Expeditions: Rome Easter Eggs on PC

Here are our Easter Eggs for Expeditions: Rome on PC. The most trustworthy items get the most 'thumbs up' from our users and appear nearer the top!

Expeditions: Rome has become well known for its historical relevance and accuracy. 

The Choas gate is found in a different gate called Hades. In this game, you enter the gate and become chaos. In Expeditions: Rome, the gate is found on a corner near a building but, unfortunately, is not accessible as in Hades.

This is a side quest in the game that can be done by talking to Tinu, Divitiacus’s son. Your quest is to fetch menhir for a small village in Western Gaul. The Easter Egg here is that this random travel event actually makes reference to Asterix and Oblix, an old book cartoon book series. 

The Conquest of Gaul and the Praetorians in the third act of the game are mostly inspired by Commentaries of the Gallic War written by Gaius Julius Ceasor. There is also evidence of other historical events taken from other commentaries, such as the Commentaries of the Civil War.

In the game, Marcus Aurelius is a Praetorian you can recruit in the tent at Veles. He is a great scout and an asset to have in the game. He is a reference to one of the Roman Emperors, Marcus Aurelius Antonius, and his character traits are said to be relatively similar. 

Ask a Question