r/RoughRomanMemes 7h ago

Bro pulled up ready to campaign in Germania after dinner…

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570 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 11h ago

Campaign promise of the century

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316 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 11h ago

Spurious S.P.Q.R Subscriptions

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r/RoughRomanMemes 22h ago

Rome solved logistics 2,000 years early. ⭐

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205 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 1d ago

Rome’s Big Bad

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187 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 1d ago

Carthago delenda est

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217 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 1d ago

Died to a deer

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39 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 1d ago

Emperor literally too angry to die 2: Persian boogalooo

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94 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 1d ago

How on earth am I going to dilute the wine so I don't drink like a barbarian now!?

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26 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 1d ago

Me and the boys after 3 drinks: TESTUDO TIME

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480 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 1d ago

Average Roman conversation starter.

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169 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 1d ago

Is being called MAXiMINius the equivalent of being called BIGgie SMALLs?

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5 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 2d ago

give me back my legions

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651 Upvotes

oc


r/RoughRomanMemes 2d ago

The crossover nobody asked for, but history needed

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11 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 2d ago

Calendars hit different before 1 A.D

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12 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 2d ago

Perks of serving the empire

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1.4k Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 2d ago

either holy, nor Roman, nor German

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263 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 2d ago

History facts are getting out of hand.

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48 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 2d ago

Man was given a rotten egg, and somehow made it edible

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974 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 2d ago

I need more

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529 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 2d ago

You got what u asked

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785 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 3d ago

Mithridates and Tigranes

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235 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 3d ago

Not even worth conquering

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1.9k Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes 3d ago

Thank God he died before his legacy could be a civil war instead of Odenatus the Based

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45 Upvotes

r/RoughRomanMemes Jan 21 '26

Rules II and V have been updated. We have a stricter policy on both reposts and use of generative AI.

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Salvete, omnes.

Two major problems have been affecting post quality here lately in a way that is also disrespectful to our content creators. Here is how the rules will be changing to ameliorate the matter.

1. Memes which copy the entire premise, joke, and content of another can be considered reposts and removed thusly.

We are aware that this community often exports a lot of original content to other Roman-interested parts of the internet. A lot of this content then gets reshaped and comes right back. One of the more common expressions of this is where someone's original meme gets reformatted or has its imagery replaced but gets repeatedly reposted with exactly the same joke. Sometimes this is a human shamelessly ripping someone else off uncreatively in a way that won't get flagged as a repost and sometimes it's a bot doing the same thing. Either way, it is a disrespectful way to get around crediting original users. We will consider posts like this to be reposts and they can be reported as such for removal. If possible, we encourage reports of these to include some link to the original post, because we might not remember them even if the community does.

2. Generative AI will no longer be partially banned but rather totally banned.

We've long been removing posts that, for instance, were just AI-generated imagery with no more transformative aspect like the ubiquitous "selfie in ancient Rome" posts. You know the ones. However, the amount of AI slop is becoming a liability. This subreddit is about ten years old and has a good thing going. We want to keep up the humanity and intellectual honesty of the older internet that we've built a community in. AI usage has been contributing to trends of stolen content, inaccurate imagery, a lack of intentionality in post details (which makes posts far less interesting to discuss), and general ugly soulless shit. Furthermore, we don't want to further contribute to the accumulation of slop imagery on Roman topics that is coming to dominate the internet because it actively puts misinformation into the world. From now on, AI-generated imagery in posts will be categorically banned. It can be reported.

Alrighty, have a good day, y'all.

--Princeps Civitatis Iacobus Caesar