Faction Highlights – Diadochi in Europe
The realm of the Imperiums games has always been centered around Greece, the cradle of ancient Mediterranean civilization. This region will continue to play a prominent role in the upcoming expansion Imperiums: Rome vs Carthage as well.
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Hellas laid political and cultural foundations which the great Macedonian Empire was then built on. Together, they formed the heartland of the empire of Alexander the Great. Now, the region is once again full of animosities that hinder any hopes for a lasting peace.
Hellenic cities as well as Sparta no longer play a dominant role in the political affairs of the eastern Mediterranean. Their power has diminished but their strategic position, economic infrastructure and military traditions still make them valuable allies who could tip the scales in the raging wars of the Diadochi.
Cassander, the king of Macedon, and Lysimachus, king of Thrace, once fought together under Alexander's banner but there is no cordiality between them anymore. Macedon is a prized trophy, the throne in Pella and the crown of Alexander too big an enticement. Both Cassander and Lysimachus are embroiled in the conflict with and against each other and their former comrades Antigonid, Seleucus and Ptolemy.
Riding high on this all consuming hostility is Pyrrhus of Epirus. Enjoying relatively good relations with Hellas, supporting the claims of Antigonid on the Macedonian throne and himself in a good position to march over the Macedonian border, he could rise to dominance if he plays his cards well.
Getting an upper hand in this conflict will be a gargantuan task, with all of the general animosity and unyielding ambitions.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1839160/Imperiums_Rome_vs_Carthage/
Can Sparta, Hellas or Macedon revive their glory days or will they exhaust each other in an endless conflict and fall prey to a stronger player? Wishlist the upcoming Imperiums: Rome vs Carthage DLC and see if you can rule the world from the cradle of civilization.
Yours,
Kube Games team.
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Hellas laid political and cultural foundations which the great Macedonian Empire was then built on. Together, they formed the heartland of the empire of Alexander the Great. Now, the region is once again full of animosities that hinder any hopes for a lasting peace.
Hellenic cities as well as Sparta no longer play a dominant role in the political affairs of the eastern Mediterranean. Their power has diminished but their strategic position, economic infrastructure and military traditions still make them valuable allies who could tip the scales in the raging wars of the Diadochi.
Cassander, the king of Macedon, and Lysimachus, king of Thrace, once fought together under Alexander's banner but there is no cordiality between them anymore. Macedon is a prized trophy, the throne in Pella and the crown of Alexander too big an enticement. Both Cassander and Lysimachus are embroiled in the conflict with and against each other and their former comrades Antigonid, Seleucus and Ptolemy.
Riding high on this all consuming hostility is Pyrrhus of Epirus. Enjoying relatively good relations with Hellas, supporting the claims of Antigonid on the Macedonian throne and himself in a good position to march over the Macedonian border, he could rise to dominance if he plays his cards well.
Getting an upper hand in this conflict will be a gargantuan task, with all of the general animosity and unyielding ambitions.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1839160/Imperiums_Rome_vs_Carthage/
Can Sparta, Hellas or Macedon revive their glory days or will they exhaust each other in an endless conflict and fall prey to a stronger player? Wishlist the upcoming Imperiums: Rome vs Carthage DLC and see if you can rule the world from the cradle of civilization.
Yours,
Kube Games team.