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2025-11-21T07:22:59Z

Rebellion Beta

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	**Region 2 - Standard Mission		**Region 2 - Standard Mission
	**Plans regarding the Inquisition's major supply routes are kept in a banker's villa. They are too important to be ignored.		**Plans regarding the Inquisition's major supply routes are kept in a banker's villa. They are too important to be ignored.

			==RPG Images==
			Memory images from the sourcebooks for the RPG. First added here then moved to memory articles. Any left here are in the sourcebook but don't line up with a specific memory per se. Not including in character or PoE images, just scenes.

			==Forging history==
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			===Sword of Mars===
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			===Champions of Eden===
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			CoE1.png
			CoE3.png
			CoE2.png
			</gallery>

			===Lost in Time===
			<gallery>
			LiT1.png
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imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Pax Romana */

2025-11-21T07:05:53Z

Pax Romana

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	;Life in the Roman Army		;Life in the Roman Army
	Anno 117: Pax Romana is set in the year when the Roman Empire expanded to its greatest extent in all its history; and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors. Trajan was a general first and his military victories made him a mighty leader. But he couldn’t have won anything without the Roman Army, and the men who filled its ranks. While Trajan was getting all the glory, what was life like for the ordinary Roman soldier?<br><br>Dr Elizabeth M. Greene, Associate Professor of Classics at Western Ontario University, drills Matt Lewis in the essentials of ancient military life, including the surprising role of women in the Roman Army.		''Anno 117: Pax Romana'' is set in the year when the Roman Empire expanded to its greatest extent in all its history; and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors. Trajan was a general first and his military victories made him a mighty leader. But he couldn’t have won anything without the Roman Army, and the men who filled its ranks. While Trajan was getting all the glory, what was life like for the ordinary Roman soldier?<br><br>Dr Elizabeth M. Greene, Associate Professor of Classics at Western Ontario University, drills Matt Lewis in the essentials of ancient military life, including the surprising role of women in the Roman Army.

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	;The Roman Empire in Anno 117: Pax Romana		;The Roman Empire in Anno 117<nowiki>:</nowiki> Pax Romana
	''Anno 117: Pax Romana'' puts you in the place of a new Roman Governor at a crucial point in the history of the Roman Empire. Rome has never been more powerful but the mighty Emperor Trajan has died. You must choose how to keep the peace in your new province, whether in the Celtic wilds of Albion or on the Mediterranean coastlines of Latium.<br><br>In this special episode recorded live at Gamescom 2025, Matt Lewis and Dr Holly Nielsen ask the senior game writer, Matt Cook, about which historical people and events inspired the game's story, how they addressed ancient attitudes to slavery, religion and warfare, and what real historical facts the developers' couldn't include for being too incredible. How does history get adapted into a video game?		''Anno 117: Pax Romana'' puts you in the place of a new Roman Governor at a crucial point in the history of the Roman Empire. Rome has never been more powerful but the mighty Emperor Trajan has died. You must choose how to keep the peace in your new province, whether in the Celtic wilds of Albion or on the Mediterranean coastlines of Latium.<br><br>In this special episode recorded live at Gamescom 2025, Matt Lewis and Dr Holly Nielsen ask the senior game writer, Matt Cook, about which historical people and events inspired the game's story, how they addressed ancient attitudes to slavery, religion and warfare, and what real historical facts the developers' couldn't include for being too incredible. How does history get adapted into a video game?
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imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Pax Romana */

2025-11-21T07:03:45Z

Pax Romana

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	;What Is Pax Romana?		;What Is Pax Romana?
	In the new game ''Anno 117: Pax Romana,'' the Emperor has appointed you as governor, tasked with developing provinces in the Roman-based Latium region and Celtic-inspired Albion. The game is set in a big year for Rome: it marked the moment the Roman Empire expanded the furthest in all its history, and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors.		In the new game ''Anno 117: Pax Romana,'' the Emperor has appointed you as governor, tasked with developing provinces in the Roman-based Latium region and Celtic-inspired Albion. The game is set in a big year for Rome: it marked the moment the Roman Empire expanded the furthest in all its history, and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors.<br><br>As the video game’s title indicates, this era was known as the “Pax Romana”: the “Roman Peace”. But what does that mean? Was this really a peaceful period in history? Or have we misunderstood its meaning for centuries? Dr Hannah Cornwell helps Matt Lewis with this classic puzzle.

	As the video game’s title indicates, this era was known as the “Pax Romana”: the “Roman Peace”. But what does that mean? Was this really a peaceful period in history? Or have we misunderstood its meaning for centuries? Dr Hannah Cornwell helps Matt Lewis with this classic puzzle.

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	;Trajan's Projects In The Provinces		;Trajan's Projects In The Provinces
	In the new game ''Anno 117: Pax Romana,'' the Emperor has appointed you as governor, tasked with developing new provinces in the Empire. The game is set in a big year for Rome: it marked the moment the Roman Empire expanded the furthest in all its history, and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors.		In the new game ''Anno 117: Pax Romana,'' the Emperor has appointed you as governor, tasked with developing new provinces in the Empire. The game is set in a big year for Rome: it marked the moment the Roman Empire expanded the furthest in all its history, and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors.<br><br>But why was Trajan so popular? You’ve probably heard of Trajan’s Column, which celebrates his military might. But there are many building projects bearing his name all across Europe and the Middle East. Was Trajan just a construction addict, or did his provincial projects serve a practical purpose?<br><br>Prof. Maggie Popkin joins Matt Lewis to examine the blueprints of Trajan's grand schemes.


	But why was Trajan so popular? You’ve probably heard of Trajan’s Column, which celebrates his military might. But there are many building projects bearing his name all across Europe and the Middle East. Was Trajan just a construction addict, or did his provincial projects serve a practical purpose?


	Prof. Maggie Popkin joins Matt Lewis to examine the blueprints of Trajan's grand schemes.

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	;How Rome Built An Empire		;How Rome Built An Empire
	In the new game ''Anno 117: Pax Romana,'' the Emperor has appointed you as governor, tasked with developing new provinces in the Empire.		In the new game ''Anno 117: Pax Romana,'' the Emperor has appointed you as governor, tasked with developing new provinces in the Empire.<br><br>It’s tempting to think of the Roman Empire as, well, Roman. But by its very nature the Empire consisted of people from a diverse range of cultures, with their own languages, traditions and architecture. How did the Romans keep this hodge-podge of territories together? And how much of what we think of as “Roman” is really borrowed from other ancient peoples?<br><br>To help him grapple with the vastness of the Roman Empire, Matt Lewis is joined by Professor Benedict Lowe.


	It’s tempting to think of the Roman Empire as, well, Roman. But by its very nature the Empire consisted of people from a diverse range of cultures, with their own languages, traditions and architecture. How did the Romans keep this hodge-podge of territories together? And how much of what we think of as “Roman” is really borrowed from other ancient peoples?


	To help him grapple with the vastness of the Roman Empire, Matt Lewis is joined by Professor Benedict Lowe.

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	;Life in the Roman Army		;Life in the Roman Army
	Anno 117: Pax Romana is set in the year when the Roman Empire expanded to its greatest extent in all its history; and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors. Trajan was a general first and his military victories made him a mighty leader. But he couldn’t have won anything without the Roman Army, and the men who filled its ranks. While Trajan was getting all the glory, what was life like for the ordinary Roman soldier?		Anno 117: Pax Romana is set in the year when the Roman Empire expanded to its greatest extent in all its history; and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors. Trajan was a general first and his military victories made him a mighty leader. But he couldn’t have won anything without the Roman Army, and the men who filled its ranks. While Trajan was getting all the glory, what was life like for the ordinary Roman soldier?<br><br>Dr Elizabeth M. Greene, Associate Professor of Classics at Western Ontario University, drills Matt Lewis in the essentials of ancient military life, including the surprising role of women in the Roman Army.

	Dr Elizabeth M. Greene, Associate Professor of Classics at Western Ontario University, drills Matt Lewis in the essentials of ancient military life, including the surprising role of women in the Roman Army.

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	;Daily Life in the Roman Empire		;Daily Life in the Roman Empire
	''Anno 117: Pax Romana'' presents a different side of the Roman Empire - a multicultural world where people from diverse backgrounds lived side by side, and the necessities of everyday life are essential to success as a player. Matt Lewis is joined by Dr Anne Chen, Associate Professor of Art History and Culture at Bard College, to explore what archaeology can tell us about daily life in the Roman Empire.		''Anno 117: Pax Romana'' presents a different side of the Roman Empire - a multicultural world where people from diverse backgrounds lived side by side, and the necessities of everyday life are essential to success as a player. Matt Lewis is joined by Dr Anne Chen, Associate Professor of Art History and Culture at Bard College, to explore what archaeology can tell us about daily life in the Roman Empire.<br><br>Follow this link to learn more about Dr Chen's work at the the International [Digital] Dura-Europos Archive - or IDEA - Project.

	~~Follow~~ this ~~link to learn more~~ about ~~Dr Chen~~'s ~~work at~~ the ~~the International [Digital] Dura-Europos Archive - or IDEA - Project~~.		\|-\|6=
			;The Roman Empire in Anno 117: Pax Romana
			''Anno 117: Pax Romana'' puts you in the place of a new Roman Governor at a crucial point in the history of the Roman Empire. Rome has never been more powerful but the mighty Emperor Trajan has died. You must choose how to keep the peace in your new province, whether in the Celtic wilds of Albion or on the Mediterranean coastlines of Latium.<br><br>In this special episode recorded live at Gamescom 2025, Matt Lewis and Dr Holly Nielsen ask the senior game writer, Matt Cook, about which historical people and events inspired the game's story, how they addressed ancient attitudes to slavery, religion and warfare, and what real historical facts the developers' couldn't include for being too incredible. How does history get adapted into a video game?
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imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Pax Romana */

2025-11-03T03:31:11Z

Pax Romana

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	;What Is Pax Romana?		;What Is Pax Romana?
	~~TBA~~		In the new game ''Anno 117: Pax Romana,'' the Emperor has appointed you as governor, tasked with developing provinces in the Roman-based Latium region and Celtic-inspired Albion. The game is set in a big year for Rome: it marked the moment the Roman Empire expanded the furthest in all its history, and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors.

			As the video game’s title indicates, this era was known as the “Pax Romana”: the “Roman Peace”. But what does that mean? Was this really a peaceful period in history? Or have we misunderstood its meaning for centuries? Dr Hannah Cornwell helps Matt Lewis with this classic puzzle.

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	;Trajan's Projects In The Provinces		;Trajan's Projects In The Provinces
	~~TBA~~		In the new game ''Anno 117: Pax Romana,'' the Emperor has appointed you as governor, tasked with developing new provinces in the Empire. The game is set in a big year for Rome: it marked the moment the Roman Empire expanded the furthest in all its history, and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors.


			But why was Trajan so popular? You’ve probably heard of Trajan’s Column, which celebrates his military might. But there are many building projects bearing his name all across Europe and the Middle East. Was Trajan just a construction addict, or did his provincial projects serve a practical purpose?


			Prof. Maggie Popkin joins Matt Lewis to examine the blueprints of Trajan's grand schemes.

	\|-\|3=		\|-\|3=
	;How Rome Built An Empire		;How Rome Built An Empire
	~~TBA~~		In the new game ''Anno 117: Pax Romana,'' the Emperor has appointed you as governor, tasked with developing new provinces in the Empire.


			It’s tempting to think of the Roman Empire as, well, Roman. But by its very nature the Empire consisted of people from a diverse range of cultures, with their own languages, traditions and architecture. How did the Romans keep this hodge-podge of territories together? And how much of what we think of as “Roman” is really borrowed from other ancient peoples?


			To help him grapple with the vastness of the Roman Empire, Matt Lewis is joined by Professor Benedict Lowe.

	\|-\|4=		\|-\|4=
	;Life in the Roman Army		;Life in the Roman Army
	~~TBA~~		Anno 117: Pax Romana is set in the year when the Roman Empire expanded to its greatest extent in all its history; and saw the death of Trajan, who is counted amongst the Five Good Emperors. Trajan was a general first and his military victories made him a mighty leader. But he couldn’t have won anything without the Roman Army, and the men who filled its ranks. While Trajan was getting all the glory, what was life like for the ordinary Roman soldier?

			Dr Elizabeth M. Greene, Associate Professor of Classics at Western Ontario University, drills Matt Lewis in the essentials of ancient military life, including the surprising role of women in the Roman Army.

			\|-\|5=
			;Daily Life in the Roman Empire
			''Anno 117: Pax Romana'' presents a different side of the Roman Empire - a multicultural world where people from diverse backgrounds lived side by side, and the necessities of everyday life are essential to success as a player. Matt Lewis is joined by Dr Anne Chen, Associate Professor of Art History and Culture at Bard College, to explore what archaeology can tell us about daily life in the Roman Empire.

			Follow this link to learn more about Dr Chen's work at the the International [Digital] Dura-Europos Archive - or IDEA - Project.
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imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Rebellion Beta */

2025-10-05T10:26:55Z

Rebellion Beta

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	**Region 2 - Standard Mission		**Region 2 - Standard Mission
	**A priest has been hiding tithe money to gain favor of the Inquisition. Find it so we can give it back to the faithful citizens.		**A priest has been hiding tithe money to gain favor of the Inquisition. Find it so we can give it back to the faithful citizens.
			*Collect with Interest
			**Region 2 - Standard Mission
			**Plans regarding the Inquisition's major supply routes are kept in a banker's villa. They are too important to be ignored.

imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Rebellion Beta */

2025-10-05T09:24:00Z

Rebellion Beta

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	**Region 2 - Standard Mission		**Region 2 - Standard Mission
	**Defeat the growing Inquisition forces amassing in the stronghold and their Sergeant leader.		**Defeat the growing Inquisition forces amassing in the stronghold and their Sergeant leader.
			*Brotherly Charity
			**Region 2 - Standard Mission
			**A priest has been hiding tithe money to gain favor of the Inquisition. Find it so we can give it back to the faithful citizens.

imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Rebellion Beta */

2025-10-05T08:35:37Z

Rebellion Beta

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	**Region 2 - Standard Mission		**Region 2 - Standard Mission
	**A doctor working for the Inquisition has been killing off sick citizens accused of heresy. Go to his residence and take care of him.		**A doctor working for the Inquisition has been killing off sick citizens accused of heresy. Go to his residence and take care of him.
			*Focus
			**Region 2 - Standard Mission
			**Defeat the growing Inquisition forces amassing in the stronghold and their Sergeant leader.

imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Rebellion Beta */

2025-10-05T06:58:47Z

Rebellion Beta

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	**Region 1 - Standard Mission		**Region 1 - Standard Mission
	**A dozen innocent men, women, and children were put to death for heresy. Avenge them by killing the Inquisitor who ordered it.		**A dozen innocent men, women, and children were put to death for heresy. Avenge them by killing the Inquisitor who ordered it.
			*Bad Blood
			**Region 2 - Standard Mission
			**A doctor working for the Inquisition has been killing off sick citizens accused of heresy. Go to his residence and take care of him.

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Rebellion Beta

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	**Region 1 - Legacy Mission		**Region 1 - Legacy Mission
	**The Inquisition has sent a ruthless Inquisitor to facilitate the judgement of heretics in the area. The Inquisitor has found a "suitable" dwelling until he finishes judgement. Eliminate him before he puts more innocents to harm.		**The Inquisition has sent a ruthless Inquisitor to facilitate the judgement of heretics in the area. The Inquisitor has found a "suitable" dwelling until he finishes judgement. Eliminate him before he puts more innocents to harm.
			*True Dread
			**Region 1 - Standard Mission
			**A dozen innocent men, women, and children were put to death for heresy. Avenge them by killing the Inquisitor who ordered it.

imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Rebellion Beta */

2025-10-04T10:19:51Z

Rebellion Beta

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	**Region 1 - Standard Mission		**Region 1 - Standard Mission
	**A Captain has become a powerful voice for the Inquisition in this region. Lay him to rest.		**A Captain has become a powerful voice for the Inquisition in this region. Lay him to rest.
			*Under the Blade
			**Region 1 - Standard Mission
			**An influential Captain is torturing heretics. Break into his villa and eliminate him before it's too late.
			*Shadow in the Dark
			**Region 1 - Legacy Mission
			**The Inquisition has sent a ruthless Inquisitor to facilitate the judgement of heretics in the area. The Inquisitor has found a "suitable" dwelling until he finishes judgement. Eliminate him before he puts more innocents to harm.