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Leader of the Sumerians, who belives he is destined for greatness after receiving a dream from Ishtar, the goddess of war.
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Leader of the Sumerians, who belives believes he is destined for greatness after receiving a dream from Ishtar, the goddess of war.
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* OddNameOut: Like all East Asian civilizations in the original game, Yamato is named after a state or ruling dynasty rather than the people or culture. In this case, it's the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_House_of_Japan Imperial House of Japan]] or Yamato dynasty, the current royal family of Japan and one of the oldest monarchies in the world.
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* OddNameOut: Like all East Asian civilizations in the original game, Yamato is named after a state or ruling dynasty rather than the people or culture. In this case, it's the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_House_of_Japan Imperial House of Japan]] or Yamato dynasty, the current royal family of Japan and one of the oldest monarchies in the world. Downplayed, however, as Yamato is also another name for Japan, and for the main ethnic group of Japan.
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* SanitySlippage: At first Sargon belives he's enacting a prophetic dream from Ishtar and rules fairly, but by the end of his life Sargon is convived that he's a PhysicalGod, and taxes and mistreat's his citizens so badly that they are in open revolt.
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* BloodKnight: Pyrrhus's lust for battle is the cause of many of his problems.
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--> '''(Intro to "Pyrrhic Victories"):''' ''Pyrrhus now neither had enemies to fight, nor pressing disputes to manage. It was the first period of prolonged peace that he had experienced in many years, and he hated every minute of it. Men like him are built for war, and they start to break down come peacetime. Pyrrhus was looking for any excuse to rally his men again.''
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial:
** In the intro to "A Second Alexander", Pyrrhus tells Cineas that the one thing that makes life worth living is the legacy left behind.
--> ''"For him, carving a legacy is the one thing that truly gives life meaning. He says, 'a man must fight unrelentingly to become stronger than all others, until he finds himself alone on the throne of the world - just as Alexander did."''
** After his defeat at the end of "Sisyphus", he tells Cineas that despite the odds placed on him, [[{{Determinator}} he refuses to give up]]:
--> '''Pyrrhus:''' ''Perhaps it is pointless in the end, and perhaps I will die before achieving what I set out to do. It does not matter. If you give up on your ambitions, then you might as well be dead — for you are already dead inside.'
** In the intro to "A Second Alexander", Pyrrhus tells Cineas that the one thing that makes life worth living is the legacy left behind.
--> ''"For him, carving a legacy is the one thing that truly gives life meaning. He says, 'a man must fight unrelentingly to become stronger than all others, until he finds himself alone on the throne of the world - just as Alexander did."''
** After his defeat at the end of "Sisyphus", he tells Cineas that despite the odds placed on him, [[{{Determinator}} he refuses to give up]]:
--> '''Pyrrhus:''' ''Perhaps it is pointless in the end, and perhaps I will die before achieving what I set out to do. It does not matter. If you give up on your ambitions, then you might as well be dead — for you are already dead inside.'
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* ThePeterPrinciple: Averted as he realized from the example of Emperor's past, that running an empire requires delegation.
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* ThePeterPrinciple: Averted as he realized from the example of Emperor's past, that running an empire requires delegation.
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* MyCountryRightOrWrong: In the intro to "Legates and Legions", Trajan mentions that the soldier's blood is the rich men's currency, however, as a Legionnaire, he must answer Rome's call.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Discussed by Trajan himself in his deathbed. He wonders, after leaving a bar too highly raised, if he's Rome's savior or its doom-bringer.
--> ''"Yet, at the same time, doubt and dread gnaw at me. Now that I have raised the bar, others will try and match it and their vain ambition, conceit, and impossible expectations could drag Rome towards the same familiar decline from which I rescued it. Was I Rome's savior, or its doom?"''
* WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility: Trajan knows very well that leading an empire like Rome requires a lot of responsability, something he makes clear in the intro to "Roman Repute".
--> ''"Yet, at the same time, doubt and dread gnaw at me. Now that I have raised the bar, others will try and match it and their vain ambition, conceit, and impossible expectations could drag Rome towards the same familiar decline from which I rescued it. Was I Rome's savior, or its doom?"''
* WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility: Trajan knows very well that leading an empire like Rome requires a lot of responsability, something he makes clear in the intro to "Roman Repute".
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*PyrrhicVictory: The UrExample. While he earned many victories they'd often cost him in the long run, especially those won against the Romans.
*PyrrhicVictory: The UrExample. While he earned many victories they'd often cost him in the long run, especially those won against the Romans.
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* ToughActToFollow: While otherwise content, on his deathbed Trajan worries this of himself. That the strong precedent he set will cause emperor's after him to aim for similar acts of greatness, and this may one day lead to Rome's downfall should their reach exceed their grasp.
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*ThePeterPrinciple: Averted as he realized from the example of Emperor's past, that running an empire requires delegation.
* MarriedToTheJob: Though HappilyMarried to his wife, Trajan never sired any children, viewing the empire itself as his family.
* ToughActToFollow: While otherwise content, on his deathbed Trajan worries this of himself. That the strong prescient he set will cause succeeding emperor's to attempt similar acts of greatness, and may one day lead to Rome's downfall.
*WorthyOpponent: Viewed the Parthian ruler Osroes as such, recognizing much of himself in the man, and how easily his own fortune may have turned had he suffered the same setbacks Osroes did in his war effort.
* MarriedToTheJob: Though HappilyMarried to his wife, Trajan never sired any children, viewing the empire itself as his family.
* ToughActToFollow: While otherwise content, on his deathbed Trajan worries this of himself. That the strong prescient he set will cause succeeding emperor's to attempt similar acts of greatness, and may one day lead to Rome's downfall.
*WorthyOpponent: Viewed the Parthian ruler Osroes as such, recognizing much of himself in the man, and how easily his own fortune may have turned had he suffered the same setbacks Osroes did in his war effort.
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* MysteriousPast: His exact origins are largely unknown, with some believing he descended from the heavens, and others others, that he was an orphan who arrived from a river was found in a basket. basket, or that he was the son of a priestess who'd [[MysticalPregnancy never lain with a man]]. The only response Sargon ever gives, was to smile at the theory's.rumors, being only interested in his future.
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* CoolMask: Begins wearing a sculpted [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sargon_of_Akkad#/media/File%3ASargon_of_Akkad_(1936).jpg metal mask]] as his empire grows.
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