A Roman Domus

[Sean Manning]

It would be interesting if the players in the game could interact...and if you could make money deals with each other, buy, sell, have dinner parties, assassinate, you know, the normal Roman day to day cultural events....

I think someone created a massively multiplayer RPG set in the second-century CE Roman Empire a year or two ago. It was called Roma Victor I think, but I never looked into it in much detail. But it was intended to have players practice crafts, get into politics, travel, and so on.