Are there any good Roman Timelines?

Marcus Sergius

Marcus Sergius

I mean I have my own, but despite nearly 2,000 views no one comments. I love Roman Timelines so I had hoped perhaps to draw inspiration from others. And, as the title states, are there any big Roman Timeline's active?
 

TFSmith121

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Cato's Cavalry is a fun and entertaining read;

Marcus Sergius said:
I mean I have my own, but despite nearly 2,000 views no one comments. I love Roman Timelines so I had hoped perhaps to draw inspiration from others. And, as the title states, are there any big Roman Timeline's active?
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Cato's Cavalry is a fun and entertaining read; I'll take a look at yours, but my knowledge of the Mediterranean in early or late antiquity is limited.

SPQR IV Ever!
 
Tjakari

Tjakari

Marcus Sergius said:
I mean I have my own, but despite nearly 2,000 views no one comments. I love Roman Timelines so I had hoped perhaps to draw inspiration from others. And, as the title states, are there any big Roman Timeline's active?
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You mean to tell mr you tried to make TL without looking at any others?

Here's a list that I've taken a liking to:

An Age of Miracles

The Eagle Flies! - It's discontinued but reading it as it is should make for a short and enjoyable read.

Renovation - 14th century roman revival, really good and is a bit more informal than most: which works to its credit.

The Reign of Romulus Augustus - Eagle Flies is optional but this and Age of Miracles are practically required reading.

Restoration, Exile, Rebirth - Also discontinued but it's good for what is completed.
 
Marcus Sergius

Marcus Sergius

Tjakari said:
You mean to tell mr you tried to make TL without looking at any others?

Here's a list that I've taken a liking to:

An Age of Miracles

The Eagle Flies! - It's discontinued but reading it as it is should make for a short and enjoyable read.

Renovation - 14th century roman revival, really good and is a bit more informal than most: which works to its credit.

The Reign of Romulus Augustus - Eagle Flies is optional but this and Age of Miracles are practically required reading.

Restoration, Exile, Rebirth - Also discontinued but it's good for what is completed.
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Oh, No, I've seen some like Coronation of the Hun, Remnants of Rome, and Sailing to Londonium, but I haven't seen that many. Plus I'm a history nerd so that helps.
 

Vasilas

++ for Age of Miracles and Renovation. Easily some of the best work on this site.

However, I would very very strongly recommend The Mauricians. It's AOM quality and focuses very intensely on a small, but ultra-crucial time period in the history of the Empire. I'd definitely rank it No 1 if given a chance :)

Isaac's Empire too deserves a bit more love than what it is getting nowadays. I'm currently working on a TL starting from a somewhat earlier POD but with a similar setting (link in sig) although it has a long way to go still.

If Βασιλεία των Pωμαίων is not really your thing, you might want to check out After Actium: Two Caesar's are not enough where Octavian winds up dead soon after Actium.
 
Tjakari

Tjakari

Vasilas said:
++ for Age of Miracles and Renovation. Easily some of the best work on this site.

However, I would very very strongly recommend The Mauricians. It's AOM quality and focuses very intensely on a small, but ultra-crucial time period in the history of the Empire. I'd definitely rank it No 1 if given a chance :)

Isaac's Empire too deserves a bit more love than what it is getting nowadays. I'm currently working on a TL starting from a somewhat earlier POD but with a similar setting (link in sig) although it has a long way to go still.

If Βασιλεία των Pωμαίων is not really your thing, you might want to check out After Actium: Two Caesar's are not enough where Octavian winds up dead soon after Actium.
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Isaac's Empire gets a little weird in my experience.
 
Zorqal

Zorqal

It seems like most of these have been Byzantine timelines, and I don't know if that fits the OP. I can't help though. I think continued antiquity Roman tls are hard to come by .
 

Vasilas

Tjakari said:
Isaac's Empire gets a little weird in my experience.
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Russian said:
Oh no, don't say that, Isaac's Empire is one of the best, ever.
Meaning historical accuracy among it's other advantages.
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To each their own :D I like IE a lot, especially because the POD is pretty optimal in my opinion. Any TL starting around the Makedonian era has a lot of potential.

SlyDessertFox said:
I have a Jesus as Roman Emperor timeline on hiatus currently.
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Please, please continue the Emperor Iesous TL when you have time. That is something I really liked.

Zorqal said:
It seems like most of these have been Byzantine timelines, and I don't know if that fits the OP. I can't help though. I think continued antiquity Roman tls are hard to come by .
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Define Byzantine?
 
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