Across the vast and sprawling domains of once mighty empires, a pervasive sense of unease has taken grip. The cornerstones that for centuries sustained their authority are showing undeniable signs of fracture. Rebellions flare in remote provinces, discontent festers among the populace, and once-loyal vassals begin to doubt the emperor's legitimacy.

The mighty Roman Empire, once a sprawling nation stretching from Britannia to the East|the vast stretches of North Africa, was not immune to the inevitable march of time. Seeds of corruption were sown in its very foundations, festering over centuries and inevitably leading to its abrupt demise. {Internal strife|divisions within the empire proved