Bend the knee and offer soil and water.

I'm in.

1) Byzantine
2)
3)
4)

I'm in.

1) Byzantine 988-1041 AD
2) Polish (no allies)
3) Norman 923-1040 AD
4) Anglo-Danish 1017-1041 AD

Count me in! Army selection to follow........

1) The Antigonids
2) Pyrrhic (allies to be decided)
3) Pontic 110-85 BC (no allies)
4) Greek 227-146 BC (no allies)

13obo wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 15, 2019 2:58 pm

My bad! Didn't know Antigonid could see Seleucid gifts on the map.

I see EVERYTHING on the map. Nothing is hidden from me.

https://i.imgur.com/MX4QKMJ.png Dude, not cool. Taunting him with the disassembly is one thing since that's reversible and non-permanent if you stop it in time. But the food sabotage is a humanitarian crisis with longer term consequences, none of which were part of the treaty agreement. Put those f...

Tragedy in the Aegean! The Antigonid Royal News reports a terrible accident off the coast of Troy. Drunk on Greek wine stolen from the concession stand at the Troy Museum, the Pictish navigator of Caledonian Cruiselines ran into some rocks and sank the flimsy craft. There were no survivors. Antigoni...

We should aim to do a turn recap every 5 turns starting from the 10th maybe when things have settled a bit. They are a good way to get the "big picture" even if you play the game yourself! Plus if Geffalrus is doing them, we get to gloat at his army of 10 barbarians. Still better than your army of ...

loki100 wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 12, 2019 8:05 pm

well you try navigating by carved stone, I mean its not easy

Don't worry, I'm about to share some of my advanced technology with you. Real soon.

If anyone is curious about the relative Legacy positions: And relative power rankings: And the Judean Situation:

RIP Pictish Cruiselines.

oh no, we stuffed the Brigantines into haggis shaped lumps its just that I forgot to tell my pirates to stop raiding while they relocated away from the all the hostile shouting coming from Judea. So they raided ... while redeploying ... and its possible the owner of the region (who I believe begins...

loki100 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 11, 2019 9:46 am

Since I realise you all want to know, heres the situation in Britain. The anglo-pictish alliance are about to remove all other influences before settling down to the inevitable centuries of peace ...

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Uh oh, did someone's invasion not go quite according to plan?

I fart in the general direction of Egypt! Consider that my first diplomatic overture.

devoncop wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 12, 2019 2:04 pm

Prometheus from Henry Longfellow's "Masque of Pandora" :

" Those whom the Gods would destroy, they first make mad"

"That's my secret devon......I'm already mad."

Sorry for the Antigonid poetry but I cannot confirm the engagement you're talking about. Maybe the guys lost their baggage fording a river and therefore were equipped with Seleucid uniforms by their allies ... :wink: In any case it is just a poetic topic the remembrance of the old, good days in a w...

Antigonids and seleucids are allies (judging by screenshots), so maybe he just relieved a sieged region? Close. I attacked and defeated an army, but then didn't stick around to siege or assault the following turn. Practically every region there is fortified, so I was never in "danger" of taking a r...

That's quite strange given the fact that no Maurya army ever encountered neither an Antigonid host nor a single skirmisher unit or at least a straggler or a wayfarer that lost his track in the East ... :roll: Niiiiiice try buddy, but we both know that an Antigonid army landed at the southernmost re...

Pocus wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 11, 2019 9:12 am

A lot of incoming changes in 1.04, I'm sure you'll adapt though

Interesting, interesting, so you've built it up for military production that you can quickly send anywhere along the globe? For example Ptolemys capital is a few turns away from being overrun by a newly produced army. How come you are allied with everyone then? I mean just at the snap of your finge...