Imperator: Rome

Imperator: Rome

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Hi all if you like the mod give a fav or reward really helps me out thank you for playing my mod

if you want to help your very welcome or need help with the systems https://discord.gg/r8xu7qc367

you need patch 2.0.4

load order
better ui
Imperator warhammer

In the year 2010 of the Warhammer world’s timeline, the Old World stood on the edge of perpetual conflict, with no true peace between its fractured realms. The Empire of Man remained divided among rival Elector Counts, its strength stretched thin by constant wars with Orcs, Beastmen, and the ever-looming threat of Chaos in the north. Bretonnia, still bound by its knightly code, was weakened by internal corruption and peasant unrest, while Tilea and Estalia simmered with mercenary wars and city-state rivalries. To the east, Kislev bled from relentless Chaos raids, while the Border Princes shifted endlessly under petty lordlings and warbands. The Dwarfs of Karaz Ankor clung to their mountain holds, embittered by grudges and declining strength, as the Elves remained distant—Ulthuan wracked by the eternal civil war between High Elves and Dark Elves, and the Wood Elves of Athel Loren keeping to their own hidden struggles. Across the deserts, the Tomb Kings stirred in their silent kingdoms, while the Vampire Counts schemed to expand their undead dominions. Everywhere, the threat of Chaos grew ever stronger, its shadow looming over the world, uniting the myriad conflicts into a slow march toward inevitable catastrophe.

3 update

when you go to wars the negative cost is a lot higher for tax and trade also
devotio costs more too this means you have to make preparations for war and
factor in how long the war will last also having a lot of gold in your treasury
will be more important and when at war you start with a much higher
war exhaustion monthly gain

2 update

fixed ports
new very hard mode more fun playing bigger nations
citys removed for balance
ai given more food
ai gives more trade routs
a few buildings reworked
trade gives more gold
orcs and goblins same group
orcs given more pops

1 update

just updated added new countrys and added to the map
cleaned up areas and regions your saves may not work

Game Rework Overview

LEGITIMACY
- Positive legitimacy: increases character loyalty and ruler popularity gain.
- Negative legitimacy: decreases character loyalty and ruler popularity gain.
- Legitimacy is affected by tyranny, war exhaustion, stability, and ruler popularity.

SUBJECTS’ OPINION
- Subject opinion is influenced by ruler popularity, tyranny, war exhaustion, stability, and legitimacy.

INTEGRATING SUBJECTS
- Integration speed and subject opinion are modified by tyranny, stability, ruler popularity, and war exhaustion.
- 350 opinion required to annex a subject.
- Gifts have no limit (can be sent repeatedly).
- Improve Relations is more expensive.

BUILDINGS
- All buildings now use trade-offs (positives and negatives).
- Example: Tax Offices = +tax income, but –happiness, –food, +unrest.
- Counter-builds: farm settlements (food), temples (happiness/unrest), forts (unrest/defense).

GOVERNOR POLICIES
- Fully reworked; now very powerful levers for provincial development and control.

POPS
- Nobles: affect technology, pop promotion/demotion, and unrest; also modify output of all other pops in their city.
- Citizens: provide happiness, reduce unrest, lower building costs; generate tax and boost the tax output of other pops.
- Freemen: primary manpower source; add local fort defense.
- Slaves: primary food source and a driver of pop growth; apply negative unrest; provide small tax that scales strongly when citizens are present.

TRADE
- Trade no longer comes from pops.
- Now driven by ports, markets, number of cities, and investments.
- All trade goods reworked with new province and national bonuses.

TECHNOLOGY
- Tech efficiency is lower for low-rank nations and higher for great powers.
- “Behind-the-times” safety net raised so no country falls too far behind.
- Max ahead-of-time benefit capped at 200 years.
- Inventions cost 10.
- Tech tables grant strong buffs — being ahead yields meaningful national strength.

FOOD
- Settlements: high slave output and strong food production; settlement buildings further boost this.
- Cities: slaves produce far less food; city buildings consume food.
- Requires dispersing pops across settlements to sustain cities.

STABILITY
- Grants broad buffs across the nation.
- Investing in stability is costly in tax and trade.
- Political Influence is not meant to be maxed constantly; keep reserves for emergencies (e.g., fast expansion and AE reduction).

WAR EXHAUSTION
- Imposes multiple debuffs (e.g., discipline, land morale, others).
- Best counters: Stability and Devotio.
- Devotio now costs significant tax and trade, scaling over time — long wars become very expensive.

AGGRESSIVE EXPANSION (AE)
- Soft cap/target now 30.
- AE increases war exhaustion, unrest, and reduces happiness for wrong pops.
- Best counters: Devotio and Stability.
- Taking provinces with claims generates no AE.

TYRANNY
- Main source is Devotio.
- Increases tax/trade penalties and reduces character loyalty.

INVESTMENTS
- Maximum of 10 per area.
- Each investment is powerful.

INTEGRATING CULTURES
- Each integrating culture imposes tax and trade debuffs.
- Additional tax/trade penalties apply while integration is in progress.
- Choose cultures strategically.

ECONOMIC POLICIES
- Completely reworked; now very powerful.

GENERIC MISSIONS
- A Cancel option appears when a mission starts.
- If clicked before any mission step is taken, the mission can be completed without penalty so you can pick another.

WAR & PEACE
- At War: +war exhaustion, +unrest, –tax, –trade.
- At Peace: strong economic buffs and war exhaustion reduction.
- Max war exhaustion set to 25.

NAVIES
- Much cheaper; AI will perform naval invasions more often.

CULTURE
-you can only integrate your culture group
15 Comments
The Champ 27 Sep @ 8:15pm 
what is with the costs of everything being like 100x more than vanilla? 1000 to fabricate claims, 25 innovations needed to progress with tech, 800 influence for just choosing one idea.... WTF????
Sotgor 26 Sep @ 2:46pm 
why the bloat with buildings, make it simpler
ooo_why 25 Sep @ 3:04pm 
unexpectedly crazy :steamthumbsup:
Sir_RedDog_of_Smeg™ 23 Sep @ 8:50pm 
Was expecting it to be around the time when humanity was tribal with Sigmar and the dwarfs and elves were at their peak
kiorobbo  [author] 22 Sep @ 6:17pm 
2 update
new very hard mode more fun playing bigger nations
citys removed for balance
ai given more food
ai gives more trade routs
a few buildings reworked
trade gives more gold
kiorobbo  [author] 22 Sep @ 4:25pm 
you welcome son
Biggus Diggus 22 Sep @ 4:24pm 
What a present. Thank you daddy <3
kiorobbo  [author] 22 Sep @ 2:29am 
thanks for your support
Croatoan 21 Sep @ 7:05pm 
If award is something that helps you, I have given you "take my points" steam reward. I hope you will continue to work on this mode until completion. Big Warhammer fan here :)

Good luck!
kiorobbo  [author] 21 Sep @ 12:36pm 
as we speak orcs are next they will get there own buildings portraits and mechanics would love 3d gfx but i dont know how