Other families's armies ?

[BalrogOfMorgoth]

Hey guys, If you play the julii for exemple, Does the Junii can have theirs own armies ? Because the family's member are portreyed as generals,so...

Or, does one of your army can be lead by another family's member ?

[Mage de Taverne]

Or, does one of your army can be lead by another family's member ?

I think it can, yes. It's not "your" army, after all, it's the faction army. Your family is just the one in power. I hope it means armies led by a "rival" will be against you if civil war erupts (but if you appoint only fellow family members as generals then you will face problems in the Senate or Tribal Council or whatever).

[BalrogOfMorgoth]

I think it can, yes. It's not "your" army, after all, it's the faction army. Your family is just the one in power. I hope it means armies led by a "rival" will be against you if civil war erupts (but if you appoint only fellow family members as generals then you will face problems in the Senate or Tribal Council or whatever).

And when you smell a rebellion, or want to take the power, you assasinate the general, so his army can't join the other families's forces !

[Heinz Guderian]

Hey guys, If you play the julii for exemple, Does the Junii can have theirs own armies ? Because the family's member are portreyed as generals,so...

Or, does one of your army can be lead by another family's member ?

it wont be like Rome 1. All the armies are under your control. Another family member can lead the armies that you control.

[BalrogOfMorgoth]

it wont be like Rome 1. All the armies are under your control. Another family member can lead the armies that you control.

Thanks !