Mods / Economy

• HHabitat Loss and Land Conversionby mrr13As the borders of civilization expand, the ancient world changes with it. The sprawling forests are tamed, the amber is depleted, and the sprawling metropolises of the Mediterranean pave over the fertile fields of their ancestors. How will you adapt to the changing times as "civilization" changes...1.6k downloadsupdated 2 mo ago
• EElephants Avenged: Habitat & Extinctionby mrr13Elephants Avenged: Habitat & Extinction Overview In the vanilla game, War Elephants are a permanent, unchanging fixture of the map. In reality, relentless demand for ivory, military mounts, and agricultural expansion drove the Syrian elephants to total extinction centuries before game start, and...902 downloadsupdated 2 mo ago
• TTribal Settlements & Resource Logicby mrr13This is a small resource and building mod designed to work as part of an Invictus+ setup to address some immersion gaps in the tribal and settlement economy. It modifies the bonuses and allowable tiles for slave estates, ports, and tribal settlements. In the base game and major mods, the distinct...795 downloadsupdated 2 mo ago
• RReturn of the Wilds: Depopulation & Recoveryby mrr13Return of the Wild: Depopulation & Recovery A gameplay and ecological overhaul for Imperator: Invictus, designed to work with Crisis of the Third Century. In the ancient world, the collapse of a city or civilization was more than a political or economic event - it was an ecological one that chang...712 downloadsupdated 2 mo ago
• TTribal Settlements & Resource Logic: Timeline Extender Versionby mrr13This is a small resource and building mod designed to work as part of an Invictus+ setup to address some immersion gaps in the tribal and settlement economy. It modifies the bonuses and allowable tiles for slave estates, ports, and tribal settlements. This version is built for compatibility with...445 downloadsupdated 2 mo ago

5 economy mods, most downloaded first. Each one has its own page here with what it needs to run and where its author publishes it; the files themselves stay with the author and are never re-hosted on this site.