The divide et impera" overhaul if you want a historical and realistic experience. "Parabellum" overhaul if you want a historical, but an improved vanilla experience.

Hi,

I am using the "SaveParser" Tool for 40 slots armies (more variation of troops within an army).

Avoid 3x unit size Mods. They cause problems with performance, landing actions and pathfinding.

Some ones I think make for a more enjoyable campaign include City Sak and Liberation Mod by Dresden which allows all factions the ability to sack and liberate, Increased XP for Generals and Agents Mod (1TPY, GC), Added More General Units, Roman Centurion Mod. I feel those are the bare minimum things that the origional game should have done anyway. I also use double artillery (polybolos and scorpians), Field Works/Deployable Fortifications Mod, and Gladiators_Garrison Mod to make rome alil more versitile/historically accurate. I am trying to work on my own mod to beef up barbarian effictiveness and variety but I'm having some troubles as I am new to it and not a computer expert. Having trouble making the mods compatible with other mods so dont think I should publish them unitl they work correctly. I plan on using Thracian Roster Expanded and Reskin and Getae Roster Expanded (without Pikemen) to try and beef up those factions.

My Mods is focused on upgrading the vanilla units, and giving more vanilla unit variety for the gallic factions. Also giving more special abilities to provide more command options and alil better gameplay. with that said I can get it to work for myself, just not compatible with other vanilla unit mod change ups.