I was a noob when I wrote that original post. I love the Imperium Romanum map now I've played it hundreds of times.

For the record, Army of God, the Roman Empire was the most important thing ever. A great deal of western society is still based on the institutions crystallized and formalized by it ...

I like the idea of paradrops, but maybe not implemented as a reinforcement option. On new maps with a modern or WW2 concept, you could make autodeploy territs called paratroop dropzones, or connect 'airfield' territories to 'paradrop' territories that are distant from each other (and make them one ...

yeah i agree with Ditocoaf and NOOblet. You can't go all or nothing with this idea because different people enjoy different options. AA could be an 'attack option' (I probably wouldn't use it much I kinda like the sweep to victory, regardless of its realism or otherwise) and RR could be a ...

Thanks for all the replies. I'll check out the foundry and see how that works. In the mean time I might give Imperium Romanum a shot. It's not the same as the Roman Empire map I had in mind, which is a version of an old Italian well loved board game, but it is reasonably close... I'll give it a shot ...

This seems like an obvious question, but it surprises me that no one had built one- it seems, apart from the classic map, to be the obvious second choice. A Mediterranean map depicting the late roman empire seems to be a logical, but absent choice from the maps selection. Why is it so?

Thank you for your invitation to join the society of cooks. I would like to learn, please let me know what I need to do first.

I am not a premium player and I am currently in my full 4 games, so maybe I need to wait until one or more of them are finished to get mentoring?

Also I have little free ...