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Trajan leads Rome in Sid Meier's Civilization VI.
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He ruled Rome at the height of its territorial expanse, built many public projects, and is remembered as one of the Five Good Emperors.
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All Roads Lead to Rome – which is also the name of Rome's special ability.
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Not only do all cities start with a Trading Post, but new cities within trade route range of your capital also start with a road to them.
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Your Trade Routes earn extra Gold for passing through Trading Posts in your own cities.
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Rome's unique unit is the Legion.
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Although more expensive than the Swordsman it replaces, it is stronger and can function as a military engineer to build forts and roads, but keep in mind there's only a limited number of times that they can build.
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The Baths are Rome's replacement for the Aqueduct.
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It provides Amenities and more Housing than the Aqueduct.
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Trajan's Column is his special ability.
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All cities start with one free building in their city center.
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Most of the time this'll be a monument.
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To make the most of Rome's abilities, you're going to want to establish cities quickly, then head for Engineering as a technology to take advantage of their Baths.
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After that you'll want to expand quickly across the world.
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While this might lead you into conflict with other civilizations, don't be afraid to rely on your mighty Legions.
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You'll have early access to Forts to help you hold your territorial gains.
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Can you lead your people to an age of peace from your eternal city?
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How will you lead Rome in Sid Meier's Civilization VI?
