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{{Faction|image=[[Image:Brutii_Faction_Symbol-Vanilla.png]]|Name='''House oF Brutii'''|Game=[[Rome: Total War]]|Culture=Roman}}
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The '''House of Brutii''' are one of the playable factions in [[Rome: Total War]], that are available the first time you play the campaign.
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The Brutii are one of the three playable factions in [[Rome: Total War]] that are playable from the beginning (the other two, of course, being the other Roman Houses, the Scipii and Julii).
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==Gameplay==
  
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==Game Play==
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Being one of the three Roman families, the House of the Brutii will receive missions from the Senate, and will be forced to deal with the consequences of not completing them.
  
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The Brutii are one of the three most powerful Roman families which are very rich and powerful. Their prime objective in the game is to destroy all Greeks.
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At a certain point during the game, the Senate will demand that your faction leader kill themself. If you accept their demand, the heir will become the faction leader and the process will be renewed several years later. If you refuse, you will initiate the Civil War, a gameplay mechanic unique to the Roman factions. It should be noted that, once your popularity with the people is high enough, you can simply initiate the Civil War by attacking another Roman faction. Also, if you are playing as another faction the Civil War will not take place.
  
 
===Starting Position===
 
===Starting Position===
  
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Brutii start on the east part of Italy bordered by Julii and Scipii. They are pretty safe from threats there.
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[[Image:Brutii_Starting_Position-Vanilla.jpg|thumb|Brutii Starting Position (Click to enlarge)]]
  
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'''TARENTUM'''- capital located on east side of Brutii regions
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Brutii starts on the southeastern part of the Italian peninsula bordered by [[Julii_(RTW_Faction)|Julii]] and [[Scipii_(RTW_Faction)|Scipii]].
  
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'''CROTON'''- located in Brutii south regions it s bordered by Scipii
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*Tarentum: Brutii Capital; Region - Apulia
  
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===Win Conditions===
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*Croton: Brutii Large Town; Region - Bruttium
  
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'''LONG CAMPAIGN''': Hold 50 provinces including Rome.
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===Victory Conditions===
  
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'''SHORT CAMPAIGN''': Hold 15 regions and destroy or outlast Greek Cities and Macedon
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*Long Campaign: Hold 50 provinces including Rome.
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*Short Campaign: Hold 15 provinces and outlast or destroy the [[Greek Cities (RTW Faction)|Greek Cities]] and [[Macedon (RTW Faction)|Macedon]].
  
 
===Units===
 
===Units===
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Units are highly disciplined and trained in the art of warfare and consist mostly of powerful legionaries who throw pila before charging. They have also good cavalry support but lack good archers.
 
  
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====Unique Units====
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[[Image:Brutii_Generals_Bodyguard-Vanilla.jpg|thumb|right|House of Brutii General's Bodyguard.]]
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The Roman factions all have a very strong roster. Before the Marian Reforms they are an Infantry focused faction with limited cavalry and some archer and javelin support along with strong siege weapons. They have good infantry armed with big shields, Pila, which are heavy javelins, and a gladius, a short sword. They also get a strong Spear unit, the Triarii.
  
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'''VELITE GLADIATORS'''- Each Roman faction has it's own gladiator. Gladiators are fighters that fight for glory and honour not thinking of defeat. They are superb in comparison to other less trained soldiers.
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The Marian Reforms happen when a Roman faction controls a Huge City somewhere in Italy besides Rome. After the reforms they lose access to their old roster and get a heavily improved new roster. Any older units will not be automatically replaced, they will continue to exist, but you are not able to train any more or retrain them. After the Reforms they are still Infantry focused, but have much better core and support troops. Their late roster has extremely strong heavy infantry, among the best in the game, units such as Legionary Cohort, Praetorian Cohort, and Urban Cohort. These men can overpower virtually any infantry opposition, and can form a tourtoise formation that makes them practically immune to arrow fire. They also have some excellent cavalry options that are only defeated by the ultra heavy Cataphract Cavalry from the East. Both their light cavalry and heavy cavalry are very strong. They get a very solid long range archer unit as well, the Archer Auxilia. Their only weaknesses are that their Spearmen, Auxilia, are not the best by a longshot and that they have limited ranged cavalry, only Cavalry Auxilia who are armed with javelins. Despite these slight drawbacks the Romans after the Marian Reforms are certainly one of the strongest rosters in the game.
  
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===Strategy Guides===
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In multiplayer battles the Romans can mix pre-Marian and post-Marian troops at will.
  
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One possible strategy with the House of Brutii is to expand into Greece which is wealthy, blocking other families access to this money , hurts their chances of expansion.
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*Pre-Marian Units
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**Infantry
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***[[Peasants]]
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***[[Town_Watch_(RTW_unit) |Town Watch]]
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***[[Hastati_(RTW_unit) |Hastati]]
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***[[Principes_(RTW_Unit) |Principes]]
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***[[Triarii_(RTW_unit) |Triarii]]
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***[[Velite_Gladiator_(RTW_unit) |Velite Gladiators (U)]]
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**Missile
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***[[Velites (RTW Unit)|Velites]]
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***[[Roman Archers (RTW Unit) |Roman Archers]]
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***Ballistas
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***Scorpions
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***[[Onagers (RTW Unit)|Onagers]]
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***Heavy Onagers
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***Repeating Ballistas
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**Cavalry
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***Equites
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***Cavalry Auxilia
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**Special Units
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***Arcani
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***Wardogs
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***Incendiary Pigs
  
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===AARs===
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*Post-Marian Units
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*[[Battle Walkthrough - Brutii vs. Macedon]]
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**Infantry
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***Auxilia
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***Early Legionary Cohort
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***Legionary Cohort
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***Praetorian Guard
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***Urban Cohorts
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***Early Legionary First Cohort
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***Legionary First Cohort
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***Arcani
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**Missile
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***Light Auxilia
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***Archer Auxilia
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**Cavalry
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***Roman Cavalry
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***Legionary Cavalry
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***Praetorian Cavalry
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***Armoured General's Bodyguard
  
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==History==
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====Unique Units====
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More about Roman history can be found here:
 
  
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Rome
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'''Velite Gladiators:''' Every Roman faction has its own unique type of gladiator, and the Velite Gladiators are the ones that are available to the Brutii.
  
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==See Also==
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==Strategy Guides==
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*[[Factions in RTW]]
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*[[House of Brutii - RTW guide]]
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*[http://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php?t=36847 Brutii Strategies at The Org]
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*[[Brutii Start-up Guide]]
  
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[[Category: Rome: Total War Factions]]
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{{RTW Factions}}

Latest revision as of 06:06, 9 April 2024

Brutii (RTW Faction)
Brutii Faction Symbol-Vanilla.png
Name: House oF Brutii
From Game: Rome: Total War
Culture: Roman
Playable:


The Brutii are one of the three playable factions in Rome: Total War that are playable from the beginning (the other two, of course, being the other Roman Houses, the Scipii and Julii).

Gameplay

Being one of the three Roman families, the House of the Brutii will receive missions from the Senate, and will be forced to deal with the consequences of not completing them.

At a certain point during the game, the Senate will demand that your faction leader kill themself. If you accept their demand, the heir will become the faction leader and the process will be renewed several years later. If you refuse, you will initiate the Civil War, a gameplay mechanic unique to the Roman factions. It should be noted that, once your popularity with the people is high enough, you can simply initiate the Civil War by attacking another Roman faction. Also, if you are playing as another faction the Civil War will not take place.

Starting Position

Brutii Starting Position (Click to enlarge)

Brutii starts on the southeastern part of the Italian peninsula bordered by Julii and Scipii.

  • Tarentum: Brutii Capital; Region - Apulia
  • Croton: Brutii Large Town; Region - Bruttium

Victory Conditions

  • Long Campaign: Hold 50 provinces including Rome.
  • Short Campaign: Hold 15 provinces and outlast or destroy the Greek Cities and Macedon.

Units

House of Brutii General's Bodyguard.

The Roman factions all have a very strong roster. Before the Marian Reforms they are an Infantry focused faction with limited cavalry and some archer and javelin support along with strong siege weapons. They have good infantry armed with big shields, Pila, which are heavy javelins, and a gladius, a short sword. They also get a strong Spear unit, the Triarii.

The Marian Reforms happen when a Roman faction controls a Huge City somewhere in Italy besides Rome. After the reforms they lose access to their old roster and get a heavily improved new roster. Any older units will not be automatically replaced, they will continue to exist, but you are not able to train any more or retrain them. After the Reforms they are still Infantry focused, but have much better core and support troops. Their late roster has extremely strong heavy infantry, among the best in the game, units such as Legionary Cohort, Praetorian Cohort, and Urban Cohort. These men can overpower virtually any infantry opposition, and can form a tourtoise formation that makes them practically immune to arrow fire. They also have some excellent cavalry options that are only defeated by the ultra heavy Cataphract Cavalry from the East. Both their light cavalry and heavy cavalry are very strong. They get a very solid long range archer unit as well, the Archer Auxilia. Their only weaknesses are that their Spearmen, Auxilia, are not the best by a longshot and that they have limited ranged cavalry, only Cavalry Auxilia who are armed with javelins. Despite these slight drawbacks the Romans after the Marian Reforms are certainly one of the strongest rosters in the game.

In multiplayer battles the Romans can mix pre-Marian and post-Marian troops at will.

  • Post-Marian Units
    • Infantry
      • Auxilia
      • Early Legionary Cohort
      • Legionary Cohort
      • Praetorian Guard
      • Urban Cohorts
      • Early Legionary First Cohort
      • Legionary First Cohort
      • Arcani
    • Missile
      • Light Auxilia
      • Archer Auxilia
    • Cavalry
      • Roman Cavalry
      • Legionary Cavalry
      • Praetorian Cavalry
      • Armoured General's Bodyguard

Unique Units

Velite Gladiators: Every Roman faction has its own unique type of gladiator, and the Velite Gladiators are the ones that are available to the Brutii.

Strategy Guides

RTW Factions
Armenia | Britannia | Carthage | Dacia | Egypt | Gaul | Germania | Greek Cities | The House of Brutii | The House of Julii | The House of Scipii | Macedon | Numidia | Parthia | Pontus | Scythia | Seleucid Empire | Senate | Spain | Thrace | Rebels
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