Couping Carthage and Being the New Carthage.

[Maximus_54]

Well I made the roman rebels playable, then after losing in Sicily due to the greek betrayal, I took flight in a ship going to Tripoli. Since I had crushed Hanno's army before the betrayal I figured setting up in Africa would be a good idea. I took Lepcis and Sabratha rather easily as they didn't expect me. But it wasnt long till I went for Cydamae and was beaten. Then I rebuilt my army and Carthage was sending a stack of troops, offering vassalization. But I declined, and used my ship to sail around and take Carthage (Only 2 unit groups.) I then retrained all my infantry and pushed south to take 2 settlements. (I had lost Sabratha.)

[piranha45]

Haha, that's one way you can start a Carthage campaign with Roman units.

[Lencenqt]

Hey which version is this?

The city in south-eastern sicily has the graphic of EPIC Stone walls (DO THEY? and if yes i need them so urgent )

[Maximus_54]

Its the newest version and it is the Reinforced Stone Wall. It is Syracuse, which rebelled from Carthage after it was taken from me. Otherwise I'd ask a modder because I didn't change them.

[Centurion44]

This looks like a fun campaign, thanks for the idea.

[Maximus_54]

Its even got more crazy, After I won the Carthage Civil War, I've begun the Roman Civil War (Rome was allied but after the Indy greeks ceded Messana to me, they attacked.) So I allied the Indy Greeks, and now I come to liberate Tarentum from its besiegers.
http://img607.imageshack.us/f/rometw...918263396.png/
Image wouldn't post, anyway there it is.

[Maximus_54]

Its just getting more difficult now, Carthage and Rome have allied, Tarentum has fallen and I've had to fight off 4 legions and more to come. Iberia is dealing with Carthage though. I may try enslaving the city of Rome in a quick raid to greatly weaken them.

[magraev]

Do the rebels have exactly the same roster as the regular romans?

[Maximus_54]

Same roster, you're basically Scipii with Messana and Croton. Except you start with mostly mercs and nothing else but debt and 2 generals. Really fun game though, dealing with 2 super powers. Its the roman 300 practically in the strait of Sicily. Otherwise Carthage still makes big armies for revenge. http://img577.imageshack.us/f/rometw...921122090.png/
Im thinking about playing as the Eastern Kingdoms next.

[Celestial Oblivion]

I think I will try this for my next campaign. Do the Roman Rebels have the same victory conditions as regular Rome or are they just whatever you want them to be?