Et Tu, Dumbass?

Et Tu, Dumbass?

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πŸ›οΈ ROMA πŸ›οΈ

80 AD. THE ROMAN EMPIRE.

The Colosseum roars.
The wine flows.
The Senate steals.
The aristocrats screw.
And somewhere, a muscular idiot is flexing at a marble statue.

Human civilization has apparently peaked.

THE GREATEST EMPIRE IN HISTORY.
RUN BY THE BIGGEST COLLECTION OF ASSHOLES ALIVE.

🍷 AVE, IDIOTUS! 🍷

Welcome to Rome, 80 AD, during the reign of Emperor Titus.

A magnificent city of marble temples, spectacular engineering, military conquest, and public toilets where grown men conduct business meetings while taking a shit.

Here, gladiators are celebrities. Politicians are criminals with better wardrobes. Wealthy aristocrats collect lovers like expensive furniture. And the public bathhouses have more gossip than the entire Senate.

The streets are crowded, the wine is questionable, and your personal dignity is entirely optional.

You have arrived in the beating heart of the Roman Empire.

Try not to make it worse.

🏟️ EXPERIENCE THE GLORY OF ROME!

βš”οΈ THE COLOSSEUM
Watch highly trained men attempt to murder each other while thousands of spectators argue about the quality of the entertainment.

πŸ› THE PUBLIC BATHS
Relax, socialize, admire the architecture, and discover that Roman society has absolutely no concept of minding its own business.

πŸ‡ ARISTOCRATIC BANQUETS
Fine wine, extravagant food, expensive scandals, and enough marital infidelity to bankrupt a divorce lawyer.

πŸ›οΈ THE SENATE
Witness the finest political minds in Rome compete to see who can steal the most money while pretending to defend traditional values.

🍷 THE TAVERNS
Gambling, gossip, questionable wine, terrible decisions, and people who will happily sell your secrets for the price of another drink.

πŸ‘‘ MEET ROME'S FINEST DISASTERS πŸ‘‘

Five extraordinary individuals.
Five enormous personality problems.

Not a single functioning group therapy program in the entire Empire.

πŸ›οΈ CRASSUS ASSHOLIUS

THE SENATE'S BIGGEST ASSHOLE

Senator. Patriot. Defender of traditional Roman values.

Also a corrupt, wine-soaked parasite who treats the imperial treasury like his personal shopping account.

Crassus believes deeply in morality, particularly when explaining why other people should have some.

His political philosophy is simple: What's yours is Rome's. What's Rome's is his.

πŸ’¬ "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?!"

Unfortunately, everyone does.

βš”οΈ MARCUS ERECTUS

THE EMPIRE'S STIFFEST SOLDIER

Disciplined. Fearless. Commanding.

A genuinely formidable centurion who has dedicated his life to military excellence and the complete elimination of unnecessary enjoyment.

Marcus considers laughter a breakdown in discipline, casual conversation a waste of military resources, and an improperly tied sandal a threat to imperial security.

He can command soldiers in battle.

He cannot survive a mildly embarrassing misunderstanding.

πŸ’¬ "I SAID STAND ERECT!"

Yes, Marcus. Everyone heard you.

πŸ‡ CLAUDIA CLAPPIA

THE EMPIRE'S MOST EXPENSIVE PROBLEM

Beautiful. Wealthy. Brilliantly manipulative.

Claudia has expensive tastes, powerful connections, and a marital history that would make a Roman magistrate develop a drinking problem.

Three husbands.
Two missing.
Absolutely no interest in discussing the details.

She understands the Roman elite better than they understand themselves, which is why she can ruin a man's reputation before the appetizers arrive.

For Claudia, scandal isn't a disaster.

It's a social opportunity.

πŸ’¬ "Darling, scandal is simply publicity."

Hide your valuables. And possibly your husband.

🩸 TESTICULUS MAXIMUS

THE COLOSSEUM'S BIGGEST SHOW-OFF

A magnificent physical specimen.

A celebrated gladiator.

A walking monument to the dangers of excessive self-confidence.

Testiculus can defeat armed opponents before a roaring crowd, but ask him a difficult question and you can practically hear the wheels grinding.

He's convinced Claudia secretly desires him.

Claudia is convinced he should try thinking occasionally.

Neither is making progress.

πŸ’¬ "ARE YOU NOT AROUSED?!"

Sir, this is a grain market.

🍷 TITTIA MAGNIFICA

THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS WHERE THE BODIES ARE BURIED

Tavern owner. Information broker. Professional observer of human stupidity.

Tittia runs one of Rome's more notorious drinking establishments, where the wine is strong, the gossip is stronger, and everyone's secrets have a price.

She knows which senator is stealing, which aristocrat is cheating, which gladiator is lying, and which drunken idiot still owes her money.

She's not interested in saving Rome.

She's interested in getting paid before Rome collapses.

πŸ’¬ "Pay up or piss off."

Finally, someone with a sensible business model.

πŸ›οΈ YOUR ROME. YOUR BAD DECISIONS.

Who are you?

A wealthy aristocrat? A struggling commoner? A soldier? A merchant? A traveler? Someone who has absolutely no business being in Ancient Rome?

That's entirely up to you.

Bribe a senator. Challenge a gladiator. Flirt with an aristocrat. Get drunk in a tavern. Explore the baths. Build a fortune. Start a scandal. Make powerful enemies. Attempt something genuinely heroic.

Or spend the afternoon watching Roman society embarrass itself without your assistance.

NO ASSIGNED IDENTITY.
NO MANDATORY QUEST.
NO FORCED ROMANCE.
NO PREDETERMINED ENDING.


The city lives independently of you. Its citizens have their own ambitions, relationships, grudges, and terrible ideas.

Your choices matter. Reputation matters. Money matters. Roman law matters.

And being a smartass to the wrong centurion can have very educational consequences.

⏳ THE MISPLACED SERIES

History was already ridiculous.

We just stopped pretending otherwise.

From prehistoric lunatics to pirate disasters to the spectacular moral bankruptcy of Imperial Rome, The Misplaced Series drops you into history's most entertaining catastrophes.

Different eras. Different idiots. Same questionable human species.

⚠️ IMPERIAL CONTENT ADVISORY

Genre: Absurd historical comedy / Adult sandbox
Setting: Ancient Rome, 80 AD
Themes: Adult humor, profanity, sexual innuendo, nudity, scandal, political corruption, drinking, gambling, gladiatorial violence, class inequality, and Roman debauchery.

Adult situations, romance, conflict, and violence may emerge naturally through roleplay.

No mandatory sexual content, forced romance, or predetermined player role.

πŸ›οΈ ET TU, DUMBASS? πŸ›οΈ

Come for the history.
Stay for the debauchery.
Leave before someone appoints you emperor.


ROME WASN'T BUILT IN A DAY.
BUT THESE ASSHOLES COULD RUIN IT IN ONE.

✦ CHAOS_ARCHITECT ✦
THE MISPLACED SERIES
ROMAN DIVISION


ALL ROADS LEAD TO STUPID.

Created Oct 13

Updated Oct 27

Published Oct 16

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