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Division A

Morbio (Arab, City 300-633 AD with Sassanid Persian 477-590 AD allies) defeats nyczar (Roman 425-492 AD with Frankish 260-495 AD allies) 61 - 33

Division A

Morbio (Arab, City 300-633 AD with Sassanid Persian 477-590 AD allies) defeats Questar17 (Ostrogoth 493-561 AD with Frankish 496-599 AD allies) 60 - 44

Some old missing results... Division A dkalenda (Pontic 110-85 BC) defeats Morbio (Roman 105-25 BC with Numidian/Moorish 55 BC-6 AD allies) 60 - 39 Cunningcairn (Thracian (Hellenistic) 350-281 BC with Antigonid 320-301 BC allies) defeats Morbio (Roman 105-25 BC with Numidian/Moorish 55 BC-6 AD allie...

Division A

Morbio (City Arab + Sassanid) beat XLegione (Roman + Arab) 52:26

Fords are pretty common in my experience, a bigger issue is when a river on the map doesn't have any fords, although that is not very common. It is mildly entertaining when ones opponent places some units on the smaller part of the map and only realises there are no fords after the game starts! :tw...

Division A Morbio (Arab, City 300-633 AD with Sassanid Persian 477-590 AD allies) challenges... - ConstantinIX - Byzantine 551-578 AD - Nosy_Rat – Hunnic, Western 376-454 AD - nyczar - Roman 425-492 AD with Frankish 260-495 AD allies - Questar17 - Ostrogoth 493-561 AD with Frankish 496-599 AD allies...

Division A Morbio - Roman (105-25 BC) with Numidian/Moorish (55 BC-6 AD) allies beats Triarii - Jewish (64BC-6AD) with Roman (105BC-25BC) allies 66-36 A lot of moving for position to start with until the lines engaged at east-west instead of the normal north-south. The Roman army had a slight lead a...

Divison A Morbio (Roman 105-25 BC with Numidian/Moorish 55 BC-6 AD allies) beat harveylh (Ptolemaic 55-30 BC with Roman 105-25 BC allies) 65 - 42 My thanks to my opponent for a challenge that was up and down, I think we both had the lead at various stages and it was only the last couple of turns whe...

Divison A

Morbio (Roman 105-25 BC with Numidian/Moorish 55 BC-6 AD allies) beat herm (Seleucid 302-301 with Lysimachid 320-281 BC allies) 46-20

My thanks to my opponent for an interesting challenge... and especially for ensuring I don't get whitewashed!

Can you provide an example of troops rallying out of sight of the main battlefield and therefore causing their entire army to rally? Any battle between 3000 BC and 1500 AD will do. I know of two offhand. Battle of Magnesia (Romans vs Seleucids). Livy describes Seleucid cavalry breaking the Roman le...

Division A

Morbio (Roman 105-25 BC with Numidian/Moorish 55 BC-6 AD allies) challenges all division A opponents except Ludendorf (already in progress).

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I'm opposed to any scripted solutions, e.g. no death within n turn... or must be same family, etc. History wasn't like that, sometimes a leader died and then there would be a series of leaders in a short period as they fought, assassinated, or whatever to establish supremacy (consider the history of...

Since you need a couple more...

1. Roman 197-284 AD with Arab 312 BC - 299 AD ally
2. Arab (City) 300 - 633 AD with Sassanid Persian 477 - 590 AD ally
3. Breton 411 - 579 AD
4. Scots-Irish 50 BC - 476 AD

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Third Bug (no screenshot) is that I have units with improved armour but there is no icon on the unit card. I suspect this is because these units had the armour upgrade before the update and there is no retrospective assignment of the icon. Yes, not a bug. I'll see why you can now duplicate the send...

Third Bug (no screenshot) is that I have units with improved armour but there is no icon on the unit card. I suspect this is because these units had the armour upgrade before the update and there is no retrospective assignment of the icon.

Well played. I do think it's a major weakness of the game's diplomacy that you can so easily buy key regions off of the AI, often for merely two or three times that region's per turn income. In my first campaign, I destroyed Macedonia by gradually buying all of their cities. I do this too, so no sh...

1. Roman 105-25 BC with Numidian/Moorish 55 BC- 6 AD ally
2. Carthaginian (Hannibal in Africa) 202BC
3. Samnite 355-272 BC
4. Indo-Greek 175 BC to 10AD with Indian Ally