Classic: Imperial Rome

This is Classic material. Some conversion will be needed to use with 4e, some of which may have been done for you.

Classic: Imperial Rome covers the sprawling Roman Empire.

Life in Rome

• Roman Society
• City Life
• Life outside the City
  • Maps: The Roman Empire, The City of Rome

Characters

• Character Types
• Roman Nmaes
• Appearance
• Advantages, Disadvantages and Skills
• Economics, Jobs. and Wealth
• Job Table
• Equipment
• Weapons and Armor

History

• The Early Days: The Monarchy
• The Republic
  • Early Roman Expansion (500-270 BCE)
  • The Greek World (200 BCE)
  • The Punic Wars (264-146 BCE)
• The Empire
  • Augustus
  • Julius Caesar
  • Early Emperors
  • The Zenith of the Empire
• The Late Empire

Lands and Peoples

• The Provinces
  • Italy and Sicily
  • Gual
  • Spain
  • Africa
  • Egypt
  • The Danubian Provinces
  • Greece and Macdonia
  • Asia Minor
  • The Near East
  • Britain
  • Neighbors of Rome
    • The Germans
    • Parthia and Persia .

The Legions

• History of the Legions
  • The Armies of the Monarchy and Republic
  • The Imperial Legion
  • The Late Empire
• The Army
• The Life of the Roman Soldier
• The Enemies of Rome

The Games

• The era of the colosseums; includes Arena Combat, Day at the Arena, and Chariot Racing.

Myths and Religion

• Roman Religion
• Magic

The Roman Campaign

• Campaign Settings
• Alternate Histories
  • See: Caesar Lives
  • See: The Rome-X Timelines
    • Roma Aeterna (Rome-3)
    • Roma Arcana (Rome-6)
    • Roma Universalis (Rome-2)
    • Rome-1
    • Rome-4
    • Rome-5
    • Rome-7
  • Campaign Themes

Additional Material

• Quest For Lyre adventure (9/29/2000)
• Blue's History Summarized: History Re-Summarized: The Roman Empire — a Remastered, Definitive Edition of three previous videos from this channel — "History Summarized: The Roman Empire", "History Hijinks: Rome's Crisis of the Third Century", and "History Summarized: The Fall of Rome"
• Historia Civilis (channel)
  • The Roman Triumph
  • The Assassination of Julius Caesar (The Ides of March, 44 B.C.E.); Caesar's Funeral (44 B.C.E.)
  • The Longest Year in Human History (46 B.C.E.)
• Rome & The Third Century Crisis: Taking A Stab At It, Enter Aurelian, Not Diocletian, The Tetrarchy, The Great Persecution, Lies
• How They Did It - Growing Up Roman
• Did the Romans live better than us? | Quality of Life
• What Latin Sounded Like - and how we know
• How Latin Works
• How The Romans Would See Us Today
• The Economy of Ancient Rome
• Isaac Asimov's Foundation - heavily inspired by The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

Ab urbe condita

Ab urbe condita (from the founding of the City) or the ordinal years of the mythical founding of Rame with 753 BCE as the start year. So 1 BCE is AUC 753 and since the Christian years is also in ordinal years 1 CE is AUC 754.