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The glory and might of the Byzantine Empire are yours to command in this Major Expansion to Crusader Kings III . The unique politics and cultures of the heir to the Roman Empire are on display through a new governing system, new ways for characters to progress up the societal ladder, and new activities for them to engage in.
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- Paradox Interactive
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- 24 September 2024
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The glory and might of the Byzantine Empire are yours to command in this Major Expansion to Crusader Kings III. The unique politics and cultures of the heir to the Roman Empire are on display through a new governing system, new ways for characters to progress up the societal ladder, and new activities for them to engage in. You can also explore a new exciting lifestyle as a landless Adventurer, seeking fame and glory across a living map of the medieval world.
Administrative Government: Experience medieval rule outside of the feudal system with a new style of empire management. A web of Governors jockeys for position in the empire with intrigue and power, sometimes rewarding merit and sometimes rewarding perfidy. Only a truly skilled Emperor can keep these squabbling forces in line.
The Family Estate: Run and manage a powerful Family Estate, the seat of your House’s power, even when you hold no other land. Construct new buildings and improvements to further your power and influence within an administrative empire.
Influence System: Build up a character’s influence within an administrative empire to climb the rungs of bureaucracy. Raise your status in the realm and gather more power for yourself. Start as a landless noble on an estate, and compete for valuable provinces to govern before making your bid for the Purple.
A Life of Adventure: Freely roam the map, untied to any realm or holding, going wherever the winds of fortune blow you. Fulfill contracts as a landless adventurer, even through the generations, building up a reputation of your own. Earn gold, prestige and fame traveling the globe until you decide to settle down and claim land you have earned through merit.
Choose Successor or Caesar: Spend the influence you have gathered to determine the course of the Empire and get the successor you want, whether a royal family member, a powerful noble, a martial hero, or any other candidate you can rally the people behind. The Emperor can even opt to co-rule if the burden of the throne is too much for one person.
New Byzantine Flavor Content: New events, monuments and activities built around the Byzantine theme, including chariot racing.
Cosmetic Additions: A Byzantine-themed UI skin and new court fashions for your characters, new 2D event art, new on-map monuments of the Byzantine world, new on-map holding designs, and a Byzantine throne room for Royal Court sessions, among other aesthetic improvements. New music inspired by Orthodox holy chants is also included.
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Unpopular opinion, but I actually support the change to make landless adventuring free for the base game. That being said, it was 80% of the reason to buy this dlc. It should not remain at its full and already way too
Okay, so the devs did announce that the whole adventuring feature of this DLC (a big feature of the paid content) will be moved into the base game for free. Good for anyone smart not enough to not buy this then, oof.
TL;DR Don't get if you're exclusively interested in the adventurer system. Do get if you want more Byzantine stuff or like the look of Administrative governments and aren't interested in playing an east Asian culture
Host MP Game > Have Roads to Power > New friend does not > Friend gets conquered and deposed > Game offers him to become a wandered > Game proceeds to softlock him because he does not own the Roads to Power DLC > mfw
The main selling point of this DLC was the adventurer play that became free, so nothing valuable in this DLC for me anymore, as I'm not a Byzantine player, not even playing closer to that region, never seen any troops
Paradox recently announced that the “Adventurer” government type from the Roads to Power DLC will be made free for all players. On the surface, that sounds like a win for the community – but let’s not forget: this DLC




