Rome

Rome, or Roma, is the capital of the Roman Empire and previous capital of the Kingdom of Italy. Situated West of the Appennini, it coasts the Mediterranean Sea. With a population of 6, it's firmly the biggest city in Adamantum.

Like the Empire and previously Italy, its *$67,000 GDP is heavily reliant on agrarian products: 50% of the entire town revenue arrives by the sale of carrots, 40% from wheat, 5% from sugarcanes and 5% from pumpkins. Although profitable in the autumn, summer and spring, where temperatures hit 60ºC, the winter is harsh. In fact, the entire Roman economy stalls to a halt during this season, as the low temperatures freeze the waters and fields, preventing crops from growing and the Italians from selling them.

*The Roman GDP hereby stated is not reliable. It only accounts for one single harvest of certain Roman areas.

Rome is 113 plots big, 12 of which farms, 1 jail. Rome is also geared with 3 forts. The main infrastructure stems from the Omnes Viae Square: the Cardo Rerapum connects the plaza to the Rerum Port, while the Decumicolare connects the Cardo Extis (under development), Western housing and farming to Amphitheater Virgili (under development) and Collectia Aurae.