Money, money and money

[Duplicarius]

As you will rename money system?
I suggest introduction of name: pecunia, denarii or aureus ( gold pieces = 25 silver denarii )
It slight detail, but fot I he has great meaning for realism.
It certainly Roman money, but I think that such should be general circulating coin exactly.

If necessary I suggest substitute option of robbery of subjugated city, on robbery and sale of inhabitant as slaves.

[Ludens]

Currently, EB uses Mnai as the standard monetary unit. I guess this is because it was used throughout the Roman and Greek world. It would be odd if the game used a Roman monetary system if your victorious Epeirote/Karthadastim armies had crushed Rome early in the game, no?

MAA mentioned that the options for subjugating a city may be changed in occupy, expel, enslave; but I don't know how this works in M2:TW.

[Foot]

We will use the money system that we currently use in EBI, which is the minai. The denarii was certainly not in general circulation, and trade was largely conducted by this standardised measuring system. The greeks were the great traders of this timeperiod, not the Romans, so I don't understand why a small time currency like the denarii would be used at all.

Foot

[Duplicarius]

Hmm.
I thank for explanation Ludens and Foot.