums even more rewarding and fun!

Micro blog 8 - Olympics, moment of glory

Is it possible to have a truce that binds all and everybody to hold their peace even in such a warmongering world as the ancient Greece? The year of the Olympic games was a special one. Not only that the ground of the games was sacred but all states felt privileged to send their best athletes to compete for the olive wreath.



To honor the spirit of the games, all states are welcome to participate, even the dreaded barbarians and feared Persians. Of course, they all have to pay a heavy contribution to the organizers but winning means you bested the strongest, the fastest and the most agile.

Every four years this great competition takes place and if you can pay the entry fee, you can join the ranks of the best ones – even if only for a brief moment.



Victory in the Olympics is far more important than you might think. It is a matter of immense prestige not only for the sportsman himself but for his whole country and it is worth the extra spendings. Your reputation and influence will soar to the sky (not mentioning the solid pot of gold that will land in your coffers).

The Olympics give you a chance to stand out and shine.