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This product includes Total War: ROME II - Empire Divided Campaign Pack PC-DLC (EU). Base game required. The top 3 reasons to play Total War: ROME II - Empire Divided Campaign Pack PC-DLC (EU): Plunges players into the crisis of the third century, a critical turning-point for Rome. New Heroic Factions with elaborate victory conditions, famous leaders and crafted event-chains. New Campaign features: Plagues, Cults and Banditry About Total War: ROME II - Empire Divided Campaign Pack PC-DLC (EU) The year is 270 AD. A string of inept emperors and usurpers vying for power has led the Roman Empire into near-total economic collapse. This is its gravest crisis yet. Eager to capitalise on Rome’s instability, barbarian tribes gather like a storm on the borders, to plunder the riches of civilisation. To the east, the Sassanids set out on a grand conquest that culminates with an assault against Roman lands. They are held back only by a staunch defence led by Palmyra. Queen Zenobia holds fast – but for how long? The once-glorious legions are forced to assume a defensive posture as their strength wanes; time is not on Rome’s side. However, there is yet hope. Aurelian stands ready to take the reins in Rome, though the task he faces seems insurmountable…Will you unite an Empire Divided, and return Rome to its former glory? Or will you become the arbiter of its final downfall? Heroic Factions: Five of the ten playable factions in Empire Divided are classed as Heroic factions. These are Rome, Gallic Rome, Palmyra, the Sassanids and the Gothi. Heroic factions have grander and more elaborate victory conditions, and unique named faction leaders who cannot die in battle. Heroic factions also have their own flavourful and bespoke event-chains, representing the tales of these characters’ lives

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PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

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30 Nov 2017 · Standard