Total War: ROME II - Greek States Culture Pack

Buy Total War: ROME II - Greek States Culture Pack as a Steam key on FrsGames.com! This pack adds a new culture featuring three new factions to the Total War: ROME II universe. These factions are playable in 1-player and multiplayer campaign modes, as well as in custom and multiplayer battles.

The Greek States culture pack adds Athens the Diplomat, Epirus the Strategist and Sparta the Mighty to the list of available factions. Each has special tactics to impose its cultural and martial supremacy, as well as fearsome elite units to crush its opponents on the battlefield.

The Greek States Culture Pack adds Athens the diplomat, Epirus the strategist and Sparta the mighty to the list of available factions.

These three Greek states share common ambitions, philosophies and diplomatic goals, but are also characterized by fierce independence and show great diversity in their approach to both civil and military challenges, often bringing them into conflict with each other and with the rest of the world.

News

• New factions
• New cultural features
• New cultural objectives
• New military traditions
• New units
• New buildings

Unique units

• Hoplite mercenary veterans [All factions]
• Hoplites with thueros [Athens only]
• Hoplites from Thorax [Athens only]
• Agrian axe-wielding infantry [Epirus and Macedonia only]
• Aspi companion cavalry [Epirus and Macedonia only]
• Spartan heroes [Sparta only]
• Polybolos repeating scorpion [Siege machine usable by all Greek, Roman and Carthaginian factions]
• Turtle-shell ram [Siege weapon usable by all Greek, Roman and Carthaginian factions]

Unique buildings

• Lacedemon monument [Sparta only]
• Oracle of Dodona [Epirus only]
• Acropolis [Athens only]

Faction history

Athens: Athens shines for its cultural prowess. Its architectural wonders and the works of Plato, Aristophanes, Socrates and Sophocles are admired throughout the ancient world. In many ways, Greek culture is shaped by the Athenians. Its navy has always been its main military asset, but in keeping with classical tradition, its citizens must also contribute to the infantry and cavalry corps.

Epirus: Epirus is a Greek kingdom made up of a multitude of small towns and villages, decidedly more modest than the great cities of the south. Although it favors the development of agriculture and fishing, Epirus maintains a versatile army on the Alexandrian model, made up of horsemen, archers, peltasts, phalangites and war elephants. It also actively recruited mercenaries from all over the Greek world.

Sparta: With a society devoted exclusively to the art of war, Sparta dominated the Greek world and produced the greatest fighters of the Hellenic period. Sparta's slaves and non-citizens enabled its citizens to devote themselves fully to the pursuit of martial perfection as soldiers and champions. Trained and hardened by a lifetime of combat, these warriors and their leaders are the very embodiment of discipline and courage.