If I manage to keep a low profile and conquer the Iberian Peninsula without drawing too much attention to myself, I'll be in a strong position when it comes to war with Rome or Carthage. My initial forces and my starting position on what some would call the ass end of the Ancient World. I may have to make campaigning to the northeast a priority so I can wipe out the Averni and other Gallic factions before their influence becomes too strong. Internal power struggles amongst their people causes them to have a penalty to public order caused by the presence of Celtic culture in their society. However, not everything is peaches and cream. In addition to these, their cultural bonus gives their cavalry recruits +1 experience and a slight +1 boost to public order in their settlements for every active war with a neighboring faction. As a testament to their historical tactics and temperament, the Lusitani get a 10% bonus to their melee attack when ambushing enemies and a 10% bonus to melee damage when fighting other barbarian factions. Our first look will be at the faction selection screen. Now that I've finished gushing about the mod, it's time focus on the AAR and the faction I'm playing: the Lusitani!ĭivide et Impera: Conquests of the Lusitani Inspired by the great mods Europa Barbarorum, Rome: Total Realism and Broken Crescent, the DeI team passionately works hard day after day to improve their mod and give fans of the Total War series the Rome II they dreamed of. Before I begin, allow me to everyone a bit of info about the mod I'm using for this AAR.ĭivide et Impera is a major overhaul mod for Rome II that focuses on giving players the most historically accurate gaming experience with the Rome II engine.
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