Rome had dozens of emperors, and most of them are remembered for one thing: a wall, a fire, a horse. Today's emperor is remembered for several, and few of them are flattering.
Here is how it works. You start with a blurred portrait and four clues. Every wrong guess sharpens the picture and unlocks another clue. The fewer guesses you need, the more points you score. Type your guess whenever you are sure, or give up and let us tell you.
[[dg-riddle ZB8YkRvn h=680]]
Got it in one? Then you were paying more attention in history lessons than most senators did.
Behind this article
After the game, one large ad fills the Riddle, and the next button only appears after three seconds.