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=== Expansion === |
=== Expansion === |
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After the initial phase of settling and establishing the capital a new wave of Roman citizens joined the city and a fresh wave of exploration and expansion began. |
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With the primary goal of creating a sustainable food supply and creating farms for XP production the boundaries of Rome were pushed in all directions to encompass a diverse range of biomes. [[Langly]] and [[Bloodhbound98]] would establish settlements to the northwest in areas that would later be organized into the Provinces of Gallia and Germania while [[Mark_Antony]] settled to the southwest on the border of Luxembourg and Empasse in an area that would eventually become Hispania. NovaCeasar herself would continue in Roma to centralize the settlement efforts as well as overseeing Rome's sprawling rail development. |
With the primary goal of creating a sustainable food supply and creating farms for XP production the boundaries of Rome were pushed in all directions to encompass a diverse range of biomes. [[Langly]] and [[Bloodhbound98]] would establish settlements to the northwest in areas that would later be organized into the Provinces of Gallia and Germania while [[Mark_Antony]] settled to the southwest on the border of Luxembourg and Empasse in an area that would eventually become Hispania. NovaCeasar herself would continue in Roma to centralize the settlement efforts as well as overseeing Rome's sprawling rail development. |
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== Provinces == |
== Provinces == |
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[[File:Western lands finished.png|alt=|thumb|Map of Western Roman Provinces, July 2019]] |
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Roman territory is partitioned into Provinces; not all provinces are the same. |
Roman territory is partitioned into Provinces; not all provinces are the same. |
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