The Competition

Our Rivals

Marc Antony faces many rivals, but none can match his vision and leadership for Rome’s future.

How We Stack Up

Criteria	Marc Antony	Caesar	Brutus	Cassius
Vision for Rome's Future	Focused on Unity and Growth	Dominance and Control	Overthrow Existing Power	Expand Personal Influence
Economic Reforms	Fair Taxation and Trade	Wealth Concentration	No Clear Plan	Favoritism for Elites
Military Strategy	Defensive Readiness	Offensive Conquest	Divisive Tactics	Ruthless Expansion
Popularity Among the People	Beloved for Leadership	Feared and Respected	Mixed Reputation	Largely Disliked
Commitment to Unity	A United Rome	Centralized Authority	Factions and Division	Power at Any Cost

The Rivals

Julius Caesar

Julius Caesar has such an ego and unrelenting ambition leading to fears of tyranny. His disregard for traditional Roman government destabilized the Roman Republic and his 'dictator-like' leadership led to many political enemies and overall chaos in Rome.

Marcus Junius Brutus

Brutus, once a close ally of Caesar, became his greatest betrayer. Driven by a belief in restoring the Roman Republic and its values, Brutus sided with the conspirators who assassinated Caesar, marking him as a symbol of loyalty to the Republic and the fight against perceived tyranny.

Gaius Cassius Longinus

Cassius was another key conspirator in the assassination of Caesar. Known for his strategic mind and distrust of Caesar's growing power, Cassius sought to preserve the Roman Republic by orchestrating the plot against Caesar, believing that Caesar's rise to power would lead to the end of Roman liberty.

Why Marc Antony is the Best Choice

Antony’s leadership, loyalty to Rome, and military prowess make him the leader Rome deserves.

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