D'Artagnan59
Mar 09, 2006, 02:26 PM
Prologue:
It was 330 AD. India’s Elephants and Medieval Infantry were marching towards Wat Pra Keo, the Lan Xang’s only source of Iron. Without it, there would be no Knights or Maces, as Gandhi’s military advisor, D’Artagnan59 called them. Fa Gnum pondered his choices. With his Saltpeter gone from the capture of the one-Javelin Thrower-guarded Muang Xiagnabouri. Even Nakhon Phanon was lost. Without his beloved Colossus and Great Wall of Luangphrabang, captured by who else? The Indians. They were sure to die. They were lucky to get Anyang, the Horse City, in a short war. He then was pumping Knights at Champassak and Wat Pra Keo. If the latter were taken, they were sure to be conquered. No Military Alliances took place. Not even Japan.
Meanwhile, Arabia was at a stalemate with Vijayaganar. Lan Xang troops were dying fast. Delhi was building J.S. Bach’s Cathedral. Then, Chuck Norris, the foreign advisor, said, “China is very pleased with us. So are Japan and Sumeria.”
Elephants were destroying Lan Xang troops. Soon, they reached Wat Pra Keo. Hills ran red with the blood of humans, horses, and elephants. Then an Elite War Elephant destroyed a Pikeman on the run. Then, a Great Leader emerged. He was Chandraguptna. The Elephant was named Ganesh, after a god. Ganesh and Chandraguptna ran to Luangphrabang.
Soon, D’Artagnan sent a package to Fa Gnum.
What will happen next? :confused:
It was 330 AD. India’s Elephants and Medieval Infantry were marching towards Wat Pra Keo, the Lan Xang’s only source of Iron. Without it, there would be no Knights or Maces, as Gandhi’s military advisor, D’Artagnan59 called them. Fa Gnum pondered his choices. With his Saltpeter gone from the capture of the one-Javelin Thrower-guarded Muang Xiagnabouri. Even Nakhon Phanon was lost. Without his beloved Colossus and Great Wall of Luangphrabang, captured by who else? The Indians. They were sure to die. They were lucky to get Anyang, the Horse City, in a short war. He then was pumping Knights at Champassak and Wat Pra Keo. If the latter were taken, they were sure to be conquered. No Military Alliances took place. Not even Japan.
Meanwhile, Arabia was at a stalemate with Vijayaganar. Lan Xang troops were dying fast. Delhi was building J.S. Bach’s Cathedral. Then, Chuck Norris, the foreign advisor, said, “China is very pleased with us. So are Japan and Sumeria.”
Elephants were destroying Lan Xang troops. Soon, they reached Wat Pra Keo. Hills ran red with the blood of humans, horses, and elephants. Then an Elite War Elephant destroyed a Pikeman on the run. Then, a Great Leader emerged. He was Chandraguptna. The Elephant was named Ganesh, after a god. Ganesh and Chandraguptna ran to Luangphrabang.
Soon, D’Artagnan sent a package to Fa Gnum.
What will happen next? :confused: