So on the wiki site it says the seleucid (know im probably spelling it wrong even tho im greek haha) will be a free dlc with an unnounced release date. Fineprint 6.01 Full.rar.

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Give us a Modmail and suggest new Subreddits to add to the lists! This is my current playthrough and after 2 very rough starts I figured out this was a tricky one. You get an Egypt war right of the bat and a lot of betrayals from smaller nations. Egypt also controls Cyprus and if you are not careful, Armenia and several others from the north will gladly take a bite on you. So how to tackle all these.

The biggest problem in the first two playthroughs was not Egypt which was strong as expected, but Cyprus harassing from the north. So I started the game with a rush on them, send the army from Antioch to Side and the army from Edessa to Salamis. Don't let Sardes juke Side, break the alliance if needed because they are going into so much war you don't need them anyway. You can find other friendly nations in the area if you break with Sardes, like in my case Pergamon, Rhodos and Knossos. Save all your money for one 20stack plus a 6-7 unit army, to defend and push egypt back. Don't build yet, save money for diplomacy. You can get peace with all betraying satrapies in the same turn and you can ransom your way out of Armenia or Galatia or Pontus war.