Add Mavia to Enemy of the State tier. She remains one of the only enemies of Rome to not only beat them, but to straight up be hired by them afterwards to fight Goths with her Tanukhid Arabs.
Jacob Richardson
Antiochus was the ruler of one of the few equal powers with Rome. Shame that he decided not to do a single intelligent thing fighting the Romans when he cucked the Armenians, Ptolemies, Bactrians and Parthians. Must be some energy field around Romans that turn other peoples retarded.
Juan Sanders
>no King Pyrrhus of Epirus.
John Flores
Brennus needs to be his own tier since he took rome and burnt it to crisp.
Luke Parker
He never directly threatened rome, he wanted to expel roman influence in magna graecia, which he was unable to do so he turned south into sicily and attacked the Carthaginians.
Isaac Foster
>Mithridates that fucking high >Atilla that low >Alaric that low >No Chosroes II
>Commodus isn't in Hannibal ad portas tier
Robert Johnson
Brennus is the reason why I don't feel bad for Gaul during Caesar's invasion It was mere revenge
Zachary Brown
Attila didn't even manage to reach Ravenna, and he was fighting the Empire at its deathbed too.
Alaric should be higher though
Daniel Wilson
Destroyer of Rome tier > Jesus Christ > Smallpox > Pretender Emperors
Jaxson Peterson
Pyrrhus is conspicuously absent from this list.
Isaac Murphy
>Alaric should be higher though
Seriously. His actions, both directly and indirectly are probably the cause of the most serious amount of harm to the Roman Empire in the west that wasn't caused by Romans to each other. He was so good that he kept the Western and Eastern empires in a state of virtual cold war for like two decades.
Gabriel Lopez
Where is Gaiseric
Charles Price
Half the people on that list never directly threatened Rome, most of them are provincial threats at best.
Matthew Hughes
>He never directly threatened rome
Other than Hannibal, he was probably the one who came closest to destroying Roman power during the Republican era.
Mason Jones
>caesar not #1
sad!
Lucas Allen
Trajan fought 2 wars against Decebalus.
He actually lost the first one.
The reason he won the second one was because he fucking had all the legions in the empire at that time (which would be at its largest extent ever after getting 1/3 of Dacia) recover manpower and zerg rush.
Benjamin Kelly
>>Brennus
p sure the "vae victis" story is apocryphal
William Ross
and it was that hard because Dominitian had just bribed him and let him fortify the fuck out of Dacia.
lets be honest, without that condition the Romans would have gotten to Poland with the same momentum
Elijah Garcia
Roma capta tier: >Brennus Roma minata tier: >Attila, Geiseric, Hannibal (either here or the tier below) Italia minata tier: >Boiorix, Phyrrus Provincial threat tier, serious: >Shapur Provincial threat tier, annoyance: >Mithridates, Jugurtha, Arminius, Viriathus, etc. Meat for the grinder tier: >Vercingetorix, Antiochus, etc.
Jace Moore
Shapur I should be at the top. He really, seriously, fucked Rome up when he captured Valerian at Edessa. The empire split into three and the third century crisis - which was already bad - took a nosedive. If it weren't for the practical godsend that was Aurelian, the empire would almost definitely have collapsed by the turn of the fourth century.
Noah Bennett
You forgot to put Caesar in Enemy of the state tier.
Gabriel Cruz
Rome's own fucking citizens
Joseph Baker
would really move boudiccea to either Do I really need to leave the provincial capital tier or Enemy of the state tier, she instigated a revolt so strong that it overwhelmed the shit out of roman forces and sent all of britannica into rebellion, while slaughtering any romans, whether soldier or not, that she saw
Bentley Myers
Christianity
Jack Fisher
Boudicca got fucking wrekt by a smaller Roman contingent when the Romans actually gave an effort. She sacked a understaffed town full of civvies, and killed herself when confronted by a proper army. Stay mad britfag