Idle Ages / Ages / Roman Kingdom
Roman Kingdom is age 14 on the Idle Ages ladder, set in 753 BCE. You unlock it with coins the ages below it earned. From there it produces on its own cycle, with its own upgrade costs and its own four heroes.
| Position | Age 14 of 40 |
|---|---|
| Date | 753 BCE |
| Legendary | Romulus |
| Automation | Needs Tanaquil at level 5, after which the age produces with the app closed for up to 8 hours |
| Heroes | Romulus, Numa Pompilius, Tanaquil, Lucretia |
Romulus raises every age you own at once. The other three raise this one. All four carry a piece of written history that unlocks as you level them.
Legendary
Romulus and his twin Remus were suckled by a she-wolf and raised to found Rome in 753 BCE. Romulus killed Remus in a quarrel over the city walls and became the first king, giving Rome its name and its legions.
Raises output in every age you own, and most of all in their own. Every level doubles what they add.
Epic
Numa Pompilius, the second king of Rome, was a Sabine chosen for his wisdom and piety. He founded Roman religion, the calendar, and the priesthoods, ruling so justly that his reign was remembered as an age of peace.
Raises the output and production speed of their own age. Every level doubles what they add.
Rare Manager, level 5
Tanaquil, an Etruscan noblewoman skilled in reading omens, made first her husband and then her son-in-law kings of Rome. Twice the kingmaker behind the throne, she shaped the early monarchy from the shadows.
Raises the production speed of their own age. Every level doubles what they add. Levelling Tanaquil to 5 is what automates Roman Kingdom.
Common
Lucretia, a noblewoman famed for her virtue, took her own life after being assaulted by the king son. The outrage drove the Romans to expel the monarchy and found the Republic in 509 BCE.
Raises the output of their own age. Every level multiplies what they add by 1.6.
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