I.
Born Frank.
No prophecy. No royal bloodline. Just a suspicious haircut, excellent posture and the confidence of a man who has never checked the map.
The Roman Incident · Est. whenever
Veni. Vidi.Frankus.
$FRANKUS
Frank by birth. Caesar by accident. He came, he saw, and somehow turned the whole empire into a personality trait.
$FRANKUS · STILL ROMAN AROUND · $FRANKUS · NOT QUITE EMPEROR · NOT QUITE NORMAL · $FRANKUS · STILL ROMAN AROUND · $FRANKUS · NOT QUITE EMPEROR · NOT QUITE NORMAL ·
Imperial archives
The lore
nobody asked for.
History remembers conquerors, philosophers and emperors. Unfortunately, it also remembers Frank.
Officially
unofficial
emperor
unofficial
emperor
II.
Crowned by accident.
One toga later, the timeline made a terrible administrative error. Nobody corrected it. Frank took this as divine approval.
III.
Still Roman around.
The empire may be gone, but Frank is not. He continues to roam — or Roman — around the timeline under one unmistakable ticker: $FRANKUS.
Imperial policy
Four sacred
decrees.
The Frankus Empire has no roadmap. It has decrees. Much more official-looking.
Decree IThe toga stays on.
Decree IIEvery dip is historically inaccurate.
Decree IIIWhen in doubt, blame the Senate.
Decree IVRome wasn't rugged in a day.
Live from the Senate
Should Frank rule Rome?
Cast the least consequential vote in imperial history.
50% democracy50% theatre
The Senate is pretending this matters.
FRANK
CAESAR$FRANKUS
CAESAR$FRANKUS
“He came. He saw. He made Rome weird again.”
The empire awaits
Join
$FRANKUS.
Not quite emperor. Not quite normal. Definitely Frank Caesar.