Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

The Campanian Plain Fields surrounding Capua are a patchwork of green and gold, fertile plots of land bursting with ripe grains, olive groves, and sprawling vineyards. This agricultural paradise is not only crucial for the survival of the city's populace but also serves as a vital trade hub that enhances Capua's economic strength and crucial alliances with the greater Roman Empire.

Vast, open fields speckled with golden grains waving in the breeze under a bright sun, dotted with olive trees and vine-covered trellises, with a distant view of Capua's walls framed by the rolling hills.