While the first battle is available by default, the subsequent battles can only be unlocked by beating the previous battle at "medium" difficulty or above. If Alexander retreats, the player is also defeated. As in the campaign, if Alexander dies during one of the historical battles, the player is defeated. It ends with the Battle of the Hydaspes against Porus, an Indian king of the Pauravas dynasty. Both are fought against King Darius III of Persia. The fourth and fifth battles are the Battle of Issus and the Battle of Gaugamela, respectively. After the Battle of the Granicus comes the Siege of Halicarnassus, in which Memnon is killed. Next is the Battle of the Granicus against Memnon of Rhodes. In addition to the regular campaign, there are also six historical battles in the expansion, starting with the Battle of Chaeronea, where Alexander accompanies his father, Philip II, against the combined forces of Athens and Thebes. The campaign is narrated by Brian Blessed. Alexander himself must also survive until the player accomplishes their goals if he dies, the player is defeated. The player only has 100 turns to complete their objectives. As Macedon, the player must conquer 30 provinces, including a number of specific cities like Tyre, Halicarnassus, and Babylon, from Persia and various "barbarians," like the Thracians, the Illyrians, the Scythians, and the Dahae. While multiple factions were playable in the original game's campaign, Macedon is in the only playable faction in the campaign of Alexander. The main campaign of Alexander centers around Alexander the Great's conquest of the Persian Empire. In other factions there are other unique buildings such as taverns or silk roads.The gameplay of Alexander is mostly similar to the gameplay of the original Rome: Total War, with the player commanding individual armies on the battlefield or leading their entire nation on a campaign map. here is another example from the Eastern Roman Empire. Much like the government buildings, other structures such as farms and temples follow the same system of having to build the previous building level and also require certain settlement sizes before given the option of constuction. here is an example from the East Roman Empire: many of these require several turns to complete. In order to upgrade the settlement, you must build government buildings. the population requirements are as follows: At a certain point in the popultaion growth of a settlement,the population level becomes high enough to expand the settlement. The size of the settlement and upgrading a settlement require two things, population and government buildings. The abilty to build a building depends on two things, the size of the settlement and which buildings have already been built. The building browser is an in-game page that can be opened to find out which buildings have been built in the selected settlement and which buildings can be built later.
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