They have two Castles near their southern Gates, one outside walls and another inside, and also control a second Town Center in Verona. Patavium ( Padua before the Definitive Edition) ( Britons): A city that lies rather central, between Milan/Mediolanum and Aquileia, and is the closest to the player's starting position.
Its only potential value as an ally is a Dock on the western coast, which can be used to trade after Milan/Mediolanum is defeated. After all enemies are defeated, Pope Leo I appears north of the city, and the player needs to bring Attila to him. Though guarded by some Cataphracts, they are inactive for the entire scenario and do not make other units. Western Roman Empire ( Italians ( Byzantines before the Definitive Edition)): The city of Rome in the south tip of the map.Player ( Huns): Starts with a Town Center, Villagers, forces, and Attila the Hun in the northwest of the map.After the Huns defeat the other cities, they can walk into Rome and proclaim themselves the new heirs to the Empire. Rome itself (blue) lost most of its forces fighting the Huns in Gaul.As the Huns advance through Italy, they will eventually come into contact with Verona (orange), whose Knights, Archers, and Throwing Axemen offer the final defense of the Roman Empire.In the northern marshes lies Aquileia (red), which has few soldiers initially, but can eventually field Knights, Spearmen, and Scorpions.Padua is known for its Archers and siege weapons. Padua (purple) also lies to the north and may attack early.Milan trains Knights and Archers and has a small navy. Milan (green) has an aggressive army that may come looking for you if you take too long to go on the offensive.Below lie the well-defended city states of Northern Italy. Your scouts report: The Huns (yellow) begin with ample resources in the foothills of the Alps.On Standard difficulty, the player starts with a Castle to the north of their base, as well as two Mining Camps to the east and west, which reveal the locations of Stone Mines and Gold Mines, respectively.Population limit: 125 (150 in the Definitive Edition)ĭifferences between difficulty levels.Scenario instructions Starting conditions And this time, there was no General Aetius to hold off the Huns' savagery. This was not the Rome of Caesar, mind you, but a withering Rome, beaten from earthquakes and barbarian wars. He meant to take Rome, and crown himself emperor. The Huns crossed over the Alps, and moved down the Italian peninsula, launching another great invasion that terrorized the inhabitants of the Western Roman Empire. The very next year, partially recovered from his losses, Attila turned his attention to Italy. As far as Attila was concerned, Honoria was waiting with open arms in Rome.
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