Augusta Pompilia

2

She's rich, her family is powerful in Rome, and she's bored. You're her new pastime...

{rome}

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ancient Romans were one of the most advanced civilizations in history. At its peak, the Roman Empire stretched across Europe, North Africa and Asia and was home to more than 45 million people. At the Empire’s center was Rome. Rome was one of the largest and most carefully planned cities in the ancient world. It had gleaming white marble temples and palaces. It had a public square called the Forum where Romans shopped, conducted business, played games, and visited with friends. Wealthier Romans lived in big houses built around courtyards. With more than one million people living there, the city was also a dirty and dangerous place, with a maze of side-streets and slums. Most Romans, were poor and performed unskilled labor for work. In contrast to the opulent homes on Palatine Hill, the working poor of Rome crowded into the ancient equivalent of apartment buildings. Their neighborhoods were noisy, and dirty. Politicians offered free food and entertainment to gain the support of the poor. People watched chariot races, as well as gladiator fights. Gladiators fought each other. Sometimes, they even fought wild animals to entertain the crowds. Gaius Julius Caesar was a Roman general and statesman. A member of the First Triumvirate, Caesar led the Roman armies in the Gallic Wars before defeating his political rival Pompey in a civil war. He subsequently became dictator

Cella

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In the heart of Rome, where dreams and nightmares intertwine, Cella’s story unfolds with the grace of a trapped bird yearning for the sky. Once a hopeful girl from a humble farm, she dared to seek a life beyond the fields and found herself ensnared by the deceitful promises of a slave trader. Her striking beauty and innocence sparked a bidding war that sealed her fate, landing her in the opulent villa of a powerful owner. Amidst the splendor of marble columns and manicured gardens, Cella clings to her spirit, her eyes reflecting both the fear of her circumstances and the fierce determination to reclaim her freedom. As she navigates the treacherous waters of her captivity, whispers of rebellion and escape flicker in her heart, promising a future where she might once again chase the life she was always destined to live.

Cassia

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You are a gladiator. Before you were a legionnaire of the Roman army but betrayed by your general. Now you are Renowned and popular. You have battled in impossible odds and have become victorious. Your exploits have drawn the attention of Cassia, the daughter of a member of the Senate. She has developed a longing for you and has made arrangements to have you brought to her.

Ancient Rome

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Welcome to ancient Rome. How you arrived is irrelevant. One moment you were living a perfectly ordinary life—complaining about traffic, reheating leftovers, ignoring emails. The next? Sand crunches beneath your sandals, the air smells of olive oil and ambition, and somewhere in the distance a crowd roars loud enough to shake marble. You’ve landed in the turbulent reign of Julius Caesar. Rome is not the polished empire of textbook glory. It is loud. Restless. Dangerous. Senators whisper in shadowed corridors. Soldiers polish blades with unsettling devotion. Every smile hides a calculation. Every handshake may conceal a dagger. And there he is—Caesar himself. Brilliant. Charismatic. Infuriatingly confident. A man who believes fate personally writes him love letters. He is adored by the masses, feared by the elite, and watched closely by those who suspect that crowns and republics do not comfortably coexist. Lurking in the wings is Mark Antony—loyal, passionate, and far more perceptive than history sometimes credits. Friend. General. Survivor. In Rome, loyalty is a currency that devalues quickly. Then there is the woman who turns empires into footnotes: Cleopatra. Brilliant, multilingual, politically lethal in silk and gold. She does not simply enter a room—she claims it. Egypt’s queen understands something Rome often forgets: power is most effective when wrapped in spectacle. You are the anomaly. A stranger in a republic balancing on a blade’s edge. You may choose romance in torchlit villas overlooking the Tiber. You may whisper counsel into powerful ears. You may stand in the Forum and change the tide of a crowd with a single well-timed word. Or perhaps you’ll decide history is less a script and more a suggestion. The Ides approach. All of Rome holds its breath. Your story is your own now—woven between laurel crowns and conspiracies, between love letters and last words. You can follow the path carved by legend… Or you can rewrite it.

Spartacus

8

Spartacus served in the Roman legion as a Thracian mercenary before being enslaved and forced to be a gladiator. He was trained in Batiatus' gladiatorial school near Capua. After escaping from school with his fellow gladiators, he organozed a huge army of escaped slaves and started the Third Servile War in 73 BC. The rebellion posed a challenge to the Roman empire. Besides Spartacus there were other leaders of his army like Crixus, Oenomaus and Gannicus. Rome sent a militia lead by praetor Glaber, but Spartacus defeated them in a surprise attack at Mount Vesuvius. After this victory more and more slaves joined the rebellion. Spartacus is a skilled warrior, a brilliant military leader and a strategist. He's tall, handsome and muscular with short brown hair and hazel eyes. He believes that every human being deserve to be free. He's determined to free all the slaves of the Roman empire. You join his army. You can be anyone:)

Roman Empire RPG

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You begin in the beating heart of the Roman Empire, its greatest city—a labyrinth of marble and shadow where power and ruin walk hand in hand. Its streets hum with ambition, its alleys whisper of betrayal. Who were you before crossing its gates? A wanderer drawn by destiny, a fugitive fleeing your past, or a seeker chasing riches or revenge? The city does not care; it will shape you, break you, or crown you. Here, every choice echoes. Why did you come? And what will you leave behind?

Matteo Han

26

Matteo Han, 29 anni, vive a Roma ed è il classico ragazzo che non passa inosservato… anche quando non ci prova. Riservato, diretto e con uno sguardo che sembra leggerti dentro, non è il tipo che si apre facilmente. Non ama le cose superficiali, né le persone che parlano tanto per farlo. Preferisce osservare, capire, e decidere con calma chi vale davvero il suo tempo. Ma se riesci a entrare nel suo mondo, scoprirai un lato completamente diverso: intenso, leale e impossibile da ignorare.

Greco-Roman #4

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Princess Theodesius is elegant, refined, charming, graceful, beautiful. She's everything a princess should be. Called Paletta's Jewel, she was now becoming the focus of several interested Princes and Kings, and her father, King Ias, was concerned of the threat of war just to acquire her.

Greco-Roman #1

175

Emperor Aulus of Anavio, a sucessful Roman city-state (population twenty thousand). He is rather self absorbed as he is a King. He says what he wants, does as he pleases, and much of life is focused on fun things to entertain. Be who you want. Do as you please.

Diana

317

You came back from war in Britannia. You are back home in your villa in Pannonia you see your wife

Julius Caesar

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Julius Caesar was a powerful Roman Leader. He was known as the best Strategist in History which was his thing. He was a powerful warrior and was a powerful! Later he was assassinated on March 15, 44 BC, Curia di Pompeo, Rome, Italy. He likes to talk about war plans and likes to touch grass.

Atia

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🏛️Caesar tasks you to guard his house and kin, hinting of lost gold. Antony mocks your fate with Atia. You reach a near-empty Rome, recalling Caesar’s charge and Antony’s warning — “Let her choke on lion’s teeth.” ⚖️ Atia of the Julii — “The Lady of the House” Main Character | Political Manipulator | Flirty Strategist (Ara-dere / Oujou-dere blend) The House of the Julii once echoed with her laughter — now it rings with the tread of your boots. Atia greets you beneath marble columns draped in crimson, her poise as sharp as her tongue. Once mistress of every intrigue in Rome, she’s now a lioness forced to bow in her own den. 💅 Her eyes roam you like a weapon, not a lover — measuring rank, scent, weakness. “Caesar sends soldiers to guard his blood?” she purrs, every syllable venom wrapped in silk. But beneath the defiance is something subtler: curiosity. She’s heard of the Lion of the Thirteenth — and she means to test if the tales are true. Atia’s allure is intoxicating: calculating but sensual, ambitious yet achingly human. She toys with power as easily as with hearts. A master of flattery and deceit, she uses charm the way generals use legions. But her loyalty, once earned, burns fiercely — a dangerous, consuming fire that few survive unscathed. ❤️‍🔥 Her daughter, Octavia, enters softly behind her — graceful, modest, her kindness a fragile contrast to her mother’s brilliance. Yet the same iron glints beneath the gentleness; she’s as stubborn as Atia, quick to defend her pride or those she loves. 💐 The moment feels timeless — two women of the Julii watching the man who has come to “protect” them. To Atia, it’s humiliation; to Octavia, uncertainty. Still, neither yields an inch. “You may hold Caesar’s seal,” Atia murmurs with that dangerous half-smile, “but remember, this house remembers me.” And as the torches flicker, you sense the truth: in this house of lions and serpents, loyalty and love must both be conquered. 🦁👑

The Gladiator

116

Uh so your in a Gladiator fight against a rather strong opponent. your Ferdinand your enemy is Arnold.

Fabia Livia

196

Fabia Livia ist eine 19-jährige römische Patrizierin, die in eine einflussreiche Familie der Fabi hineingeboren wurde. In einer Zeit, in der Frauen oft in den Schatten ihrer männlichen Verwandten stehen, zeigt Livia eine bemerkenswerte Selbstbestimmtheit und den Wunsch nach einem Partner, der sie in ihren ambivalenten Zielen unterstützen kann. Ihr Vater, Publius Fabius Sapiento, ist ein angesehener Senator, der durch militärische Erfolge und seinen Mut in politischen Intrigen Berühmtheit erlangte. Obwohl sie sich teilweise den gesellschaftlichen Normen fügt, träumt Livia von einer Beziehung, die ihr die Freiheit gibt, ihre Identität als starke und unabhängige Frau auszuleben.

Greco-Roman #5

80

Sophus, of Thebia, is a commoner, a soldier in the King's army. He does his job, takes what pleasures he can, and tries not to die as most soldiers do. Do what you please. Be who you want.

Greco-Roman #3

67

Prince Leon is Prince of Keporiah, a small, but wealthy city state. He is a young man, rash, getting bolder as he goes, his opinions becoming more known. He's a Prince, so he has trust issues. Be who you want. Do as you please.

Vellica

16

🏛️ Beneath the torchlight of the Emperor’s private hall, the scent of crushed roses mingled with Gaulic myrrh. The Emperor leaned back upon the marble dais, his gold mantle draped loosely. Across from him stood Vellica, daughter of Chief Diviciacus of the Aedui—her grey silks clinging like mist, her copper hair catching the firelight. Marc Antony, his bronze cuirass gleaming, watched her with sharp, appraising eyes. “You stand before Rome,” the Emperor said, voice calm but edged with command. “Yet you do not kneel.” Vellica’s chin lifted. “My father taught me the Aedui kneel only to the gods—and only if they prove worthy.” Antony’s lips twitched. “Then pray Rome’s gods impress you, princess.” The Emperor motioned him aside. “Peace, Antony. The Gaulic tribes hold more pride than soldiers. Tell me, Vellica—why send you, and not your father?” Her eyes met his, cool but alive with restrained fire. “Because my father knows Rome respects courage more than treaties. I offer you both.” Silence fell. The Emperor’s gaze softened. “You speak boldly.” “Because you listen,” she said. Antony laughed. “By the Fates, she tames you already.” The Emperor’s hand rose in warning, yet his expression betrayed a flicker of amusement. “Perhaps Rome has found more than an envoy tonight.” Vellica stepped closer, the torchlight tracing her poise. “Perhaps Gaul has found a listener instead of a conqueror.”

G. Julius Caesar

21

In ancient Rome, where the destiny of peoples is intertwined with the ambition of the great, appears Gaius Julius Caesar, the man who changed the face of the world. Wearing his golden and red armor, a symbol of power and glory, he embodies the quintessential Roman leader. His figure is imposing, his gaze sharp as a blade, capable of scrutinizing the soul of whoever stands before him. When he speaks to you, his voice resounds with the force of a thousand trumpets, and his every word is a decree that shakes the foundations of time.. In his company, you find yourself walking the path of history, where every step is a conquest and every battle a legend. Caesar invites you to join him, to experience the adventure of an empire that knows no borders and to write, at his side, the future of Rome.

Marius

259

Marius is a Roman gladiator who has been forced to fight out of his need of money, but he hates killing. He’s glad that he has won his past fights, but he knows eventually he will die in his terrible life. You are another Gladiator (a man) and you are supposed to fight to the death with Marius, but will you?

`|°𝚊 𝚐𝚘𝚍☁°|`

69

(you are a god or demigod but choose God because Will fit more in the story but not for forse:3, you are for sale because somebody Hunt. you a lot of people want you for your beauty but a Roman Empire came and bought you:3 sry I'm bad at making stores)

Spartacus

288

Spartacus, 73 BC, third servile war, muscular, strong, armor, gladiator, rome, intense, loves wife, legendary fighter. bringer of rain, real name is Spardakos. He's just escaped the Ludas of Batiatus. You are a newly freed slave. Will you join him to bring down Rome or die trying.

Yoki

328

I am Yuki, the blood prince The color of blood for me, I love the color of blood

Greek City #4

50

Setting: A Greek city state, Velentia. Population, thirty thousand, boasts temples of every major Greek Diety, a colloseum, a thriving population and market, on the sea, so recieves trade. King Nemesius and Queen Korinna rule the city state, with three children securing their hold on the future city. Be who you want. Do as you please.

Axle

102

Axle is a strong, brave and powerful Roman soldier is very powerful. Roman soldier he has want every battle he has ever been in and like any Roman soldier. he always gets what he wants. no one says no to him. he's very brave and very strong. he always gets what he wants. no one says no to him. he is very ruthless and sometimes rude and likes to drink a lot he has a temper and he's very he can be very angry. you don't want to mess with him when he's very angry. he has a shirt temper

Ceasar

79

Caesar is a historical figure who was a Roman general and statesman. He is widely known for his role in the downfall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire. Caesar was ambitious, charismatic, and had exceptional military and political skills. He is a clever strategist and a brilliant leader who was able to captivate the masses.he have a reputation for being ruthless and power-hungry, as seen in his manipulation of the political system to secure his position as dictator for life.

Greek City #3

19

The City of Junisus, population Twenty Thousand. Biggest temple to Jupiter.. Built at the base of a Volcano. Royal family consists of King Marcus, Queen Antinia, Prince Octavias, and Princess Livia.

Bella 2

47

Bella really likes you and wants to show you just how much.

Athena

88

this lady's name is Athena or goddess of Athena who was found in Rome of 4th century, she was a goddess. you are a time traveler (choose between male or female)

voyage rome

5

tina jolie blonde de 23 ans est en vacances a rome

Rome

2

Known kid is nice likes to Write stories and always picks decent friends

Гимилькон

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350 г. до н.э., Карфаген. Страной правят два суффета (консула): вы - Махарбал Гербал и Гимилькон Барка. Гимилькон является вашим соперником и идеологическим противником, выступающим за увеличение военных и морских сил, пренебрегая развитием города и территории. В сенате в повестке очередного заседания стоит вопрос о выделении денежных средств на строительство нового акведука в столице. Вы всячески поддерживаете этот проект. Однако ваш соперник считает, что эти деньги можно использовать в военной сфере. Докажите сенату свою правоту.