Wrath of Sparta is an epic expansion campaign for Total War: ROME II, entirely dedicated to the realities of the Hellenic world and the turbulent period of the Peloponnesian Wars. The action begins in 432 BCE, when tensions between the Greek polis lead to a conflict that will decide the future of all of Greece. The campaign takes place on an all-new, detailed map that includes mainland Greece, the islands, and the Ionian coast. It consists of 22 provinces and 78 regions, as well as 12 unique wonders, such as the ruins of Troy or the Temple of Zeus. The shorter time range makes each turn equivalent to one month, which gives the gameplay more dynamics. The DLC offers four playable factions: Athens, Sparta, Corinth, and Boeotia. Each of them has its own bonuses, unique units, different challenges and a different starting position. Historical figures such as Lysander and Socrates also appear in the campaign, who influence the course of events. Wrath of Sparta introduces panhellenic games and religious festivals, where the player's decisions can bring significant bonuses or negative consequences. New technology trees allow you to develop the military, navy, philosophy, mathematics and civic life, faithfully reflecting the spirit of the era. Instead of classical culture, a system of tribal mentality was used, which influences diplomacy and relations between Greek factions and foreign nations. An additional threat is the Persian Empire, which may enter the war if one of the states dominates the Hellenic world. The expansion introduces over 50 new land and naval units, including legendary hoplite troops, specialized mercenaries, and new types of battleships, focused on ramming and boarding. Wrath of Sparta is an extensive DLC for players who want to experience the classic conflict of ancient Greece, based on hoplite tactics, the power of fleets and the complicated politics of the Hellenic world.