List of episodes of the series «Britannia»

Woe to the Vanquished

• User score: 8
• Episode number: 1
• Episode duration: 50 min.
• Episode description:
  In 43 AD, a nation is rocked by the arrival of an Empire.

Secret Alliances

• User score: 8
• Episode number: 2
• Episode duration: 50 min.
• Episode description:
  Having marked Rome's arrival with blood, Aulus sends envoys to parlay with the tribes of Britannia, while also looking to learn more about the Druids.

Honour and Betrayals

• User score: 7.5
• Episode number: 3
• Episode duration: 50 min.
• Episode description:
  Aulus is reborn, but his destiny remains unclear. Cait is able to locate her father, but she can't free him from the Roman camp alone.

Judgement of the Gods

• User score: 7.7
• Episode number: 4
• Episode duration: 50 min.
• Episode description:
  King Pellanor disowns Kerra and leaves her life in the hands of the Druids. But the gods' judgement is not what he expected.

Tractations

• User score: 7.7
• Episode number: 5
• Episode duration: 50 min.
• Episode description:
  The gods have spoken, but Kerra must decide if she will accept their ruling. Antedia seals an alliance with Rome - on one condition.

The Chosen One

• User score: 7.8
• Episode number: 6
• Episode duration: 50 min.
• Episode description:
  After their long ordeal, Cait and her father finally arrive at the safety of the Cantii citadel, but a demon is on her trail.

Alone in the World

• User score: 7.5
• Episode number: 7
• Episode duration: 50 min.
• Episode description:
  Cait and her father seek shelter in the ruins of their old home, where she is visited by someone she never expected to see again.

Initiation

• User score: 7.7
• Episode number: 8
• Episode duration: 50 min.
• Episode description:
  The battle of wills between Kerra and Antedia intensifies, as the Regni play their trump card. Aulus enlists deadly exiles to find Cait.

Pax Romana

• User score: 7.9
• Episode number: 9
• Episode duration: 50 min.
• Episode description:
  The end appears to be close for the Cantii, and Aulus unveils how the Roman Empire truly conducts business.