and obviously don't disband to update their forces, so only pre marian units for most part are their units. The Brutii like teh Senate, don't raise too many large armies, at most 1-2 per city they Hold.
However if 'you' do this, only the Julii will be a problem, as Civil War usual hits during Marian reforms. The Brutii in my game actually invaded Carthage and took a city (I got the capital fortunately) and took most of Africa and was invading Egypt, when war hit.
If you do all of this, the major threat when civil war breaks out, is the Julii. Keep your army supplied with fresh reinforcements and mercenaries, you cannot stop for long. Once you have Greece under control, you can produce larger armies with all that money, plan an army for a long drawn out fight in Gaul, and move it in to capture the territories (if they aren't julii yet) that border the rivers where the 'real' roman empire stopped before Germania.Ĥ) By now the Julii would be moving into Spain to finish off Gaul, go after Spain and begin capturing them. Once they have a large army stack, THEN and only Then, will the Julii invade Gaul.ģ)By now you should have Greece (if your smart) under your complete control, and the Brutii scrambling to do anything with their army. Trust me, i tried, doing so spread my armies too thin and unable to actually do 'anything' without suffering MASSIVE setbacks.Ģ) Let Julii conquer Gaul, they aren't the fastest expanders, and they will not actually invade Gaul until they have large army stacks. (You can use that to your advantage, let the Brutii kill the enemy and weaken their standing forces while you get all the glory)ġ) If your conquering Greece then you aren't taking Carthage/Sicily/Gaul, there's very little you can do about Gaul if your focusing your forces in greece. Remember, it doesn't matter who does the most killing or actually 'captures' the city, only which factions initiates the city assault is the one who gets the city. Don't attack any city that the Brutii themselves aren't beseiging. The key target is the Rebel City the 'Brutii' are supposed to take first.Ģ) After that's done, use one general to recuit mercenaries and begin conquering the rebel cities along the coast north of Italy, there are 2 provinces besides the initial one that i know of, capture them asap.ģ) If you are smart spend your money building hastati to conquer carthage island city to the left of italy, and eventually Sicaly.Ĥ) Once you begin conquering Greece, shadow the brutii army every time it moves through the country. Send two family members + all your hastati to Greece and try to conquer them as quickly as possible. Ignore Sicily for now, divide your forces and navy into two teams. I've only ever done this as the Scipii family, but my strategy for dealing with them is thisġ) Take the rebel city 'they' are tasked to capture.
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