Winning is mainly based on knowing when to attack and when to fortify and sit tight. The success, or lack of, the Roman player can shape lot of the game, but more often than not the winner is determined in the final turn. A score total of 100 can be seen as average. A player who scores above 110 points should have won unless it was a highly unbalanced game which is rather rare. If someone wins with 95 points it was most likely either a very unlucky game or more likely a game punctuated by personal vendettas costing both participants.
All colors have a prime point supplier.
The three to four other nations for each color have to supply the rest, that averages to about 15 to 20 points per nation. There are other games out there which are more complex, more sophisticated or funnier, but few can be considered better. Playing Britannia once, then ordering some pizza and then playing it again, that s how I and three friends of mine spent not so few a saturday evening. We even made some statistic records about our plays. I m hooked.