On the outskirts of Rome, lies the Villa of the Senator Gnaeus Claudius Tranquillus the villa may look opulent on the outside, but, inside a different story emerges. It is Spartan very few furnishings, this is the Villa of a soldier. Indeed Gnaeus comes from a long line of Soldiers fighting in defense of Rome, this Villa was inherited by him from his uncle after his death. Providing Gnaeus with the perfect place to live whilst as a Senator of Rome.
Biography
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Starting Age:17
Current Age: 19
Gnaeus' first year in Rome has treated him well. His year started out slow with him making some minor purchases of land and slaves, however towards the end of the year he successfully ran for the role of Quaestor and suprisingly is now engaged to the beautiful, intelligent Flavia, daughter of fellow Senator Lucius.
Soldiering has and always will be in this mans blood, the death of his father, a Roman Legionary, at the hands of the barbarians has taught him one thing; Rome cannot be relied upon to protect it's men. Therefore unlike his brothers, who rushed at the chance to become soldiers, the first oppurtunity they were given, Gnaeus decided to take a different path, his family was wealthy and well connected. Why not use that wealth, those connections for political means, rather than follow orders, give them.
He has come to Rome with one purpose, he has come to Rome for power.
Treasury
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1st Turn Year 49BCE
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Expenditure
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2 small farms
1 large farm
8 slaves
Gift -100
Expenditure= 4500
Current treasury= 500
Income
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Farming income
2 small farms 4 slaves applied= 700
1 large farm 4 slaves applied= 600
Income from farms for next turn= 1300
Yearly Income from Job= 5000
Yearly Income altogether for first turn=6300
Paid out on Sunday 21st August
Second turn: Year 48 bce
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Expenditure
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1 large farm
4 slaves
Mining Venture= Failed
Gift -1000
Expenditure= 6615
Current treasury= 185
Income
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Farming income
2 small farms 4 slaves applied= 1050
2 large farms 8 slaves applied= 900
Income from farms for next turn= 1950
Yearly Income from Job= 7500
Yearly Income altogether for second turn=9600
Paid out on Wednesday 31st August
Third Turn: Year 47 bce
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Expenditure
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1 Latifundium= 5000
10 Slaves= 1000
100 Latian Cavalry=1000
Mining Venture=2500
Expenditure= 9500
Current treasury= 285
Income
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Farming income
2 small farms 4 slaves applied= 2100
2 large farms 8 slaves applied= 2700
1 Latifundium 10 slaves applied= 1500
Income from farms for next turn= 6300
Yearly Income from Job= 15000
Yearly Income altogether for third turn= 21300
Projected Wealth= 21585
Paid out on Sunday 11th September
Fourth Turn: Year 47 bce
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Expenditure
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1000 Latian Cavalry= 10,000
Upkeep 100 Latian Cavalry=100
11 trade ships= 11,000
Expenditure= 21,100
Current treasury= 485
Income
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Farming income
2 small farms 4 slaves applied= 2100
2 large farms 8 slaves applied= 4200
1 Latifundium 10 slaves applied= 3900
Income from farms for next turn= 10200
11 trade ships from Sicily with Silver= 4042 (-4000 public funding)
Yearly Income from Job= 15000
Yearly Income altogether for fourth turn= 23700
Projected Wealth=24225
Paid out on= Wednesday 14th September
Fifth Turn: Year 46 bce
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Expenditure
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Upkeep=1100
Expenditure= 3000
Current treasury= 20125
Income
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Farming income
2 small farms 4 slaves applied= 2100
2 large farms 8 slaves applied= 4200
1 Latifundium 10 slaves applied= 3900
Income from farms for next turn= 10200
11 trade ships to Gaul for Timber= 4840
Yearly Income from Job= 15000
Yearly Income altogether for fifth turn= 25200
Projected Wealth= 45325
Paid out on= Wednesday 21st September
Sixth Turn: Year 45 bce
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Expenditure
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Soldier Upkeep= 1200
Legion= 30000
500 Cavalry= 5000
1000 Archers= 5000
80 pieces of anti-siege equipment= 4000
Expenditure= 45200
Current treasury= 125
Income
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Farming income
2 small farms 4 slaves applied= 100
2 large farms 8 slaves applied= 200
1 Latifundium 10 slaves applied= 300
Income from farms for next turn= 600
11 trade ships= 4176
Yearly Income from Job= 15000
Yearly Income altogether for sixth turn= 19776
Projected Wealth= 19901
Paid out on= Wednesday 28th September
Seventh Turn: Year 44 bce
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Expenditure
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Soldier Upkeep= 2300
Assembly of Carthage= 7200
50 Slaves= 5000
250 Cavalry= 2500
Expenditure= 16900
Current treasury= 2901
Income
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Farming income
2 small farms 0 slaves applied= 0
2 large farms 0 slaves applied= 0
1 Latifundium 60 slaves applied= 1500
Income from farms for next turn= 1500
Yearly Income from Job= 15000
Yearly Income altogether for Seventh turn= 16500
Projected Wealth= 19401
Paid out on= Wednesday 5th October
Tranquillus Family assets
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Ex- ProConsul of Sicillia et Africa
Ex-Quaestor
12 Slaves applied to protection
2 Small farms
2 Large farms
1 Latifundium
1600 Latian Cavalry
Legio Tranquilli
1000 Archers
1/5 of a Legion: Legio XVI Aquilae
80 pieces of anti-siege equipment
60 Slaves applied to farming
11 Trade Ships- Taken by Carthage
2.0 Populist Points
Contracts
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Gaius Marius Aquila
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:As thanks for Gnaeus Claudius Tranquillus paying 6,000 denarii to fund the levying of the XVI Aquilae:
Gaius Marius Aquila will pay Tranquillus 5% of any loot kept by Aquila, up to a total of 6,000 denarii
Also:
Tranquillus will pay one fifth of the upkeep of the XVI Aquilae
















