Learn about Total War: Rome II government buildings like Governor's House, Villa, Palace, and Councilor's Chamber, and their effects.
Governor's House
The Governor's House is a foundational government building in Total War: Rome II. It allows you to train Peasants and enables the construction of "First Tier" buildings.
Governor's Villa
The Governor's Villa builds upon the Governor's House. It also enables the training of Peasants, but additionally allows you to recruit diplomats. Furthermore, it unlocks the construction of "Second Tier" buildings.
Governor's Palace
The Governor's Palace is the next step in government infrastructure. It continues to enable the training of Peasants and the recruitment of diplomats. Its primary advancement is enabling the construction of "Third Tier" buildings.
Councilor's Chamber
The Councilor's Chamber further expands your governmental capabilities. Like its predecessors, it enables the training of Peasants and the recruitment of diplomats. It is required for the construction of "Fourth Tier" buildings.
Royal Palace
The Royal Palace represents the highest tier of government building. It improves your Generals' bodyguards, enables the training of Peasants, and allows for the recruitment of diplomats. Crucially, it enables the construction of "Fifth Tier" buildings.
- Prioritize constructing these buildings to unlock more advanced structures and units.
- Diplomats are essential for certain diplomatic actions, so ensure you have a building that allows their recruitment.
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