erez87
Lord of Random
OOC: If you recall Terrance, Egypt once slaughtered the population of Cyprus, and brought Egyptian settlers instead. Later Egypt collapsed and the area went under Phoenician influence, but it never said the Egyptians got slaughtered as well. They are probably there still.
Also - The Egyptian Pirates were once feared all over the Eastern Sea during Egypt's worse hours... Some of their population might still exist out there.
as for IC
to Nubia:
It would seem your kingdom remains kingless. I call forth the council of the elders of Nubia to handle the situation, and name the God-king of Egypt the official heir to the throne. In return I will supply Nubia with the resources needed for rebuilding and defense.
to Kush:
It did not have to come to this. The God-king expects 5,000,000 grains (5 economy points) economy points from Kush as payment for the destruction caused to Nubia, and I expect that every Jubilee of the Egyptian Empire (every turn) you will pay the sum of 2,000,000 grains (2 economy points) as tribute to the his might. In return Egyptian armies will not rip your country a new hole.
Also - The Egyptian Pirates were once feared all over the Eastern Sea during Egypt's worse hours... Some of their population might still exist out there.
as for IC
to Nubia:
It would seem your kingdom remains kingless. I call forth the council of the elders of Nubia to handle the situation, and name the God-king of Egypt the official heir to the throne. In return I will supply Nubia with the resources needed for rebuilding and defense.
to Kush:
It did not have to come to this. The God-king expects 5,000,000 grains (5 economy points) economy points from Kush as payment for the destruction caused to Nubia, and I expect that every Jubilee of the Egyptian Empire (every turn) you will pay the sum of 2,000,000 grains (2 economy points) as tribute to the his might. In return Egyptian armies will not rip your country a new hole.