r/spqrposting MARCVS·VLPIVS·TRAIANVS Jul 11 '25

Roman Emperor Battle Royale: Round XI

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Vitellius was eliminated with 100% of the vote

Inspired by the English Monarchs Battle Royale in r/UKmonarchs , I thought it would be fun to do with the Roman Emperors. Here are the rules.

  1. All Emperors in this scenario are at their prime they were at any point DURING THEIR REIGNING YEARS, but they are fighting ALONE. No armies, no alliances, no forts and no outside help.
  2. All Monarchs in this scenario have one sword and one shield and that's it. Otherwise, they have to rely on strength, cunning, and intelligence to get them through. It is like The Hunger Games, but with the emperors.
  3. You can only eliminate one emperor at a time.
  4. The vote is cross-posted amongst multiple communities. If you vote on more than one post, your vote will count as one, but if it is a tie, that is an automatic tiebreaker loss

Who do you think would be eliminated next? If there ever is a tie, and no penalty, I will do a wheelspin to eliminate one.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '25

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u/prehistoric_monster Jul 11 '25

Yeah but if he didn't turn Rome into an empire we wouldn't have got idiots like the ones that got booted, besides I want the last two to be Nero and Marcus Aurelius and see what reasons the guys would come up for why each should win

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u/prehistoric_monster Jul 11 '25

Oh I'm not saying that, in my opinion I want the real battle royale to happen and that is everyone after Marcus Aurelius, with the exception of Constantine and Aurelian, to be x-ed and also Augustus to be x-ed, because let's face it they're the ones that truly matter

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u/prehistoric_monster Jul 11 '25

So Augustus should be kicked alongside every emperor after Marcus Aurelius, aka the one's that fucked pax romana except Constantine and Aurelian who tried to reinstate it