Liberatores: The Conspiracy to Liberate Rome — Prices

In *Liberatores: The Conspiracy to Liberate Rome*, you are a Roman senator immersed in a web of intrigue and power. The main objective? To decide the fate of Julius Caesar! But it's not as simple as it seems, as each player takes on a secret role with very different motivations.

You could be an Agent, loyal to Caesar and determined to protect him; a Republican, who dreams of restoring the old democracy and, to do so, needs to eliminate the dictator; or a Competitor, who also wants Caesar out of the way, but with the intention of seizing power and becoming the next tyrant. This dynamic of hidden roles immediately sets the tone for the game: a lot of suspicion and bluffing at the table!

During the game, which unfolds over seven rounds, your actions are crucial. Each turn, you choose between three main options: bribe a citizen to increase the influence of the Liberatores (the group that wants Caesar dead), hire a citizen to use their special abilities, or send a citizen to Caesar for income – but beware, this action also strengthens Caesar's influence! Money is scarce, and this is the only way to get it.

Additionally, you can try to sabotage your rivals by sending a servant to decrease the influence of whoever you suspect to be the Agent or the Competitor. At the end of the seventh round, roles are revealed, and each faction's influence is counted. If Caesar has more influence, the Agent celebrates. If the Liberatores prevail, the Republicans win... unless the Competitor has more personal influence than the other Republicans, crowning himself the new dictator of Rome. Get ready for a lot of deduction and betrayal!