1600 denarii	3 turns	Large Town	Upgrades to Pro-Consul's Palace

A Governor's Palace is a deliberately impressive symbol of Roman political might and authority. Its grandeur shows the locals the benefits of Roman rule and the futility of rebellion. Because it is a major centre of government, diplomats receive training here too.

The Palace allows further development to continue in the settlement around it, as the town becomes a place that attracts wealth and influence. The finer things in life - such as entertainment and education - become available as a result. Improvements to existing structures and new, advanced building projects can now be carried out.

• The House of Julii
• The House of Brutii
• The House of Scipii
• S.P.Q.R.
• Roman Empire

• Allows recruitment of Peasants
• Allows the recruitment of Diplomats