Across the vast and sprawling domains of once mighty empires, a pervasive sense of unease has taken root. The foundations that for centuries upheld their rule are showing undeniable signs of fracture. Rebellions ignite in previously provinces, discontent festers among the populace, and once-loyal vassals begin to doubt the emperor's right to rule.

The mighty Roman Empire, once a sprawling kingdom stretching from Spain to Persia|the vast stretches of North Africa, was not immune to the inevitable march of time. Seeds of corruption were sown in its very heart, festering over centuries and finally leading to its gradual demise. {Internal strife|divisions within the empire proved a formidable