Code of Ethics: Valuing ethics over honor, Roscius' rebellion cannot kill enemy infantry on the battlefield.  Instead, they are obligated to keep their opponents as prisoners.  If the prisons of the Rebellion and its allies are full, defeated enemy infantry is returned to a building owned by the enemy player or one of their allies (the Rebel player can choose the building).  Units returned to the enemy are always returned 1 wound away from death.  If there are no structures to which the unit can be returned, it stays where it is at 1 wound away from death.

Due Process: In order to execute a prisoner, trials must be held.  To hold trials, spend a unit command and roll the twenty-sided die for any or all prisoners.  If a 10 or higher is rolled, then the prisoner is executed.  If a 3-9 is rolled, nothing happens.  If a 1-2 is rolled, the prisoner is released on a building owned by the unit's owner.  If the player controls no buildings, the unit is released within 1 space of the prison holding the unit.

Servants of the People: From the beginning of the game, the Rebellion is able to commune with clients.  You may draw all 4 quest cards during every Winds of Change.  Unless you own the Officer's Quarters, however, any drawn tier 3 quests are immediately discarded, and no quest is received.  If you prefer a card you have drawn over a card in your hand, you may discard the card in your hand and replace it with the one drawn.  This does not take up a unit command.  

Noble Cause: Imprisoned enemy units may be persuaded to join Roscius' Rebellion.  A unit command must be given to the containing prison in order to attempt such a conversion for units inside.  During the command, roll the twenty-sided die for each prisoner held within.  If the enemy unit is a nonhero, a 15 or higher converts the unit to the Rebel player's army.  If the enemy unit is a hero, an 18 or higher is required. Converted units are released outside the prison in which they were detained at full health.