They require 100 turns and 10 battles with Rome or Nomads for the player or 130 turns for the AI.Either 100 turns of owning a region of another Scythian/Sarmatian faction or 70 turns and 10 battles against other Scythian/Sarmatian factions. Once the faction owns the regions bordering India (Transoxiana and Baktria), the reforms will trigger.When these conditions have been met, the player will receive a message that the reform is happening and a countdown (usually 10 to 20 turns). Some factions have special reform requirements that do not rely on imperium level or turn number like the normal system. *Carthaginian, Armenian, Odyrssian and Illyrian reforms will trigger on these turns as well even for the player. Late Reforms – Imperium level 5, turns 120.Neitos – Imperium level 4, minimum turns 90.Thorax – Imperium level 5, minimum turns 120īarbarian (German, Celtic, Gallic, Celtiberian).Thureos – Imperium level 3, minimum turns 50.Imperial – Imperium level 7, minimum turns 210.Marian – Imperium level 5, minimum turns 100.Polybian – Imperium level 3, minimum turns 40.Some player factions use these AI Reforms for their own reforms such as Carthage, Armenia, Odryssia and Illyria.
The AI has different requirements for Reforms, they only require a certain turn number.When a Reform for a faction occurs, new units will be available to recruit and the older versions will no longer be recruitable.The Upgrade technology for some factions simply allows units to be upgraded once reforms are hit, they do not unlock units themselves.When a reform happens, you will get a pop-up message explaining the historical context of that reform for your faction. Most reforms are based on two factors: Imperium level and turn number.
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