While players can choose strategies in Expeditions: Rome, Commanders (Centurions) are needed on the field to execute them. The choice of which commanders to pick and why can be difficult, but some commanders are definitely better than others.
First and foremost, you should never choose a less than Indifferent Commander. Avoid Disgruntled or even a Hesitant Commander at all costs. Choose any of thePleased Commanders, preferablyInfantryfor the first one.
Every character, no matter how small, reacts to your actions. If they already dislike the way you behave this early on, they will only grow to hate you more over time and that can result in revolt.
The game advises picking until you have all four specializations, but you shouldn’t do that. All you really need is one commander at first. You don’t need to worry about the cost, as even the most expensive commanders are still incredibly cheap.
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There are multiple different specializations:
Some commanders are better suited to some situations than others, but it depends on the particular situation. The cards in battle will show how risky something is, so consider them more than your specialization.
It’s not too late to change the difficulty if it’s too hard. ReadWhat difficulty should I choose? Difficulty Levels in Expeditions: Romefor more on difficulty levels! For more info, guides, and news onExpedition: Rome, stay here on Pro Game Guides!
