Each has an ordinary cohort and a first cohort. Each RS-III Legion has it's name according to history, numbers and standards, can be recruited in the respective historical area they served. Because each legion has its own particular Area of Recruitment (AOR), is unique to itself, and can only be recruited after the Marian Reforms, people often ask that one question: How/When can I recruit the legions? Rest assured, this is a simple guideline to to facilitate you in recruiting the legions. Now there are a total of 28 unique legions, each with their own area of recruitment, appearance, and standards. The most defining feature of Roma Surrectum has always been the legions.

Modesty patch for those who do not wish to see a completely naked unit.

Custom victory conditions for each faction for improved AI and a more difficult game.

Faction Intro movies - Available in Separate Download.

Greater Population control through buildings.

Non-adoptable characters capable of forming new family trees.

AUC (Ab Urbe Condita) system of year-keeping to prevent the 66BC CTD.

Diversified 'barbarian' factions to highlight their uniqueness.

Free People Faction to simulate independent kingdoms.

Regional resistance script that generates enemy armies after conquering a key enemy city.

New Traits and ancillaries, including Roman leadership tree envisioned by Calvin (R.I.P).

An immersive yet understandable building tree.

Unique campaigns tailored to each specific faction.

Brand new models and skins for all factions as well as new factions.

Brand new and in some cases custom made faction music.

The following factions are included in Roma Surrectum III: For new players a difficulty of M/M or M/H (Campaign/Battle) is recommended while experienced players can start with H/H difficulty to get the full nail-biting experience of the mod.

RS-III offers a fun and mesmerizing gameplay and promises RTW players utmost satisfaction.

The mod is well known for its legion system- giving the Roman faction 28 unique recruitable legions. From Iberia to Persia, and Egypt to Scandinavia, there are 19 playable factions from all over the ancient world. The campaign map covers the whole Mediterranean, much of Northern Europe, North Africa, and the East. It begins in 217 B.C (or A.U.C 536), with Hannibal in Italy during the second Punic War. Roma Surrectum III is a total modification of Rome- Total War, and the most recent piece of work by the Roma Surrectum team.

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