34 Armenia allies with Mithradates: If 32 is unplayed, treat as 32. Else Mithradates allies with the Armenians. Add 1 to Mithradates aggression level. Add 1 to Armenian aggression level. Treat as 35 once rolled.
35 Mithradates slaughters the Galatian Thanes. If 32 is unplayed, treat as 32. Else Mithradates lures the Galatian chieftains to a council and has them massacred. The surviving Galatian leadership applies to Rome for help, treat as a Friend and Ally application. In any war against Mithradates, the Galatians will provide 2d6 elements from II/30b as an ally contingent. The Roman player selects the elements. If the result is six or more elements, one must be an ally general. Mithradates becomes adjacent to Cilicia and Syria when this is played, becoming a ‘potential enemy’ as opposed to invader. Treat as 36 once rolled.
36 Mithradates Grand Offensive: Playable only after 32 and 33 and 34, and if they all have not occurred then takes the place of the lowest-number one still unplayed. Mithradates launches his grand offensive, with simultaneous invasions of Greece, Macedon, Asia, and Cilicia. If rolled again, before Mithradates’ defeat, another invasion is launched of these provinces. If Mithradates forces reach a victory level of 4 or more in Greece or Macedon, then the next time this is rolled Mithradates invades Italy. Once Mithradates is defeated, this is treated as 37 Parthian intrigue.
37 Parthian Intrigue: The Parthians are stirring up trouble again. Subtract 1 from aggression die rolls for Asia and Cilicia provinces, permanently. A second roll results in a Parthian invasion of either Asia or Cilicia, or a Friend and Ally in the above provinces.
38 Armenian Intervention. An Armenian army enters Roman territory in the east or the territory of a Friend and Ally. The provincial governor of Asia and/or Cilicia may fight a war against the Armenians.
39 Armenia seeks to topple the Seleucid kingdom in Syria: Treat as 70 if 70 not yet played. Else Armenia invades Syria. Roman governor of Cilicia may wage a foreign war against Armenia.
40 Tigranes comes to power in Armenia. Armenia’s list changes, as does its aggression level. If this event occurs the second time, treat as 38. If 38 has already occurred, then treat as 39. Once Tigranes is defeated, this event is treated as 38, permanently.
41,42 Servile Revolt: The slaves rise in revolt in this province. No income (except plunder) possible. If Sicily, Africa, or Italy, the effects of Grain Shortage are also in effect. The Servile Army becomes a foreign war enemy. Use list II/45b.
43 Peculations of a Quaestor: The provincial quaestor turns out to have greater skill at embezzling than at managing funds. Subtract 1d10 talents from the revenues of this province. If negative, the provincial governor must make up the difference from his personal funds.
44 Slash and Burn Tax Farming: The previous governor allowed all manner of excesses in collecting the taxes, with the result that provincial revenues this round are halved, and the province is in 64 Unrest (see below). Permanent +2 to revolt die rolls in this province.
45,46 Wrath of Jove: Earthquake strikes in this province. 1D4 elements from the army must be diverted to relief and rebuilding. At least one element must be Roman 4Bd or 4Sp.
47,48 Major Campaign: This event must be played on a province with a foreign war. If no foreign wars anywhere, then the province affected has a war started by the Senate. The Senate has provided additional resources and troops to this province at no cost to the player. The army is augmented by 1 Cv3 general, and 4x4 Bd. The province can conduct two battle rounds in each foreign war in the province, or three battle rounds in any one foreign war.
49, 50 Assassin: An assassin strikes at any player or NPC target selected by the player rolling this result: possibilities include the governor of the designated province, or the leader of a Servile revolt, or a consul, demagogue, tribune of the plebs or the head of an enemy nation. The target is selected by the player who rolls this result. Roll a die, on a 4,5,6 the target is killed. If a player, the next senior member of the faction takes over (but is in Rome for this round). If a non-player consul, the legate in any province with the most prestige becomes proconsul suffectus for the round, receiving credit as if he were governor. Cancels effect of demagogue or tribune of plebs if they are targeted.
51, 52 Stranded Hellenistic Mercenaries: Hellenistic mercenaries in the pay of local potentates find themselves out of work. Receive 1x4Ax and 1x2LH for free. You must pay them for future campaigns.
52, 53 Veterans Flock to the Standards: Aware of the governors previous military reputation, locally mustered-out veterans are recruited. Add 1x4Bd element to each group of 4x4Bd or 3Bd+1Sp (legion) fielded in this province this year. These elements count as Roman.

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