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== Overview ==
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The event centred on a single dense city, governed by a Senate composed of ten Senators, two Consuls, and a Tribune. Players were divided into three sectors: Administration, Legion, and Religion, and would carry out tasks in relation to their sector.


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= Overview =
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== Key Figures ==
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The event centred on a single dense city, governed by a Senate composed of ten Senators, two Consuls, and a Tribune. Players were divided into three sectors: Administration, Legion, and Religion, and would carry out tasks in relation to their sector. You can see out handpicked lore and infomation below, or, you can click the Istoria banner above to be taken to the FOTR category page!

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| [[Poena Deorum]] || [[Optimates Rebellion]] || [[The Silent Gods]]
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| [[Roma News - 50BC|50 BC News]] || [[Roma News - 49BC|49 BC News]] || [[Roma News - 48BC|48 BC News]]
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=== Key Figures ===


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| [[Aemilia Lucretia Tricipinus]] || Korulein || Senator who was tried for heresy and treason, and eventually turned against the Republic; was hunted down and killed on day 4 by leginnaires
| [[Aemilia Lucretia Tricipinus]] || Korulein || Senator who was tried for heresy and treason, and eventually turned against the Republic; was hunted down and killed on day 4 by leginnaires
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| [[Monkeus Vinarius]] || MmmMonkee || Head of the Vinarius family; was killed within the Senate on day 5, which directly caused the Roman Civil War
| [[Monkeus Vinarius]] || MmmMonkee || Head of the Vinarius family; was killed within the Senate on day 4, which directly caused the Roman Civil War
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| [[Flavius Zekor Gracchus]] || Zekor || Head of the Gracchus family who survived until the end of the event and restored order following the murder of the Tribune
| [[Flavius Zekor Gracchus]] || Zekor || Head of the Gracchus family who survived until the end of the event and restored order following the murder of the Tribune
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| [[Pontifex Beneminius Fulminii]] || Benji_Button || Pontifex Maximus and head of the Fulminii family; was killed by members of his own clergy on day 6.
| [[Pontifex Beneminius Fulminii]] || Benji_Button || Pontifex Maximus and head of the Fulminii family; was killed by members of his own clergy on day 6.
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|[[Gallius Cato]] || Gallaxee || Dedicated consul who eventually turned his back to rome, lead the rebellion and sacrificed himself.
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|Dedicated consul who eventually turned his back to rome, lead the rebellion and sacrificed himself.
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|[[Divinia Umbria Icilia]] || Diviine_ || Senate and a legate who served rome against rebellion but become power hungry and died in war with the tribune and remaining rome.
|[[Divinia Umbria Icilia]] || Diviine_ || A senator who served rome against rebellion but become power hungry and ambitious.
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== Notable Houses ==
=== Notable Groups ===


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| [[House Aurelion]]
| [[House Aurelion]] || [[House Fulminii]]
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| [[House Fulminii]]
| [[House Lucretia]] || [[House Umbra]]
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| [[House Lucretia]]
| [[House Vinarius]] || [[House Valerius]]
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| [[House Umbra]]
| [[House Cato]] || [[House Vulpeculus]]
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| [[House Vinarius]]
| [[House Gracchus]] || [[House Sulpicii]]
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| [[House Valerius]]
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| [[House Cato]]
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| [[House Vulpeculus]]
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| [[House Gracchus]]
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| [[House Sulpicii]]
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== Notable Organizations ==

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| [[BreadCorp]]
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| [[The Cult of Mithras]]
| [[BreadCorp]] || [[The Cult of Mithras]]
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| [[The Optimates]]
| [[The Optimates]] || [[Servi Dramatis]]
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[[Category:FOTR]]

Latest revision as of 22:46, 24 July 2026

FOTR.png

Overview

The event centred on a single dense city, governed by a Senate composed of ten Senators, two Consuls, and a Tribune. Players were divided into three sectors: Administration, Legion, and Religion, and would carry out tasks in relation to their sector. You can see out handpicked lore and infomation below, or, you can click the Istoria banner above to be taken to the FOTR category page!

Roman News
Poena Deorum Optimates Rebellion The Silent Gods
50 BC News 49 BC News 48 BC News

Key Figures

Name Player Role
Marcus Verus Sol Solev Tribune of the Plebs during the entire event; eventually was killed by the Umbra family on day 6.
Aemilia Lucretia Tricipinus Korulein Senator who was tried for heresy and treason, and eventually turned against the Republic; was hunted down and killed on day 4 by leginnaires
Monkeus Vinarius MmmMonkee Head of the Vinarius family; was killed within the Senate on day 4, which directly caused the Roman Civil War
Flavius Zekor Gracchus Zekor Head of the Gracchus family who survived until the end of the event and restored order following the murder of the Tribune
Pontifex Beneminius Fulminii Benji_Button Pontifex Maximus and head of the Fulminii family; was killed by members of his own clergy on day 6.
Gallius Cato Gallaxee Dedicated consul who eventually turned his back to rome, lead the rebellion and sacrificed himself.
Divinia Umbria Icilia Diviine_ A senator who served rome against rebellion but become power hungry and ambitious.

Notable Groups

Notable Houses
House Aurelion House Fulminii
House Lucretia House Umbra
House Vinarius House Valerius
House Cato House Vulpeculus
House Gracchus House Sulpicii
Groups
BreadCorp The Cult of Mithras
The Optimates Servi Dramatis
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