#1 – Arthur Britannicus
As a boy, Mauseus Carausius watches his warrior father murdered and grows up determined to master the military system that destroyed his family. He joins the Roman army, learns the discipline of the legions and earns command through campaigns that test both his courage and his…
#2 – Arthur Imperator
After defeating the Roman fleet, Arthur Britannicus takes the title Imperator and attempts to unite Britain’s rival communities under his rule. Roman oppression has weakened, but Saxon warlords now test the eastern coast while Arthur builds the cavalry and command structure required to defend an island…
#3 – Arthur Invictus
Londinium lies damaged after Britain’s renewed conflict with Rome, while the empire withdraws troops to meet invasions closer to Italy. Arthur remains emperor of a fractured country and must rebuild his forces before Maximian can exploit British division and recover the island. Rather than wait for…
#4 – The King’s Cavalry
Arthur has turned his cavalry into the foundation of British military power and adopted Christianity as a public means of uniting his kingdom. A summons from Constantine, the new Roman emperor and son of Arthur’s defeated enemy, offers the possibility of peace but may also be…
#5 – A Fragile Peace
Arthur’s truce with Constantine appears to have secured Britain from Roman invasion, and his kingdom has found an uneasy accommodation between pagan and Christian communities. The settlement begins to collapse when a severe pestilence kills thousands, ruins harvests and leaves the army without enough men to…
#6 – Arthur: War’s End
Arthur knows that age and illness are bringing his rule to an end, but Britain remains exposed to Saxon, Pictish and other raiders as migration destabilises Gaul and the Channel coast. Pestilence has reduced the population, crops have failed and the kingdom lacks the reserves needed…