It's worth shopping around and looking out for sales if you want to get the DLC cheaper.
Some mods also allow you to play some of the non-playable Barbarian factions (though not the ones upgraded by the DLCs.)
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You'll still encounter them in the campaign and be able to fight against them with their full DLC rosters even if you don't buy any DLC as they get added in patches for multiplayer compatibility and for the AI to use in campaigns. Note that you only need the DLC to play as those factions. Hannibal at the Gates Campaign Pack = Arevaci, Lusitani, (both Iberian Tribes) also Syracuse (who are Greek States Culture.) Pirates & Raiders Culture Pack = Ardiaei, Odrysian Kingdom and Tylis (All Balkans Tribes Culture.)Ĭaesar in Gaul Campaign Pack = Boii, Galatia and Nervii (All Gallic Tribes Culture) Nomadic Tribes Culture Pack = Massagetae, Roxolani and Royal Scythia (All Nomadic Tribes Culture.) The paid-DLC which allows you to play as additional Barbarians in the Grand Campaign are: There are also dozens of non-playable Barbarian factions covering large areas of the Grand Campaign map. The Desert Kingdoms Culture Pack introduces four new playable factions to Total War: ROME II.
(Massilia, also from a Free-DLC, is a Hellenic/Barbarian hybrid.) Total War: ROME II Rise of the Republic is a thrilling new campaign pack charting the events surrounding Rome in the 4th century BC. Is there a DLC that adds more barbarian factions on the grand campaign?Īrverni (Gallic Tribes,) Iceni (Brittanic Tribes,) Suebi (Germanic Tribes,) and Getae (Balkans Tribes) are the four playable Barbarian factions in the base game + Free-DLC. Originally posted by Chenni:When starting a vanilla Grand Campaign, I can only see Arverni, Iceni, and Suebi (does Getae count as barbaian too?)
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