| dc109 s216 BC retreats! - FuzzyLogic (Sep 17, 2007, 10:50 pm) |
And so we head into the fall of our 5th year… 2 ancient civilizations on the verge of extinction… However it seems it would take the cooperation of neighboring powers to finish them off! Will Greece or Carthage live to fight another year? Find out Tuesday… 11pm Pella…
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Next: Fall 216 BC: 1 week – Tuesday 9/25, 2pm Pacific
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Germania:
A Raetia - Genua
Scythia:
disband F Byzantium[Reply] |
| dc109 s216BC results! - FuzzyLogic (Sep 14, 2007, 3:59 pm) |
Fleets clash in the Numidian Sea as the Roman navy gets a little help from the Tribes of Gaul... Germania takes another blow, but has a retreat option to a Roman home center! Meanwhile the Oracle at Delphi has new news for the Romans... "just kidding about Greece, we meant to go to Rome?" Both Greece and Carthage hold on for another season, who will be the honorary first elimination?
This game now has its own forum! You can visit, at dc109(at)diplomaticcorp.com ([email]dc109(at)diplomaticcorp.com[/email]) by a valid member will automatically post to this forum.
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Next: Retreats are due Tuesday 9/18, 2pm Pacific
Germania:
A Raetia can go to Genua or OTB
Scythia:
F Byzantium can go to PEU, Athos, or OTB
(I will post early as soon as I have both retreats)
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Carthage:
A Cartenna Hold
Egypt:
F Punis Sea Supports F Carthage - Numidian Sea
F Ionian Sea Convoys A Sparta - Apulia
F Carthage - Numidian Sea (*Bounce*)
A Gaetulia Hold
A Sparta - Apulia
F Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Creta - Aegaeum Mare (*Fails*)
Gaul:
F O.Britannicus Supports A Aliso
F O.Cantabricus - Strait of Gibraltar
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea - Numidian Sea
A Pyrenaei Supports F Saguntum
A Lugdunum - Belgica
A Helvetii Supports A Belgica - Raetia
A Aliso Supports A Lugdunum - Belgica
A Belgica - Raetia
Germania:
A Treva Hold
A Raetia Supports A Iazyges - Pannonia (*Dislodged*)
A Bojohaemum Supports A Iazyges - Pannonia
A Iazyges - Pannonia (*Fails*)
Macedonia:
A Pella Hold
Persia:
F Aegaeum Mare - Athens (*Fails*)
A Athens - Pella (*Bounce*)
A Attaleia - Bithynia
A Nineveh - Antiochia
F Lydia Supports A Bithynia - Byzantium
A Bithynia - Byzantium
Rome:
F Balearic Sea - Numidian Sea (*Bounce*)
A Aqueleia Supports A Pannonia
F Roma - Tyrhennian Sea
A Neapolis Supports A Sicilia
A Pannonia Supports A Aqueleia (*Cut*)
A Sicilia Hold
F Sardinia Supports F Roma - Tyrhennian Sea
Scythia:
A Gelonus - Iazyges (*Fails*)
A Maikop - Armenia
A Kul Oba - Aestui
A Moesia - Pella (*Bounce*)
F Byzantium Hold (*Dislodged*)
F Armenia - Maeotis Palus[Reply] |
| dc109 s210 BC correction - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
The goats are walking with slight limps, as well... =P
T.
On Dec 31, 2007 12:08 AM, Michael Sims <mike(at)southwall.com ([email]mike(at)southwall.com[/email])> wrote:
2 errors!
The Scythians did not order Iaz-Bis, they ordered Iaz-Boj. This move succeeds, Gaul's support is therefore void, and the lone Germanian is NOT dislodged.
The Persian army in Ninevah did not Hold, rather Ninevah "Pillages Gaulish Women and Has His Way With The Gaulish Goats".
Corrected map attached. Scythians in Boj, and Gaulish goats taking the day off.
-mike
Fall 210 BC: Friday Jan 4, 2pm Pacific
From: Michael Sims
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 3:13 PM
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Subject: dc109 s210 BC results!
Germanian army Bis is dislodged, and can only go to Boj so I'll send it there… Egypt sets new record with 7 of 9 failed orders!
Fall 210 BC: Friday Jan 4, 2pm Pacific
End-Game proposed, 4-way Gaul/Egypt/Scythia/Persia. Needs 5 yes votes to pass, vote with fall orders. If passed, the draw result takes effect before fall orders are adjudicated, with sc counts and survivals as they are now.
Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea - Balearic Sea (*Fails*)
F Punic Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum Supports A Illyricum - Aqueleia
F Syrtis Major Supports A Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Supports A Treva
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage
F Balearic Sea Hold
F Carthage Hold
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia Supports F Carthage
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Aliso Supports A Belgica
A Treva Supports A Iazyges - Biskupin
A Genua Hold
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
A Narbonensis Supports A Genua
A Belgica Supports A Aliso
A Scandia Supports A Treva
F Sardinia Hold
Germania:
A Biskupin Supports A Iazyges - Bojohaemum (*Dislodged to Boj*)
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea
F Lybian Sea - Cyrenaica (*Fails*)
A Aqueleia - Raetia
A Umbria Supports A Illyricum - Aqueleia
A Illyricum - Aqueleia
A Dacia - Iazyges
A Nineveh Hold
Scythia:
F Pontus Euxinus - Maeotis Palus
A Gelonus Supports A Kul Oba - Aestui
A Kul Oba - Aestui
A Iazyges - Biskupin
A Pannonia Supports A Aqueleia - Raetia
A Armenia - Maikop
[Reply] |
| dc109 s210 BC correction - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
2 errors!
The Scythians did not order Iaz-Bis, they ordered Iaz-Boj. This move succeeds, Gaul’s support is therefore void, and the lone Germanian is NOT dislodged.
The Persian army in Ninevah did not Hold, rather Ninevah “Pillages Gaulish Women and Has His Way With The Gaulish Goats”.
Corrected map attached. Scythians in Boj, and Gaulish goats taking the day off.
-mike
Fall 210 BC: Friday Jan 4, 2pm Pacific
From: Michael Sims
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 3:13 PM
To: dc109bb (dc109(at)diplomaticcorp.com); Former Trout (former.trout(at)gmail.com); Garry Bledsoe (Garry.Bledsoe(at)alltel.com); Garry Bledsoe (kielmarch(at)hotmail.com); Gerald Todd (sgttodd(at)mainecav.org); Josh Engsberg (aramis604(at)yahoo.com); Lee Taylor (leewarrentaylor(at)yahoo.co.uk); Rupert Alesbury (writetorupert(at)gmail.com); Steve Lytton (stevelytton(at)hotmail.com); Tony Lam (chingfai(at)gmail.com)
Subject: dc109 s210 BC results!
Germanian army Bis is dislodged, and can only go to Boj so I’ll send it there… Egypt sets new record with 7 of 9 failed orders!
Fall 210 BC: Friday Jan 4, 2pm Pacific
End-Game proposed, 4-way Gaul/Egypt/Scythia/Persia. Needs 5 yes votes to pass, vote with fall orders. If passed, the draw result takes effect before fall orders are adjudicated, with sc counts and survivals as they are now.
Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea - Balearic Sea (*Fails*)
F Punic Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum Supports A Illyricum - Aqueleia
F Syrtis Major Supports A Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Supports A Treva
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage
F Balearic Sea Hold
F Carthage Hold
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia Supports F Carthage
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Aliso Supports A Belgica
A Treva Supports A Iazyges - Biskupin
A Genua Hold
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
A Narbonensis Supports A Genua
A Belgica Supports A Aliso
A Scandia Supports A Treva
F Sardinia Hold
Germania:
A Biskupin Supports A Iazyges - Bojohaemum (*Dislodged to Boj*)
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea
F Lybian Sea - Cyrenaica (*Fails*)
A Aqueleia - Raetia
A Umbria Supports A Illyricum - Aqueleia
A Illyricum - Aqueleia
A Dacia - Iazyges
A Nineveh Hold
Scythia:
F Pontus Euxinus - Maeotis Palus
A Gelonus Supports A Kul Oba - Aestui
A Kul Oba - Aestui
A Iazyges - Biskupin
A Pannonia Supports A Aqueleia - Raetia
A Armenia - Maikop[Reply] |
| dc109 s210 BC results! - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Germanian army Bis is dislodged, and can only go to Boj so I’ll send it there… Egypt sets new record with 7 of 9 failed orders!
Fall 210 BC: Friday Jan 4, 2pm Pacific
End-Game proposed, 4-way Gaul/Egypt/Scythia/Persia. Needs 5 yes votes to pass, vote with fall orders. If passed, the draw result takes effect before fall orders are adjudicated, with sc counts and survivals as they are now.
Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea - Balearic Sea (*Fails*)
F Punic Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum Supports A Illyricum - Aqueleia
F Syrtis Major Supports A Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Supports A Treva
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage
F Balearic Sea Hold
F Carthage Hold
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia Supports F Carthage
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Aliso Supports A Belgica
A Treva Supports A Iazyges - Biskupin
A Genua Hold
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
A Narbonensis Supports A Genua
A Belgica Supports A Aliso
A Scandia Supports A Treva
F Sardinia Hold
Germania:
A Biskupin Supports A Iazyges - Bojohaemum (*Dislodged to Boj*)
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea
F Lybian Sea - Cyrenaica (*Fails*)
A Aqueleia - Raetia
A Umbria Supports A Illyricum - Aqueleia
A Illyricum - Aqueleia
A Dacia - Iazyges
A Nineveh Hold
Scythia:
F Pontus Euxinus - Maeotis Palus
A Gelonus Supports A Kul Oba - Aestui
A Kul Oba - Aestui
A Iazyges - Biskupin
A Pannonia Supports A Aqueleia - Raetia
A Armenia - Maikop[Reply] |
| dc109 f211 BC builds! - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Builds are waived off by the Scythians and Egyptians, while an army in Narbonesis is raised. Germania reduced to one as Boj is disbanded…
Next: Sunday 12/30, 2pm Pacific for spring.
Happy Holidays,
-mike[Reply] |
| dc109 f211 BC next... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Builds due Monday, 2pm Pacific!
Gaul: Build
Germania: Remove
Persia: Build
Scythia: Build
From: Michael Sims
Sent: Fri 12/21/2007 2:03 PM
To: Tony Lam (chingfai(at)gmail.com); dc109bb (dc109(at)diplomaticcorp.com); Garry Bledsoe (Garry.Bledsoe(at)alltel.com); Josh Engsberg (aramis604(at)yahoo.com); Lee Taylor (leewarrentaylor(at)yahoo.co.uk); Former Trout (former.trout(at)gmail.com); Gerald Todd (sgttodd(at)mainecav.org); Steve Lytton (stevelytton(at)hotmail.com); Rupert Alesbury (writetorupert(at)gmail.com); Garry Bledsoe (kielmarch(at)hotmail.com)
Subject: dc109 f211 BC results! - The Emperor...
... of Gaul has grown tired of toying with his German jester, and thus abandons him to be disposed of in whatever way the barbarous Scythians see fit. It can only be hoped that no more effort than is strictly necessary will be wasted on this undertaking, and the remaining four nations will finally be able to conclude the draw that has been looming for some time now. Expect no further aggression from the Gallic troops. After redeployment of the army disbanded in spring, I will be content to sit behind an impermeable stalemate line and wait for the inevitable. It is of course a shame that circumstances conspired to allow your peoples to remain free and able to determine their own fates, but nevertheless the Emperor extends his congratulations to their rulers, who managed to set their differences aside, sacrificing their own individual ambitions, and just about arranging an emergency anti-Gaul coalition in time to save their own skins. Enjoy the festive period everyone! Who's for some spit-roasted German wiener and sauerkraut?!
Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
F Punis Sea - Numidian Sea (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum Supports A Aqueleia
F Syrtis Major Supports A Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Sicilia Supports F Tyrhennian Sea
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Supports A Aestui - Treva
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage (*Cut*)
F Balearic Sea Hold
F Carthage Hold
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia Supports F Carthage
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Aliso Supports A Raetia - Belgica
A Treva - Scandia
A Raetia - Belgica
A Aestui - Treva
A Genua Hold
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
F Sardinia Hold
Germania:
A Biskupin, no move received
A Bojohaemum, no move received
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Tyrhennian Sea
F Lybian Sea - Cyrenaica (*Fails*)
A Aqueleia Supports A Pannonia - Raetia (*Void*)
A Umbria Supports A Aqueleia
A Illyricum Supports A Dacia - Pannonia (*Void*)
A Nineveh Hold
A Bithynia - Dacia
Scythia:
F Pontus Euxinus Convoys A Bithynia - Dacia
A Kul Oba Supports A Dacia - Gelonus
A Iazyges Supports A Biskupin
A Dacia - Gelonus
A Pannonia Supports A Iazyges
A Armenia Hold[Reply] |
| dc109 f211 BC results! - The Emperor... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
... of Gaul has grown tired of toying with his German jester, and thus abandons him to be disposed of in whatever way the barbarous Scythians see fit. It can only be hoped that no more effort than is strictly necessary will be wasted on this undertaking, and the remaining four nations will finally be able to conclude the draw that has been looming for some time now. Expect no further aggression from the Gallic troops. After redeployment of the army disbanded in spring, I will be content to sit behind an impermeable stalemate line and wait for the inevitable. It is of course a shame that circumstances conspired to allow your peoples to remain free and able to determine their own fates, but nevertheless the Emperor extends his congratulations to their rulers, who managed to set their differences aside, sacrificing their own individual ambitions, and just about arranging an emergency anti-Gaul coalition in time to save their own skins. Enjoy the festive period everyone! Who's for some spit-roasted German wiener and sauerkraut?!
Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
F Punis Sea - Numidian Sea (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum Supports A Aqueleia
F Syrtis Major Supports A Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Sicilia Supports F Tyrhennian Sea
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Supports A Aestui - Treva
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage (*Cut*)
F Balearic Sea Hold
F Carthage Hold
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia Supports F Carthage
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Aliso Supports A Raetia - Belgica
A Treva - Scandia
A Raetia - Belgica
A Aestui - Treva
A Genua Hold
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
F Sardinia Hold
Germania:
A Biskupin, no move received
A Bojohaemum, no move received
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Tyrhennian Sea
F Lybian Sea - Cyrenaica (*Fails*)
A Aqueleia Supports A Pannonia - Raetia (*Void*)
A Umbria Supports A Aqueleia
A Illyricum Supports A Dacia - Pannonia (*Void*)
A Nineveh Hold
A Bithynia - Dacia
Scythia:
F Pontus Euxinus Convoys A Bithynia - Dacia
A Kul Oba Supports A Dacia - Gelonus
A Iazyges Supports A Biskupin
A Dacia - Gelonus
A Pannonia Supports A Iazyges
A Armenia Hold[Reply] |
| dc109 s211 BC retreats - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Gaul:
A Bojohaemum - Aliso
Fall of 211 BC due Friday 12/21, 2pm Pacific[Reply] |
| dc109 s211 BC results! - "Take 2 lumps... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
…and call me in the morning.”
Is the message to Gaul, as both Boj and Iaz get blasted. One manages an option to retreat, the other is left a tattered spread of blood and guts on the battlefield.
The proposed 4-way draw fails.
2 armies are disbanded… Iaz of Gaul, and Aquelina of Germania.
1 army may retreat… Gaul’s Boj can go to Ali or Bel, by Monday 2pm Pacific
Fall of 211 BC shall then be Friday 12/21, 2pm Pacific - 1 week from today, to squeeze it in before Christmas.
Then we’ll run into the question of Builds… I’m happy to have the builds deadline be 12/24, if nobody objects, and then the next deadline maybe 12/30 or 31?
Let me know if anyone has holiday plans and would like time off during the festivities.
-mike
Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea Supports F Neapolis - Roma (*Fails*)
F Punis Sea - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum Supports A Illyricum - Aqueleia
F Syrtis Major Supports F Punis Sea - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia Supports F Neapolis - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Gaetulia (*Fails*)
F Sicilia Supports F Tyrhennian Sea
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Convoys A Scandia - Aestui
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage
F Balearic Sea Supports A Aqueleia - Roma (*Void*)
F Carthage Supports A Gaetulia - Cyrenaica (*Cut*)
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia - Cyrenaica (*Fails*)
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Treva Supports A Scandia - Aestui
A Raetia Supports A Pannonia (*Ordered to Move*)
A Bojohaemum Supports A Iazyges (*Dislodged*)
A Genua Supports A Aqueleia - Roma (*Void*)
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
A Iazyges Supports A Pannonia (*Disbanded*)
A Scandia - Aestui
F Sardinia Hold
Germania:
A Biskupin Supports A Pannonia - Bojohaemum
A Aqueleia Hold (*Disbanded*)
A Pannonia - Bojohaemum
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Tyrhennian Sea
F Lycian Sea - Lybian Sea
A Umbria Supports A Illyricum - Aqueleia
A Delphi - Illyricum
A Illyricum - Aqueleia
A Attaleia - Bithynia
A Nineveh Hold
Scythia:
F Maeotis Palus - Pontus Euxinus
A Gelonus - Iazyges
A Kul Oba - Aestui (*Fails*)
A Dacia Supports A Gelonus - Iazyges
A Moesia - Pannonia
A Armenia Hold[Reply] |
| dc109 f210 BC results - They huffed... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
... and they puffed... but they just couldnt blow Sir Rupertorix' house down.
Egypt beats his best with 8/9 fails this round! If not for a darn support order he could have had a perfect score.
Draw is voted down, and is re-proposed, same 4-way. Vote again with your spring orders!
I should point out that Gaul has ordered the same twice in a row, and if by chance there are 4 consecutive turns of no substantial change, unless a player can convince me of a path to another result, the game may be declared a DIAS by... "Him".
Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea - Balearic Sea (*Fails*)
F Punis Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum - Apulia (*Fails*)
F Syrtis Major Supports A Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Supports A Treva
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage
F Balearic Sea Hold
F Carthage Hold
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia Supports F Carthage
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Aliso Supports A Belgica
A Treva Supports A Iazyges - Biskupin (*Void*)
A Genua Hold
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
A Narbonensis Supports A Genua
A Belgica Supports A Aliso
A Scandia Supports A Treva
F Sardinia Hold
Germania:
A Biskupin, no move received
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Punis Sea
F Lybian Sea - Lycian Sea
A Raetia - Genua (*Fails*)
A Aqueleia Supports A Raetia - Genua
A Umbria Supports F Neapolis - Roma (*Void*)
A Iazyges - Bojohaemum (*Fails*)
A Nineveh launches nuclear goat turds in Gauls general direction
Scythia:
F Maeotis Palus - Armenia
A Bojohaemum - Treva (*Fails*)
A Aestui Supports A Bojohaemum - Treva
A Gelonus Supports A Aestui
A Maikop - Kul Oba
A Pannonia Supports A Iazyges - Bojohaemum (*Fails*)[Reply] |
| dc109 f210 BC results - They huffed... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Next: Wed, Jan 9, 2pm Pacific
From: Michael Sims
Sent: Fri 1/4/2008 4:42 PM
To: dc109bb (dc109(at)diplomaticcorp.com); Former Trout (former.trout(at)gmail.com); Garry Bledsoe (Garry.Bledsoe(at)alltel.com); Garry Bledsoe (kielmarch(at)hotmail.com); Gerald Todd (sgttodd(at)mainecav.org); Josh Engsberg (aramis604(at)yahoo.com); Lee Taylor (leewarrentaylor(at)yahoo.co.uk); Rupert Alesbury (writetorupert(at)gmail.com); Steve Lytton (stevelytton(at)hotmail.com); Tony Lam (chingfai(at)gmail.com)
Subject: dc109 f210 BC results - They huffed...
... and they puffed... but they just couldnt blow Sir Rupertorix' house down.
Egypt beats his best with 8/9 fails this round! If not for a darn support order he could have had a perfect score.
Draw is voted down, and is re-proposed, same 4-way. Vote again with your spring orders!
I should point out that Gaul has ordered the same twice in a row, and if by chance there are 4 consecutive turns of no substantial change, unless a player can convince me of a path to another result, the game may be declared a DIAS by... "Him".
Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea - Balearic Sea (*Fails*)
F Punis Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum - Apulia (*Fails*)
F Syrtis Major Supports A Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Supports A Treva
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage
F Balearic Sea Hold
F Carthage Hold
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia Supports F Carthage
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Aliso Supports A Belgica
A Treva Supports A Iazyges - Biskupin (*Void*)
A Genua Hold
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
A Narbonensis Supports A Genua
A Belgica Supports A Aliso
A Scandia Supports A Treva
F Sardinia Hold
Germania:
A Biskupin, no move received
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Punis Sea
F Lybian Sea - Lycian Sea
A Raetia - Genua (*Fails*)
A Aqueleia Supports A Raetia - Genua
A Umbria Supports F Neapolis - Roma (*Void*)
A Iazyges - Bojohaemum (*Fails*)
A Nineveh launches nuclear goat turds in Gauls general direction
Scythia:
F Maeotis Palus - Armenia
A Bojohaemum - Treva (*Fails*)
A Aestui Supports A Bojohaemum - Treva
A Gelonus Supports A Aestui
A Maikop - Kul Oba
A Pannonia Supports A Iazyges - Bojohaemum (*Fails*)[Reply] |
| dc109 (Ancient World) EGS's - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Here's my take on things:
As Rome was the only one of my immediate neighbours not to reply to my opening greetings, I assumed he was hostile and started planning with Carthage and Germania to take him on. However, after I'd secured control of Narbonensis, he acknowledged that and turned out to be quite amenable to dialogue, and Carthage's undefended position in Spain now looked by far the most tempting attacking option - better to fight outwards to a sustainable position on the edge of the map than in towards the centre with exposure on all sides. (no surprise that Rome and Macedon weren't among the powers left standing at the end)
The stab was successful, and the next pressing question was how to deal with Germania, who, having reached an impasse with Scythia in the east, and with a fleet in the water to my north, looked a likely enemy. The idea I settled on with him was that we would take on Rome together and he would send his fleet down and round into the Mediterranean to help out there, but I wasn't at all certain of his true intentions and was very keen to neutralize the threat of his fleet. Fortunately I got a second fleet out to sea before he managed another fleet build and that allowed me to take control of the situation. And once his fleet was eliminated there was no longer any need to defend my Atlantic coastline, so I was free to really go on the offensive.
The rest of the German coast was essentially mine for the taking, as he now had no way of challenging my seapower, but I didn't want to weaken Germany such that Scythia could take advantage and advance further west. So I turned my focus to the Med, where I was keen to prevent Egypt from expanding too far in my direction or from grabbing too large a chunk of the disintegrating Roman empire. I was very pleased when he agreed to pull back and allow me to take Cartenna, while I had finally persuaded Germany to shove Scythia backwards, allowing me to grab the remaining German coastal territories without the knock-on effect of bringing Scythians onto my doorstep.
I'd be very interested to know at what precise stage the 3 eastern powers decided to commit to a dedicated anti-Gaul alliance (and what they had each been planning prior to that moment), but I suspect it was here, with Rome and Germany crumbling and a sudden surge taking me to within striking distance of a solo victory. I had been waiting for a fight to break out between them since they'd polished off Macedon (whose dithering had quickly proved fatal - he really needed to commit to a fight one way or another and make a positive ally out of one of his neighbours, but instead he tried to keep everyone happy and they all took a piece of him) but it never materialized. If it had, then I think the distraction would have made it relatively easy for me to sweep through the Med and take the remaining SCs I needed for a solo.
Even so, I still had a chance, but crucially Rome's NMR put paid to that. He was on the way out anyway, but could nevertheless have booted the lone Egyptian army off the Italian mainland and staved off defeat for a while longer. That would have significantly advanced my own position relative to Egypt's, but as it was, Egypt managed to consolidate his position and, despite losing Carthage, put up a barrier to any further eastwards expansion from me. My last remaining hope was that the erratic German would somehow help me to make a breakthrough on land, but he wasn't about to do me any more favours and his final kamikaze about-turn put the seal on a stalemate draw between the remaining 4 powers.
I think that was a fair result in the end, even if it was a little bit boring watching my 3 adversaries cosying up to each other to such an extent. Poor old Trout, as Persia, didn't have the chance to play a very expansive game. He could have inflicted serious damage on either Egypt or Scythia, but was forced to show restraint so as not to lose the game overall, and I suppose there is some satisfaction to be derived from that.
Thanks to everyone, especially Mike the GM, for the game. I look forward to hearing what other people have to say about it.
Rupert
Gaul
On 25/01/2008, Michael Sims <mike(at)southwall.com ([email]mike(at)southwall.com[/email])> wrote: 8 players and only one EGS - and that's from--- ROME!
ROME:
EGS? It's over? So soon? I'll stay on the list - I wanna see how it
turns out.
Well, from my obviously slanted point-of-view...
Rome, on 5 dracmas a day.
Coming in I sent the usual "Hi I'm Rome, please don't eat me" emails to
my neighbors. I made an early deal with Macedonia to not add to each
other's burden. I hoped to get with Germania against Gaul who I saw as
my biggest threat in that he really had to reach around me or go through
me - going through seemed the easier plan. Early on it looked like Gaul
and Carthage were bent on rendering Caesar and the eastern powers were
Archimedes wheeling through Macedonia and eventually in my direction, so
I pretty much resigned myself to guerrilla warfare and a quick death.
Gaul then offered a reprieve. From the start I could see the blade
hanging over my head - but in the meantime, Rome lived. A few quick
moves that happened to correspond with Egypt's move west put down the
Carthaginians, but just then a retreat dropped a German into Genua.
Then the German woke up, got some help from Scythia, and took the long
time Roman colony of Pannonia. Egypt landed on the heel of the boot,
and things pretty much went down hill from there.
I have to say I didn't expect to make it this long. Had Gaul not
changed target, I wouldn't have.
"So long, and thanks for all the fish."
Jerry
[Reply] |
| dc109 (Ancient World) EGS's - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
8 players and only one EGS - and that's from--- ROME!
ROME:
EGS? It's over? So soon? I'll stay on the list - I wanna see how it
turns out.
Well, from my obviously slanted point-of-view...
Rome, on 5 dracmas a day.
Coming in I sent the usual "Hi I'm Rome, please don't eat me" emails to
my neighbors. I made an early deal with Macedonia to not add to each
other's burden. I hoped to get with Germania against Gaul who I saw as
my biggest threat in that he really had to reach around me or go through
me - going through seemed the easier plan. Early on it looked like Gaul
and Carthage were bent on rendering Caesar and the eastern powers were
Archimedes wheeling through Macedonia and eventually in my direction, so
I pretty much resigned myself to guerrilla warfare and a quick death.
Gaul then offered a reprieve. From the start I could see the blade
hanging over my head - but in the meantime, Rome lived. A few quick
moves that happened to correspond with Egypt's move west put down the
Carthaginians, but just then a retreat dropped a German into Genua.
Then the German woke up, got some help from Scythia, and took the long
time Roman colony of Pannonia. Egypt landed on the heel of the boot,
and things pretty much went down hill from there.
I have to say I didn't expect to make it this long. Had Gaul not
changed target, I wouldn't have.
"So long, and thanks for all the fish."
Jerry[Reply] |
| dc109 Ancient World - Game End! - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
The DIAS passes with 4 yes votes. Since the draw passes, moves are not adjudicated and the board position remains the same from last year... (heh -- and the year before that, and the year before that... )
Final season: Spring 13 (Spring 208 BC).
25 seasons.
224 days of real-life time, making for an average of about 9 days per season.
That sure was confusing having the years count backwards!
Congratulations to:
Rupert / Gaul (15), Garry / Egypt (9), Steve / Scythia ( , and Trout / Persia ( for their 4-way draw!
In 5th place is Jerry / Rome, eliminated year 9
In 6th place is Lee / Carthage, eliminated year 6
In 7th place is Josh / Macedonia, eliminated year 5
In 8th place is Tony / Germania, Civil Disorder spring of year 12
I personally thought this map was outstanding, and enjoyed every minute of it! Also copied on this game-end are Tez and Kornel, the map creators in case you guys want to keep stats on it. There was some really great press too, which makes any game more entertaining. This is certainly a variant that I would consider playing in some time.
Looking at how things are now, I might have liked to see some action in the east... Rupert was 6 sc from a solo, surely gaining 6 would take quite a fight. Would that have been far enough off that he couldnt have gotten it? We will never know, at least you all felt it wasn't worth risking.
EGS's are definitely welcome and encouraged! Be sure to copy all.
Enjoy,
-mike[Reply] |
| dc109 f209 BC builds! - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Uhm - by building your fleets you reset the clock on the enforced DIAS.
Mike specifically stated in the Fall adjudication that builds would create a board-changing situation. This is why Persia didn't build for the second turn in a row.
When I saw your fleets, I assumed that you no longer wanted a DIAS...
Trout
On Jan 16, 2008 7:11 AM, Stephen Lytton <stevelytton(at)hotmail.com ([email]stevelytton(at)hotmail.com[/email])> wrote:
Scythia will be voting YES for the DIAS.
I've already attached my vote to my submitted moves.
How about we all submit finals to get this game over and done with?
Stephen
aka Deathblade_penguin (Knight of the Garter)
Tournament Director of the Diplomaticcorp Winter Blitz 2008.
at www.diplomaticcorp.com
[quote:acdb2762d0] Subject: dc109 f209 BC builds!
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 16:04:22 -0800
From: mike(at)southwall.com ([email]mike(at)southwall.com[/email])
To: dc109(at)diplomaticcorp.com ([email]dc109(at)diplomaticcorp.com[/email]); former.trout(at)gmail.com ([email]former.trout(at)gmail.com[/email]); Garry.Bledsoe(at)alltel.com ([email]Garry.Bledsoe(at)alltel.com[/email]); kielmarch(at)hotmail.com ([email]kielmarch(at)hotmail.com[/email]); sgttodd(at)mainecav.org ([email]sgttodd(at)mainecav.org[/email]); aramis604(at)yahoo.com ([email]aramis604(at)yahoo.com[/email]); leewarrentaylor(at)yahoo.co.uk ([email]leewarrentaylor(at)yahoo.co.uk[/email]); writetorupert(at)gmail.com ([email]writetorupert(at)gmail.com[/email]); stevelytton(at)hotmail.com ([email]stevelytton(at)hotmail.com[/email]); chingfai(at)gmail.com ([email]chingfai(at)gmail.com[/email])
Scythia raises a couple of fleets, Persia waves off his build...
DIAS is proposed for spring.
Scythia:
Build F Kul Oba
Build F Maikop
Spring 208 BC due Monday 1/21, 2pm Pacific
Join Lavalife for free. What are you waiting for?
[/quote:acdb2762d0][Reply] |
| dc109 f209 BC builds! - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Scythia will be voting YES for the DIAS.
I've already attached my vote to my submitted moves.
How about we all submit finals to get this game over and done with?
Stephen
aka Deathblade_penguin (Knight of the Garter)
Tournament Director of the Diplomaticcorp Winter Blitz 2008.
at www.diplomaticcorp.com
Subject: dc109 f209 BC builds!
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 16:04:22 -0800
From: mike(at)southwall.com
To: dc109(at)diplomaticcorp.com; former.trout(at)gmail.com; Garry.Bledsoe(at)alltel.com; kielmarch(at)hotmail.com; sgttodd(at)mainecav.org; aramis604(at)yahoo.com; leewarrentaylor(at)yahoo.co.uk; writetorupert(at)gmail.com; stevelytton(at)hotmail.com; chingfai(at)gmail.com
Scythia raises a couple of fleets, Persia waves off his build...
DIAS is proposed for spring.
Scythia:
Build F Kul Oba
Build F Maikop
Spring 208 BC due Monday 1/21, 2pm Pacific
Join Lavalife for free. What are you waiting for?[Reply] |
| dc109 f209 BC builds! - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Scythia raises a couple of fleets, Persia waves off his build...
DIAS is proposed for spring.
Scythia:
Build F Kul Oba
Build F Maikop
Spring 208 BC due Monday 1/21, 2pm Pacific[Reply] |
| dc109 f209 BC results! - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Draw is voted down, nothing moves.
Even the Scythian goats cant be bothered by the efforts of their Persian molestors.
I’m calling this year 2 turns of “no substantial change”. If 2 more seasons pass w no activity, it will be declared DIAS.
I love GM’ing, but really… if you’re not going to pass the draw or do something, my efforts could be better spent bludgeoning my head with a large mallet.
2 builds. Due Wed, 2pm Pacific. If either nation builds, I will consider that a reset of the “no substantial change”.
Persia:
Build
Scythia:
Build
Build
DIAS is reproposed for spring.
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Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea - Balearic Sea (*Fails*)
F Punis Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum - Apulia (*Fails*)
F Syrtis Major Supports A Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Supports A Treva
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage
F Balearic Sea Hold
F Carthage Hold
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia Supports F Carthage
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Aliso Supports A Belgica
A Treva Hold
A Genua Hold
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
A Narbonensis Supports A Genua
A Belgica Supports A Aliso (*Cut*)
A Scandia Supports A Treva
F Sardinia Hold
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Punis Sea
F Lycian Sea sends Gaul dead flowers
A Ninevah has its way with Scythian Goats
A Raetia - Belgica (*Fails*)
A Aqueleia Hold
A Umbria Supports A Aqueleia
A Iazyges Supports A Bojohaemum
Scythia:
A Biskupin Supports A Aestui - Treva
A Bojohaemum Supports A Raetia - Belgica
A Aestui - Treva (*Fails*)
A Gelonus Supports A Aestui (*Ordered to Move*)
A Pannonia Supports A Bojohaemum
F Armenia Hold
Note. NO, you cannot bludgeon me with a large mallet. Don’t ask.[Reply] |
| dc109 s209 BC results - final four! - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
4-way draw is voted down, and reproposed again...
Fall 209 BC due next Monday 1/14, 2pm Pacific
Germania NMR's, their last unit is disbanded due to no retreat possible. This puts Germania in Civil Disorder, and out of any final placings. So only 4 yes votes are required to pass the draw now.
Egypt:
F Tyrhennian Sea - Balearic Sea (*Fails*)
F Punis Sea Supports F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
F Mare Hadriaticum - Apulia (*Fails*)
F Syrtis Major Supports A Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Roma - Genua (*Fails*)
F Neapolis Supports A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Apulia - Roma (*Fails*)
A Cyrenaica - Carthage (*Fails*)
F Sicilia - Tyrhennian Sea (*Fails*)
Gaul:
F Mare Suevieum Supports A Treva
F Numidian Sea Supports F Carthage
F Balearic Sea Hold
F Carthage Hold
F Saguntum Supports F Balearic Sea
A Gaetulia Supports F Carthage
A Helvetii Supports A Genua
A Aliso Supports A Belgica
A Treva Hold
A Genua Hold
F Corsica Supports F Sardinia
A Narbonensis Supports A Genua
A Belgica Supports A Aliso
A Scandia Supports A Treva
F Sardinia Hold
Germania:
A Biskupin, no move received (*Disbanded*)
Persia:
F Ionian Sea Hold
F Lycian Sea Hold
A Raetia - Genua (*Fails*)
A Aqueleia Supports A Raetia - Genua
A Umbria Supports A Aqueleia
A Iazyges Supports A Aestui - Biskupin
A Nineveh Hold
Scythia:
A Bojohaemum Supports A Aestui - Biskupin
A Aestui - Biskupin
A Gelonus Supports A Kul Oba - Aestui
A Kul Oba - Aestui
A Pannonia - Raetia (*Fails*)
F Armenia Hold[Reply] |
| dc109 - The infamous... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
…year of 211 BC… How do you want it to be known? Get those orders in! It’s time to write some history!
Due in about 6 hours…
-mike[Reply] |
| dc109 f212bc builds! - Gallup polls report... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
Sure its a catchy tune...
But can you dance to it? Huh?
(What's the old adage about starting something you can't finish.... Heh heh...)
On Dec 7, 2007 7:29 PM, Michael Sims < mike(at)southwall.com ([email]mike(at)southwall.com[/email])> wrote:
…Germanic raids are expected to be up 50% over last year!
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PRESS:
With troops growing weary of endless campaigning along Gaul's long frontier, the propaganda machine has been kicked into overdrive again in an attempt to boost morale. Here is a verse that has been doing the rounds lately:
There once was a fishy old Persian,
Who plumbed immense depths of perversion.
His sister, his mother,
Yes, even his brother!
To incest he had no aversion
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Spring of 211bc will be due next Friday 12/14, 2pm Pacific!
* A 4-way Egypt, Gaul, Persia, Scythia draw is proposed, votes will be taken with Spring orders. 5 yes votes required to pass. (If this is passed, Germania is not part of the draw and gets credited w a Survival)
Gaul:
Build A Scandia
Build F Saguntum
Germania:
Build A Biskupin
[Reply] |
| dc109 f212bc builds! - Gallup polls report... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
…Germanic raids are expected to be up 50% over last year!
***********************************************
PRESS:
With troops growing weary of endless campaigning along Gaul's long frontier, the propaganda machine has been kicked into overdrive again in an attempt to boost morale. Here is a verse that has been doing the rounds lately:
There once was a fishy old Persian,
Who plumbed immense depths of perversion.
His sister, his mother,
Yes, even his brother!
To incest he had no aversion
***********************************************
Spring of 211bc will be due next Friday 12/14, 2pm Pacific!
* A 4-way Egypt, Gaul, Persia, Scythia draw is proposed, votes will be taken with Spring orders. 5 yes votes required to pass. (If this is passed, Germania is not part of the draw and gets credited w a Survival)
Gaul:
Build A Scandia
Build F Saguntum
Germania:
Build A Biskupin[Reply] |
| dc109 f216 BC Results! - An Egyptian Comic in Rome... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
With orders…
-mike
An Egyptian Comic in Rome?
Amon Simbatala Leonida the Fourth [Simba the Great Sphinx] yawned in boredom. Ever since sending Tarsis off to the wilds of the barbarians across the sea to be an Oracle he had been bored and sullen. He missed the wit that that young one had. He knew that it was the lot of the Lion Kings to not get much pleasure out of life but that didn't mean that he had to like it. But today was going to be different - as he read the Mediterranean World News [owned by that foul Gaul Rupert Murdochebury] an article caught his attention. It was about an Egyptian who was captured in a covert raid on Alexandria by Glutius Maximus. Reported to be an Egyptian of exceeding intellect, he apparently had been pressed into service giving performances in front of the mighty Sergeant Jerrius Noncommunicatus.
"Hmm," Simba wondered out loud. "An Egyptian comic? I always thought that we were too busy worshipping this Sun God or that Lord of the Dead to be funny?"
Simba roared out loud, a plan forming in his mind.
Brudha, the young LionTalker who had taken Tarsis' place and was sure to become a great prophet one day, came running when he heard the great Simba roar.
"Oh Great Simba, what is wrong? What ails you?"
Simba grumbled, "We have a son of the Pharaohs that has been pressed into the service of another. This I cannot bear. At once you must instruct the Pharaoh's armies to this strange empire of Rome to rescue him. His name is..."
"Comicus."
6 Months Later...Ionian Sea
The Egyptian sea captain shook his head. A raid on some back-water countryside province that he couldn't even remember the name of? Ipanema? Oh well, it isn't important. But this ferrying business is getting tiresome. Can't I get a real assignment like raiding a town? All of my brothers are off pillaging barbarian towns and I get stuck with ferry duty. I better get to go attack a nice cozy seaside town after this. I hear that Sicilia is nice in the Fall.
The captain merely shook his head. There was nothing for it. For now he had become the personal ferry-man for the Pharaohs elite armies.
"Alright you slags. Let's get going. Time for us to do the Pharaohs bidding." And once again miss the action, he thought. "It's off to Ipanema, or Kilimanjaro, or Aperture or whatever. Set sail."
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Today we bid farewell to our newly departed Macedonians. Our prayers will rest with the Greeks and their fearless leader Josh. Except for maybe the young Persian scribe, Atar… unaware of the magnitude of what’s happened here… the deals that were cut with the sheep-defiling Scythians… the monies paid to buy off the Egyptian navy… he picks up a tattered map of the universe, gazes quizzitively and casts it aside… “Camelspit – What did these Greeks know anyways!”… kicking around the scrambled remains of some once-right triangles, he wonders what his nation really stands for. The Oracle said it was time for a change… But this?
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*RETREATS*
3 Retreats due Thursday 9/27, 2pm Pacific:
Macedonia: A Pella can go to Ill, Del, or disband
Rome: A Pannonia can go to Dac, Ill, or disband
Egypt: F Punis Sea can only go to SYM or disband
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*BUILDS*
Builds are due at the same time! Thursday 9/27, 2pm Pacific.
They may be ordered conditional upon the above retreats:
Gaul: Build 1
Germania: Build 1
Persia: Build 1
Rome: Remove 2
Scythia: Build 1
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*ORDERS*
Carthage:
A Cartenna Hold
Egypt:
F Punis Sea Supports F Ionian Sea - Sicilia (*Dislodged*)
F Ionian Sea - Sicilia (*Fails*)
F Carthage - Numidia
A Gaetulia Supports A Cartenna
A Apulia - Neapolis (*Fails*)
F Cyrenaica - Carthage
F Creta - Ionian Sea (*Fails*)
Gaul:
F O.Britannicus - Britannia
F Strait of Gibraltar - Numidian Sea
F Saguntum Supports F Strait of Gibraltar - Numidian Sea
A Pyrenaei - Narbonensis (*Bounce*)
A Helvetii - Narbonensis (*Bounce*)
A Aliso Supports A Belgica
A Raetia Supports A Iazyges - Pannonia
A Belgica Supports A Aliso
Germania:
A Treva - Biskupin (*Bounce*)
A Bojohaemum - Biskupin (*Bounce*)
A Genua - Aqueleia (*Fails*)
A Iazyges - Pannonia
Macedonia:
A Pella Hold (*Dislodged*)
Persia:
F Aegaeum Mare Supports A Byzantium - Athos
A Athens - Pella
A Antiochia - Nineveh
F Lydia Hold
A Byzantium - Athos
A Bithynia - Attaleia
Rome:
F Balearic Sea - Roma (*Bounce*)
F Tyrhennian Sea Supports F Sardinia - Punis Sea
A Aqueleia - Roma (*Bounce*)
A Neapolis Supports A Sicilia (*Cut*)
A Pannonia Supports A Raetia - Bojohaemum (*Dislodged*)
A Sicilia Supports A Neapolis (*Cut*)
F Sardinia - Punis Sea
Scythia:
F Maeotis Palus Convoys A Armenia - Kul Oba
A Aestui Supports A Gelonus - Iazyges
A Gelonus - Iazyges
A Moesia Supports A Athens - Pella
A Armenia - Kul Oba
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Enjoy!
-mike
And what happened to those offerings! You see what happens to those who don’t make them… Don’t let it happen to you![Reply] |
| dc109 f216 BC Ret & Builds! - The Mid-Autumn F... - test_gm (Sep 13, 2007, 12:00 am) |
The Germania received secret news that there have been celebrations from the China, Far East. The Mid-Autumn Festival is celebrated each year according to the Lunar Year.
Moon Cakes, which the Oriental Tribes fonded of, were offered to Him, stuffed with sweet lotus paste and salted egg yolk, rich and creamy, with sweetness and aroma left around...
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What a great time for a festival folks as 4 civilizations are sporting shiny new units this year!
(*It was rumored that the Chinese Moon Cake delivery boy could be seen sailing around the Punic sea for hours asking around… “Sweet Moon Cakes here for the Roman fleet” – but it was nowhere to be found*)
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*RETREATS*
Egypt: F Punic Sea - Syrtis Major
Macedonia: disband A Pella
Rome: disband A Pannonia
*************************************************
*BUILDS*
Gaul: Build F Narbonensis
Germania: Build A Biskupin
Persia: Build A Antiochia
Rome: Remove F Punic Sea
Scythia: Build A Gelonus
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Next: Spring 215 BC, due in 1 week – Friday 10/5, 2pm Pacific![Reply] |
