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1)Germanic Horse Tribes with Dacian allies
2)Kingdom of Soissons
3)Romano-British
4)Jewish Revolt

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1)Lydian 550-546 with Greek allies
2)Cypriot 680-550 with Greek allies
3)Egyptian 664-571 with Kyrenean Greek allies
4)Hebrew 681-586 with Kushite allies

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1)Jewish 167-164 BC
2)Antigonid
3)Pergamene 190-129 with Greek allies
4)Pyrrhic with Samnite allies

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1)Byzantine 963-987 with Georgian allies
2)French 888 to 1049 with Viking allies
3)Georgians 1008 to 1089 with Byzantine allies
4)German 933-1049

Ulysisgrunt (Cypriot) defeated MikeMuc (Assyrian) 44 to 19

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Division B

Ulysisgrunt (Cypriot) defeated MikeMuc (Assyrian) 44 to 19

Div C
Ulysisgrunt (Khazars) defeated KIFI(French) 43 to 16

Division C
Ulysisgrunt (Khazars) win over deve(Dailami) 55 to 28

Division B

Ulysisgrunt (Cypriots) defeated Barrold713(Corinthians) 66 to35

Division C
Ulysisgrunt (Khazars) defeats Doyley50 (Vikings) 45-10

Group 1
Ulysisgrunt (Greeks) defeated Barrold71(Spartans) 63 to 53

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This would be interesting if we could fully develop a campaign module.

I think that allies should be allowed in all games, as this would make many armies more competitive. However, I feel that they should be accompanied by an allied general who can command only them. This would be a reasonable trade off. Allied troops should certainly not be scattered across the line.

Division A
Ulysisgrunt (Jewish 163-111BC)
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harveylh pw: harveylh
Triarii pw: Triarii
Cunningcairn pw: Cunningcairn
XLegione pw: XLegione
klayeckles pw: klayeckles

Biblical Division B

Ulysisgrunt (Cypriot) ties General Shapur (Carthaginian)
Losses 60% to 62%

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Group 1
Ulysisgrunt (Greek 460-281BC) versus Barrold713 (Spartan 461 - 281BC)
password Barrold713
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Great 'learning experience'

I'm in
1- Khazar 738-969
2-Germans 933-1049
3- VIkings in Ireland 780-899
4-Franks 751-887

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1)Jewish 167-111 BC
2)Antigonid
3)Lysimachid
4)Indo-Greek

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1)Lydians 687-551 BC
2)Egypt 570-525 BC
3)Cypriot 680-550 BC
4)Syracusan 550-461 BC