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Cackling Crone

never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence, -1 Troop Morale

The bones never lie... and neither does she, mostly. A few coins in her palm will ensure the fates see a bright future for you, just don't ask where she got those bones.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Rational Concerns.

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Caius Gracchus

unique (one in the world at a time) · never for 19 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence

Tribune of the Plebs. This young man wants to change the way the Republic is run. Forever! Many "Optimates" in the Senate feel he needs to be persuaded otherwise.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Agitator.

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Callimachus of Cyrene

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Actor, Playwright · never for 6 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Management

Librarian, Poet and Scholar. A learned man can always be of use to a man of power.

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Callistratus

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Poet, Tender of the Royal Backside.

Effects: +1 Influence, +1 Fertility

Alexandrian grammarian, he was one of the pupils of Aristophanes of Byzantium. Callistratus chiefly devoted himself to the elucidation of the Greek poets. He was also the author of a miscellaneous work called Summikta and of a treatise on courtesans.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Casual Adulterer.

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Captured Roman Eagle

never alongside Captured Standard, Heads Collection · never for 1 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Combat vs Roman, +1 Influence

I really don’t understand why the Romans are so obsessed with this bird on a stick, but they’re really upset that we have it now. Let’s just keep it for fun.

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Captured Standard

never alongside Captured Roman Eagle, Heads Collection.

Effects: +1 Troop Morale

The capture of an enemy’s standard from the battlefield is always considered as a great feat of arms.

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Capuan Lanista

never alongside Gladiator, Lanista.

Effects: +2 Training Units, +2 Combat vs Free Peoples, -1 Unrest

Long before Rome fully adopted the practice, Campania was the city for gladiatorial combat, originally held as blood-sacrifices during aristocratic funerals. This lanista (gladiator trainer) runs a local training school (ludus), supplying elite fighters for the public games. He advises your general on how to use public bloodsports to intimidate political rivals and keep the people entertained.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Wealthy.

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Carneades

unique (one in the world at a time) · never for 6 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Command

"The Academic" can argue the hind legs off a donkey, persuade it to run and then convince onlookers that the donkey did this without encouragement. A useful man to have on your side.

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Carnifex

never alongside Lictor · never for 20 of the cultures.

Effects: +2 Public Security, +2 Law

When words fail, there’s always a well-placed axe. He’s not one for subtlety, but his methods ensure no one ever makes the same mistake twice. Ever.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Strict Governor.

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Carnute

never alongside Druidic Doctor · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Command, +1 Influence

The elder warrior-druids with prudence and bravery, you are lucky to have him as an adviser.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Lone Wolf.

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Carpenter

never alongside Military Engineer, Mining Engineer, Siege Engineer.

Effects: +5 Construction, +15 Siege Engineering

A master of woodworking is useful in all aspects of construction.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Superior Builder.

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Carpet Weaver

never alongside Galloper, Runner, Gardener · never for 14 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence, +5 Trading

This luxurious Persian’s handicraft is vital to the Persian way of life, and their lucrative economy.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Mildly Extravagant.

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Carthaginian Flautist

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Phoenician Flautist, Phoenician Flautist.

Effects: -1 Unrest

This flautist plays melodies that enchant everyone who listens. Her music brings a strange peace to the streets and temples of Carthage.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Wealthy.

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Carthaginian High Priest

Effects: +1 Influence, +1 Law

Following his family tradition, this man has become a rab kohenim and has achieved the highest office among the priests of Carthage. Now he is in charge of a college of priests who manage one of the richest temples of his city. Holding such an important position, it is not surprising that he has sealed a pact of friendship and alliance with one of the most prominent citizens of Carthage.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Reverent, Wealthy.

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Carthaginian High Priestess

Effects: +1 Law, +1 Health

Following the footsteps of her mother, this priestess, who comes from the aristocratic family of this man, is one of the few women who has become rab kohenet. She has achieved the highest office among the priestess and now she is in charge of a college of priestess in the service of one of the main temples of the city and its fertility cult.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Reverent, Wealthy.

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Carthaginian Noble

never alongside Libyan Noble, Syracusan Noble.

Effects: +1 Influence, +1 Combat vs Phoenician

Upon realizing that the sun shines brighter on the other side, this Carthaginian noble and his retinue have defected to this general's camp. After a few choice words of encouragement and the promise of suitable gifts, they were welcomed with open arms and formalized the alliance with the General.

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Carthaginian Priestess

Effects: +1 Law

This woman, a member of this man's family, has been elected to hold a clerical office in one of the main temples of the city and now is in charge of performing the public rites of fertility to win the favour of Our Lady. Among her other duties, one stands out from the rest, honouring her family by means of exemplary and pious behaviour in the times to come.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Reverent, Wealthy.

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Carthaginian Slave

never alongside Berber Turncoat · never for 2 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Combat vs Phoenician

"Just a little something I brought back with me after enslaving their cities".

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Carthalo

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Master of Horse, Numidian Prince · never for 17 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Cavalry Command, +1 Influence

An officer in Hannibal's army who led the Numidian cavalry but his true talent lay in negotiation.

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Carus

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Master Hunter, Master of Archers · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +2 Ambush, +1 Troop Morale

Celt-Iberian Chief of the Belli tribe. Won a victory over the Romans at Segeda by ambush. So when in forest of Iberia, don’t call his name so loud as he may came in any moment.

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Cassius Dionysius of Utica

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Agriculturalist, Greek Slave · never for 18 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Farming

A Greek agricultural writer, he was an originally Greek-speaking slaves. Cassius Dionysius compiled a farming manual; it was divided into twenty books, and was dedicated by its author to the Roman praetor Sextilius.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Grower.

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Cathbad

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Druid, Druid · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Command, +1 Management, +1 Influence, +2 Troop Morale, +2 Law

The chief druid in the court of Emain Macha in Ulster. Cathbad was the chief adviser of Conchobar. Cathbad was also a seer. His name immortalized in epic of Ulster circle of Irish Mythology.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Cultured.

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Cauldron

never alongside Wagon of Nerthus, Wagon of Sunna · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Management, +1 Troop Morale

This finely made bronze cauldron is used for many different religious purposes. The most gruesome use is as a receptacle of blood when prisoners of war are sacrificed.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Devout.

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Celibate

never alongside Heretic, Sinner, Idolater · never for 14 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Management, -2 Influence, -1 Troop Morale

Every true Zoroastrian should marry and rear a family, but this man violates that and devotes all his effort to the work. This sacrifice has very few people to recognize it.

Granted by events.

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Celtiberian Horse

Effects: +1 Movement Points, +1 Influence

A fine specimen of Celtiberian breeding, this horse is a beast of both beauty and speed. Owning such a creature means two things: you have excellent taste in horses, and you can outrun pretty much anything, except perhaps your responsibilities.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Green, Youthful.

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Celtic Ally

Effects: +1 Command

After pledging his loyalty to the general, this Celtic chieftain has joined forces with us against our common enemies. Bounded by a treaty of mutual friendship, he brings with him a retinue of strong warriors and a useful knowledge of tactics.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Promising Commander.

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Celtic Master Smith

never alongside Master Smith, Master Metallurgist, Iberian Master Smith · never for 10 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Troop Morale, +1 Training Units

First among equals, this man is the best at craftsmanship in metallurgy, especially with weapons.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Welcoming To Foreigners.

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Celtic Noble

Effects: +1 Cavalry Command, +1 Combat vs Gallic

Seeing that the prospects of this man are now brighter than his own people, this Celtic noble and his entourage have come to an understanding with each other and went over this general. Thus, after addressing some words of encouragement and promising suitable gifts to all of them, this man welcomed their friendly advances and made a formal alliance with them.

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Censor

never alongside Censor, Consul, Consul · never for 18 of the cultures.

Effects: +3 Loyalty, +2 Management, +1 Influence, +1 Negotiation

This man holds the Senatorial office of censor. \nThe censor is a magistrate of high rank in the Roman Republic. This position is responsible for maintaining the census, supervising public morality, and overseeing certain aspects of the government's finances.

Granted by events.

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Censor (Censor2)

never alongside Censor, Consul, Consul · never for 18 of the cultures.

Effects: +3 Loyalty, +2 Management, +1 Influence, +1 Negotiation

This man holds the Senatorial office of censor. \nThe censor is a magistrate of high rank in the Roman Republic. This position is responsible for maintaining the census, supervising public morality, and overseeing certain aspects of the government's finances.

Granted by events.

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Cercidas

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Corrupt Lawyer, Dubious Judge · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Infantry Command, +1 Influence, +1 Law

A poet, Cynic philosopher, and legislator for his native city Megalopolis. He was an admirer of Diogenes, whose death he recorded in some Meliambic lines. He has esteemed in philosophy, history, music, and poetry. He commanded his city's infantry contingent at the battle of Sellasia in 222 BC.

Granted by events.

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Chaldean

never alongside Oikonomos, Bibliophylax, Dioiketes · never for 14 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Farming, +1 Influence

"Chaldean" is a term frequently used for the astronomers of Mesopotamia, who are priest-scribes specializing in astrology and other forms of divination. Chaldeans also influenced the development of Hellenistic mathematics.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Understands Mathematics.

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Chares of Lindos

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Architect, Sculptor.

Effects: +1 Influence, +10 Construction

A Greek sculptor born on the island of Rhodes. He was a pupil of Lysippus. Chares constructed the Colossus of Rhodes in 282 BC.

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Chariot Enthusiast

never alongside Chief Eunuch, Tender of the Royal Backside, Cupbearer · never for 3 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence, +1 Personal Security

This man is as comfortable driving a decrepit cart through crowded streets as he is charging a chariot into battle. He’ll get you where you need to go, and probably faster than you’d like.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Lively.

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Charmian

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Pothinus, Body Slave · never for 16 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence, +3 Personal Security, +1 Bodyguard Valour

This trusted servant can prepared many things for you from the wise advises to the well hidden Egyptian cobra to preserved your last honour…

Granted by events.

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Chelidon

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Praecia, Tertia · never for 7 of the cultures.

Effects: -1 Influence, +1 Management

A courtesan famed for the influence she wielded over public affairs in 74 BC, when her lover Gaius Verres served as urban praetor of Rome. Her influence was used against Gaius Verres by his enemies, who accused him of allowing her an excessive influence over state affairs. Allegedly, she acted as the political advisor of Gaius Verres, who allowed her to make decisions within civil cases and prepare laws and political reforms.

Granted by events.

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Chief Eunuch

never for 8 of the cultures.

Effects: +2 Personal Security, +1 Bodyguard Valour, +1 Law

The safety of one's person must be guaranteed by every means to hand. This man’s vigilance ensures that no plot goes unnoticed. His unique position and loyalty make him the silent guardian of your safety, even if it cost him a little... personal freedom.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Watchful.

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Chief Lieutenant

never alongside Governorship of Libya, Governorship of Iberia, Governorship of Sicily.

Effects: +1 Command

Due to his military qualities and bonds of friendship, this man has been promoted as one of the main chief lieutenants of Carthage. Now, he will fight under the command of his general and it is expected of him to provide not only strategical advice but to be assigned on the most delicate missions either of diplomatic nature or even commanding auxiliary forces if the need arises during the military campaign.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Accepted by the Army.

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Chief of Estimated Costs

Effects: +5 Tax Collection

This man has achieved the civic office of 'Addir 'Krt and now he is responsible for overseeing certain aspects of the local finances.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Estate Owner, Wealthy.

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Chief of the Scribes

Effects: +1 Management

This man has achieved the office of rab soperim and now he is in charge of an important local guild of scribes. This chief of scribes has become an expert in the art of writing and knows some of the most important foreign languages. The culture and knowledge of this man have allowed him to enter the social circle of one of the most prominent citizens of Carthage.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Wealthy.

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Chief of the Trade Agents

Effects: +15 Trading

This man has achieved the civic office of rab sarsourim and now is responsible for overseeing the functions of the local trade agents and negotiators that perform their civic functions under his jurisdiction.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Estate Owner, Wealthy.

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Chirugeon

never alongside Doctor, Herbalist · never for 8 of the cultures.

Effects: +15 Battle Surgery

Armed with nothing but knives, saws, and a worrying amount of wine, this man can stitch you back together... or at least make you think you’ve been stitched back together.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Likes Sciences, Lightly Wounded.

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Chrysippus

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Actor, Comedian · never for 6 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Management

Tutor and Stoic philosopher. This man teaches that a knowledge of Physics and Logic are required for a person to know the difference between good and evil.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Philosophically Inclined.

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Chrysippus - Logika

never alongside Chrysippus - Peri Tykhes.

Effects: +1 Influence

Chrysippus of Soli was a Greek Stoic philosopher. He was a native of Soli, Cilicia, but moved to Athens as a young man, where he became a pupil of Cleanthes in the Stoic school. When Cleanthes died, around 230 BC. Chrysippus wrote much on the subject of logic and created a system of propositional logic. Aristotle's term logic had been concerned with the interrelations of terms such as "Socrates" or "man" ("all men are mortal, Socrates is a man, so Socrates is mortal").

Acquisition is tied to traits: Likes Sciences, Cultured.

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Chrysippus - Peri Tykhes

never alongside Chrysippus - Logika.

Effects: +1 Influence, -1 Management

Chrysippus of Soli was a Greek Stoic philosopher. He was a native of Soli, Cilicia, but moved to Athens as a young man, where he became a pupil of Cleanthes in the Stoic school. When Cleanthes died, around 230 BC. For the Stoics, truth is distinguished from error by the sage who possesses right reason. Chrysippus' theory of knowledge was empirical. The senses transmit messages from the external world, and their reports are controlled not by referring them to innate ideas, but by comparing them to previous reports stored in the mind. Zeno had defined impressions of sense as "an impression in the soul",

Acquisition is tied to traits: Curious about Humanities, Cultured.

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Cineas

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Loyal Retainer, Powerful Adviser · never for 16 of the cultures.

Effects: +2 Management

A minister of Thessaly and friend of King Pyrrhus of Epirus. In the war with Rome, Pyrrhus sent Cineas to Rome to sue for peace. The Roman Senate would not agree to cease hostilities. Cineas, however, told Pyrrhus that the Senate was an assemblage of venerable kings and that fighting with them was like fighting against the Hydra. Cineas was also a man of great memory. One day after arriving in Rome, he could greet each senator and guard by name.

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Civilized Emissary

never alongside Negotiator, Senior Envoy · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: -1 Combat vs Greek, -1 Combat vs Roman, +15 Trading

"Your words are very sound and reasonable, soft man. We, true people, accept your offer. Let us toast for peace and prosperity of both our peoples!"

Acquisition is tied to the trait: War Chief.

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Civilized Slave

never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Management

This refined slave serves as a constant reminder of the decadence left behind. Though bound in chains, he brings a touch of civilization to your people, aiding in the smooth running of affairs.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Local Raider.

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Clan Leader

never alongside Brehon, Barbarian Hostage, Clan Leader · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence, +2 Training Units

The basic Germanic socio-political unit was the pagus, or clan. In Caesar's period, some pagi had military leaders as chiefs, but only during wartime. By Tacitus's time however, several pagi had full-time elected chiefs. These leaders did not have absolute power but were limited by a council of nobles and an assembly of fighting men. Military chiefs had groups (comitium) of men who swore allegiance to them in both peace and war.

Granted by events.

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Clan Leader (Clan Leader2)

never alongside Brehon, Barbarian Hostage, Clan Leader · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence, +2 Training Units

Inside each clan, there were three major groups of people. At the top were the nobles, which included warrior leaders and landowners. In the middle were the artisans and druids (bards, priests, and teachers). At the bottom were the common people, the peasants. Everyone in Celtic society belonged to a clan.

Granted by events.

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Cleanthes of Assos

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Philosopher, Mystic.

Effects: +1 Influence, +1 Law

A Stoic philosopher and the successor to Zeno as the second head (scholarch) of the Stoic school in Athens. Among his pupils were his successor, Chrysippus, and Antigonus II, king of Macedonia. He considered the universe a living being and said that god was the soul of the universe and the sun its heart.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Restrained.

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Clearchus of Soli

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Natural Philosopher, Spymaster · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Combat vs Caucasian

A Greek philosopher belonging to Aristotle's Peripatetic school who travelled across the known world. He wrote extensively on eastern cultures. He went that whole way and then probably travelled on to India to further spread Greek ideas there. He crossed three thousand miles of land and sea to bring the most authentic and venerable traditions of Hellenism to one of its most remote outposts.

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Cleitarchus - Histories

Effects: +1 Influence

Cleitarchus, one of the historians of Alexander the Great, son of the historian Dinon of Colophon, was possibly a native of Egypt, or at least spent a considerable time at the court of Ptolemy Lagus. His work, completely lost, has survived only in some thirty fragments preserved by ancient authors, especially by Aelian and Strabo.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Interested in Military Arts, Cultured.

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Cleopatra

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Renowned Courtesan, Mistress · never for 18 of the cultures.

Effects: -1 Command, +2 Influence

“Although I know she is dangerous but her seduction is hard to resist…”

Granted by events.

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Clever Monkey

never alongside Pet Monkey · never for 7 of the cultures.

Effects: +2 Subterfuge

Some animals seem to be almost human in their capacity for deceit… Indeed, it's surprising how useful this monkey can be, a cover, a distraction, a trained thief…

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Sneaky.

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Clueless Pawn

never alongside Skilled Courtesan.

Effects: +1 Subterfuge, +1 Personal Security

Why should one risk one's own life, when he can just as easily manipulate some idiot into doing ones job?

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Colotes of Lampsacus

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Philosopher, Sophist.

Effects: +1 Management, -5 Bribe Resistance

Hearer of Epicurus, and one of the most famous of his disciples. He wrote a work to prove that it is impossible even to live according to the doctrines of the other philosophers. It was dedicated to King Ptolemaios IV Philopator.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Gourmet of Life.

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Comedian

never alongside Actor · never for 7 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Troop Morale

In the public baths, two men, one's a stranger, the other a notorious thief, wanted to borrow another man's body groomer. To get rid of both, the man replied: "You I don't know, you, I do."

Acquisition is tied to traits: Gourmet of Life, Naturally Funny.

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Concubine

never alongside Renowned Courtesan, Mistress, Harem · never for 1 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence, -1 Fertility

Not quite a wife, not quite free. This woman shares your bed, but not your name. And she’s certainly not sharing any of your heirs.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Casual Adulterer.

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Consul

never alongside Consul, Censor, Censor · never for 18 of the cultures.

Effects: +4 Loyalty, +2 Command, +2 Influence, +1 Negotiation, +1 Naval Command

This man holds the Senatorial office of consul, the chief officer of the state. \nThe two consuls lead the army in the defense of Rome and propose new legislation in the Senate.

Granted by events.

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Consul (Consul2)

never alongside Consul, Censor, Censor · never for 18 of the cultures.

Effects: +4 Loyalty, +2 Command, +2 Influence, +1 Negotiation, +1 Naval Command

This man holds the Senatorial office of consul, the chief officer of the state. \nThe two consuls lead the army in the defense of Rome and propose new legislation in the Senate.

Granted by events.

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Cook

never alongside Master of Assassins, Gourmand's Chef · never for 7 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Personal Security

Forget the battlefield; true glory is won in the kitchen! He may not save the day, but by the gods, he’ll save your stomach from the horrors of spoiled food.

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Corrupt Judge

never alongside Judge, Honest Man, Dubious Judge · never for 8 of the cultures.

Effects: +4 Training Agents, +1 Unrest, +2 Law

Justice, however flawed, can help create an empire, and the right informers can help oil the wheels of justice. His rulings are as flexible as the coins that change hands.

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Corrupt Lawyer

never alongside Lore Keeper, Fable Weaver, Lawyer · never for 14 of the cultures.

Effects: +5 Trading, -1 Law

Where there’s a loophole, there’s a lawyer. And where there’s a crooked law, there’s profit to be made. This man is always one step ahead of the law… or two steps below it.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Flexible, Punisher Judge.

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Courtesan

never alongside Networker · never for 7 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Subterfuge

Wisdom, charm, and a delicate touch with men in power make her the most dangerous weapon in your arsenal… and she’s always dressed for the occasion.

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Crates of Mallus

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Librarian, Philosopher.

Effects: +1 Management, +5 Bribe Resistance

A Greek language grammarian and Stoic philosopher of the 2nd century BC, leader of the literary school and head of the library of Pergamum. His chief work was a critical and exegetical commentary on Homer. He is also famous for constructing the earliest known globe of the Earth.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Firm Personal Morality.

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Crew Specialist

never alongside Naval Infantry Officer, Navigator, Navigator.

Effects: +2 Line of Sight, +1 Movement Points

The professional in charge of the crew and who ensures they are prepared and ready to row faster.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Junior Admiral.

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Critolaus of Phaselis

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Gourmand's Chef, Wine Steward · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence, +1 Law, +5 Bribe Resistance

A Greek philosopher of the Peripatetic school. He was one of three philosophers sent to Rome in 155 BC, where their doctrines fascinated the citizens, but scared the more conservative statesmen. He was interested in rhetoric and ethics, and considered pleasure to be an evil. He maintained the Aristotelian doctrine of the eternity of the world, and of the human race in general, directing his arguments against the Stoics.

Acquisition is tied to traits: Stern, Restrained.

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Ctesibius

unique (one in the world at a time) · never for 6 of the cultures.

Effects: +30 Siege Engineering, +1 Health

Inventor, mathematician and engineer. Responsible for such contraptions as the Water Clock and "Hydraulis" musical device. Perhaps his knowledge of hydraulic hoists, siege engines and suction pumps may be of some use.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Engineer.

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Culchas

unique (one in the world at a time) · never alongside Roman Turncoat, Roman Slave · never for 13 of the cultures.

Effects: -1 Combat vs Roman, +2 Training Units

An iberian chief with high power and authority, capable of mobilizing a huge army in only one season. He had a great friendship with the Romans.

Granted by events.

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Cupbearer

never alongside Chief Eunuch, Tender of the Royal Backside, Chariot Enthusiast · never for 6 of the cultures.

Effects: +1 Influence, -2 Personal Security

This slave specializes in bearing very expensive glass cups, luxurious things for drinking at tables and parties.

Acquisition is tied to the trait: Social Drinker.