the celtic peacekeepers!

well then give him more! MORE STORIES!!!! LALALA. We're obssesed!

"Hail Celtonia our fatherland,
we have defended Celtionia from
the evils of the world. We are
the protectors of the world,
Hail Celtic peacekeepers,
Hail Celtonia our fatherland" - First verse of National Anthem of Celtonia

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Pretty good 'cept Celts would call it a Motherland.

Got any more verses?

Daft, you are awesome.

Daftpanzer if you don't writ soon I'm either going to kill myself or somebody else. Prefearbly someone else so I can countinue reading your story.

kill daft.

Then how would I read his story?

Originally posted by silver 2039
Then how would I read his story?

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Save and Reload of course

After the defeat of the Spanish, the celts settled down once again to enjoy peace for a little while. More railways and factories were built, and the army continued to expand.

Meanwhile the Iroquai nation was in the grip of anarchy, the democratic government there had fallen during the course of the war with the other nations of their subcontinent (the Germans and the North Americans), and new militaristic forces were seeking to gain power in Salamanca.



The new leader Hiawatha emerged from a balcony on the great tower of the Iroquai National Fascist headquarters. Most of The city's population were in the great square below, being mesmerised by the all the tribal symbols, flags and chants happening all around them.

Their leader raised up his arms, paused, and then spoke in a great booming voice:
"A new power is rising! its victory is at hand! This night, the land will be stained with the blood of America! We march to Washington! We will leave no enemy alive! To WAR!!!!!" The crowd cheered, stirred up into a bloodlust, enthusiastic to see their country fight and win again. A Celtic spy was in the crowd, watching the spectacle. "Hiawatha is a propaganda punk, but I think he is serious about trying to conquer the whole continent" he reported back to home.

Meanwhile, other disturbing reports were reaching the new celtic capitol building. The iroquai were forcing 'resettlement', or more accurately, death, on the ethnic german population of their new empire, and even on minorities of their own population. Disturbing photographs were smuggled out of the iroquai empire, showing concentration camps and piles of dead bodies. Much of the german nation was being eradicated, and the survivors were being assimilated into the iroquai empire. The populations of many Amercian cities might soon face the same fate. In war the iroquai were advancing on all fronts, new york and all of the old aztec lands had already fallen.

What to do? Spain had been a weak, underdeveloped nation compared to the Americans, the French or the new empire of the Iroquai, yet it had taken the full effort of celtic nation before spain was conquered. Fighting overseas had proved difficult. But, spain had now provided the celts with a strategic foothold, from which it would be possible to advance. And of course, a fairly substantial celtic force was already in the area, poised on the weak flank of the iroquai. Perhaps the celts could help limit the irqoquai expansion. Or maybe even find a way to liberate germany, before the original population was wiped out. But the iroquai fascism was producing an enormous army. If if the celts could equal them in overall numbers, the celts still had to keep enough forces to defend the home continent.

The celtonian communist peoples' council was divided. Comrade Brennus, the new leader of the communist party, rallied the celtic leaders for action. "Do we just abandon the other half of the world to its fate? "This fascism cannot be tolerated in the world.... Germany must be saved from fascist aggression!" Eventually, all were agreed. Action was needed, even if it would leave the celts pushed off the other continent for good. Even if the army would be completely shredded and the homeland istelf invaded, something had to be done, to be attempted. It was the nature of the celtic people. It was time to try to achieve the dream of enforcing peace and goodwill throughout the entire world, no matter the cost.

The call to arms was sent out once again, and all available forces in spain gathered south of Santiago, near the iroquai border. An ultimatum was sent to the iroquai fascist leaders. Our demand was that they surrender all of their captured american and german territory, a bold statement of celtic intentions.



Unsurprisingly, Hiawatha refused. In fact, the iroquai now saw themselves as the supreme military power in the world, with the resources of mexico, germany and much of america now under their control. They disregarded any threat to their plans from the celts, beleiving they would not dare attack.

And so, the celts were left with one option:



There was no real plan or strategy, other than trying to defeat iroquai forces at all costs. Liberating german lands at this point seemed impossible, but it was hoped in future an opportunity would come. For now the celtic command hoped to at least distract irouqai attention from america, giving them the change to retake their lost territory.

The first priority was to try take the initiative, on the front where celtic occupied spain bordered the iroquai lands. If was felt that a quick strike might be succesful in capturing iroquai land, before they had a chance to respond.



"All things belong to the brave" had once been a celtic saying. The forces from spain marched into iroquai lands, where unknown numbers of fanatical fascist troops waited for them. It was not long before iroquai and celtic warriors clashed for the first time. The first move of the war was an attack was made on the nearest iroquai occupied city to the south. Hopes that these recently-captured lands were not too well defended were proved true. The city fell to the celtic attack, with few losses incurred. Was victory against this great foe possible? The celtic forces moved on...



The landscape as strange and unnerving, unlike anything in the home lands. In the north there was a great 'volcano' known as 'mount thunder', and in the south, the unforgiving jungles of mexico where the aztecs had once lived. Advancing with the celtic troops were also military scientists and botanists, who took time to study the land.

There was a pause in the fighting, and a sense of foreboding, as it was known the iroquai would soon respond to the surprise celtic attack.


(Cavalry skirmish in the mountains)

Salamanca, the iroquai capitol, was not that far from the front line. With the celtic command growing in confidence, it was seen as a possible objective, but it would undoubtedly be very heavily defended. However, not long after the celtic attack, the iroquai countered with large numbers of cavalry and riflemen. Despite the best efforts at moving in new forces from home, it was now clear that there was not enough force to advance further, indeed there might not be enough forces to stop the iroquai forcing the celtic force all the way into spain.

Riflemen, now used by both sides, had shown their effectiveness against cavalry in mountain terrain. A defensive posture was adopted for now, but the celts struggled to hold onto several strategic mountain positions, which the iroquai continually attacked. Fighting was hard, and there had already been many casualties. At any moment, it was feared the iroquai would unleash a major attack out of the mountains.

In the celtic leadership, the overall planning for the war was confused. Many commanders wanted to concentrate on this single front, as this offered the best chance for inflicting losses on the iroquai empire, however it offered little hope of liberating germany. An invasion across the western ocean into germany was dreamed, but the lesson of previous invasions had been learned - It would take army attacking in force to establish a second front in germany, and while such a force as begin assembled, the other first front would have to hold against the iroquai onslaught with only minimal reinforcements.

Meanwhile, at sea, it was suspected that the iroquai had mobilised a fairly large navy, with many frigate-class ships. Since the outbreak of war, naval combat had so far been confined to a few small battles between patrolling ships. No major sea battles took place until a small fleet of iroquai frigates was spotted escorting a galleon to the island of Alaska.

Several times over the next few years, the iroquai would make trips from their coastal bases on the alaskan sea and try to conquer the island. The celtic ironclads managed to sink several frigates, and damaged more by long range fire, forcing them back to port for repairs. However, several ironclads were also damaged or sunk. But the ironclad ship design once again proved its worth. They were able to balance out the greater numbers of iroquai ships with greater performance in battle, and much greater survivability.

The iroquai used their frigates in concentrated formations, which proved almost unstoppable. The celts had more ships overall, but were spread out all over the oceans, while the iroquai focused on a single region. The massed iroquai frigates were able to escort a few invasion divisions to alaska several times, which came close to breaching the defences of the city of buffalo there (which was at one point defended by one decimated riflemen divison). But together with the naval gunfire of the ironclads, reinforcements from the other side of the island were able to repeatedly beat off the invaders. Had the iroquais attacked with more strength, the island of alska would have fallen, changing the state of the naval war.


(Celtic intelligence monitors foreign naval power)

Back home, all was not well, as the byzantines were once again at war with the hittites, and were advancing into their territory. As feared, the celts could not spare any resources from the iroquai war to deal with the new situation. Celtic command kept a close eye on the Byzantine navy as it surrounded and bombarded hittite coastal
cities.


(figthing for a mountain pass)

Back on the other continent, for several long months the war raged on in the mountains and jungles of the current front, while it was decided what course to take. Despite constant attrition, Celtic forces were gradually building up in strength, but so were the iroquai. The celts made the most of the mountain terrain, and there were several heroic last stands by dug-in celtic riflemen divisions, which took out many iroquai units. The celts own cavalry would move in to finish off damaged enemy units and attack any targets of opportunity.

The celtic army was holding on, just. Further gains were out the quesiton at this point. Conditions for the troops were terrible, in the high inaccessible mountains or in the dense jungles. But the will to fight remained strong.

Up north, the iroquai/American front seemed more or less stable, with no more iroquai gains there for now. Perhaps the celts had managed to divert enough iroquai forces away from that front? Nonetheless, an american city near Washington was reduced to ruins and completely destroyed, a sign of the scale of the fighting that was
still going on.

The situation wasnt going anywhere, at least not in the direction the celts wanted. All of celtonia was put on full war mobilisation, and thousands of new weapons and warriors left the homeland each year to fight overseas, but this was only enough to hold the line. The current war situation could go on for many years, during which the americans would inevitably suffer more losses and the german populations would be completely assimilated into the iroquai empire.

Meanwhile unrest was starting again on the home continent. Time was of the essence, each passing month weakened the celtic position on both continents. Something needed to be done to regain the imitative, that hope of progress that had been seen only at the outbreak of war.

The celtic leadership now decided that an ally was needed if the war was going to be won. The fateful decision was taken to try to persuade the French to join the conflict. The french had been a relatively peaceful nation, quietly living in the snowy south of their continent for many centuries. Only recently they had expanded at the expense of the arrogant vikings. The situation was complicated, as the french and the americans were not on good terms at all. But the French had a powerful army, and seemed willing to see iroquai power reduced.

The only previous alliance in celtic history had been with byzanitum (during the time of the incan empire), and the alliance had eventually made the two civlisations bitter enemies. Would such a thing happen again with the French? Nonetheless, the priority now was defeating the fascist iroquai forces. With french help, the celts would soon feel confident enough to gamble with a major attack….

The Celts and the Iroquai, the two most powerful nations of the time, were now locked in a brutal war. The iroquai wanted total domination of their continent, while the celts wanted to restore the german and american nations to full independence. The war was consuming all the resources the celts had, and the Byzantines in particular were taking advantage of the situation to invade the hittite lands. The celts couldn’t maintain this level of fighting indefinitely without seeing all their efforts at maintaining peace come undone on the home continent. And all the while, the opprpessed peoples of the iroquai empire continued to suffer.

As a desperate measure, the celts had bribed the French to join the war against he iroquai, in return for a small amount of money and luxuries.


(Iroquai scouts watch the french advancing into their territory)

The celts had no doubt that the French were only interested in maintaining their own power, and were not interested in ensuring world peace. But without their help, the celts would be forced out of the war eventually. A reduced iroquai empire was good for everyone.

The French army was unique in that it maintained large numbers of ‘Musketeer’ infantry. These units had been some of the best troops in the world a few hundred years ago, and although they were still effective, they were by now outclassed by riflemen.


(French musketeers take a moment to admire each other's uniforms)



And so the French army had entered the war, with troops moving up from French-occupied Scandinavia and into Mexico. The French soon captured two ancient aztec cities from the iroquai, who were once again taken by surprise. The stalemate was broken, and the celtic command decided that the time had come for the celts to attempt a new offensive. The first attack was launched into the deep jungle and moved to capture the city of Tlateloco. Luckily it seemed that the iroquai lines in that area were in chaos, and the city fell to the celts (with French help). However, in the confused jungle conditions, losses had been quite high on all sides.


(Jungle skirmish)

The French army had proved surprisingly strong, and as the iroquai moved to meet it in the area around St.Regis in the south, an opportunity arose for the celts to regroup and launch a long-desired attack into the mountain region of Cattaraugus. It took several months to gather the forces needed for the push, and the only available cavalry army had been mauled in the earlier fighting and was being re-equipped.

Finally, an attack was launched into the great American mountains. The scenery was spectacular, as this was the largest and highest mountain range in the world. Unfortunately, that didn’t make military operations there any easier.


(French musketeers clash with iroquai forces)

The celts were luckily able to capture several key mountain positions overlooking Cattaraugus before iroquai had a chance to dig in. In the following months, artillery was brought to bear of the city, before a final cavalry assault managed to overcome its defences. The fighting was extremely bloody and brutal in places, but in the end the city fell, the first of the national iroquai cities to do so. The celts took control of the area and its diamond mines (no less than three of them), undoubtedly a blow to the iroquai trade and economy.



There was as growing sense of confidence, as it looked like the iroquai were beginning to loose their grip on the front line. But enemy resistance soon increased again as the iroquai adapted to the new situation. Celtic probes against the capitol of Salamanca failed abysmally, and the French were unable to penetrate any further to the south. The iroquai had fallen back to a new secure defence line, as the celts took up position throughout the mountain ranges. Losses so far had been high for each side, and the celts did not want to push any further for the time being. They were prepared to hold the line at this point, consolidating the gains made so far, digging in and letting the French forces continue to harass the iroquai to the south. It seemed stalemate had been reached once again.



Meanwhile, the celts turned their attention to the isolated iroquai colony of Akwesasne, on the island of Gotland. This island was the last refuge of the Viking nation, who were hostile to the iroquai and were continually attacking the colony with their beserker troops, to no avail. The nearby French also failed to take the colony, despite landing several cavalry divisions on the island.

It was clear that a substantial force would be needed to overcome the strong defences of there. Nonetheless, it was felt to be an important objective, as it would deprive the iroquai navy of a potential naval base in the eastern ocean.

A first invasion force failed to breech the defences, and had to be evacuated to avoid iroquai counter attacks. Nonetheless, a few months later, a larger force finally arrived from the eastern coast of celtonia, and several cavalry divisons backed by riflemen and artillery, with help from a multi-national force of French cavalry and Viking berserkers, finally managed to overwhelm the defences. It had been a costly and time-consuming diversion, but the city was now claimed for the celts, and it was envisioned that the colony would function as a useful celtic naval base after the war.

By this stage of the conflict, many of the iroquai frigates were being kept in their ports for continual repair because of constant bombardment from celtic ironclads. With the western ocean at least now generally free of iroquai ships, transport galleons form all over the celtic lands were gathered together on the western shore of celtonia. Large concentrations of fresh troops, as well as some units taken from the front lines, were also being gathered there. A secret opertion was underway. No-one knew what was happening except the ship captains and army generals in the top ranks. Some spoke of a desperate, suicidal new offensive against the iroquai.

During the summer of 987 BC, a invasion force of 24 divisions was sailed across the western ocean, arriving at the shores of occupied germany. The invasion fleet finally landed near Hamburg, which was soon found to be a well defended city. The orders were given and it became clear, this was a do-or-die invasion of germany.

The attack on Hamburg was slowed up because of the failure of the initial bombardment to do any substantial damage. The iroquai did not yet counter attack, but it wouldn’t be long before they would repsond. With a more effective bombardment in the following months, the city finally fell to the celtic invasion force, and the second front was opened.



However, the shock factor was now lost, and the iroquai were already moving to coutner the invasion. Fighting on this new german front became very difficult, due to the fact that there was no real front line, and no secure area for the celtic troops to fall back to. Berlin was captured shortly after hamburg in a bold move to the south, but looses were once again high. The lives of many celtic warriors were being lost for this noble cause.

The celts were shocked to find large areas of the german cities in ruins. Once thriving cities had been reduced by the fighting and by iroquai atrocities to shadows of their former selves. Some felt that there was little left to save in germany. Looking out across the vast tracts of ruined buildings, it was hard to disagree. But the celtic leaders knew that it was still possible for any people to rebuild and emerge as a nation once again.



The iroquai soon began attacking the beachhead in germany from every direction, making it necessary to detach large defensive forces at every captured city, and progress ground to a halt. The situation was dangerous, and some consideration was given to moving the troops out of germany altogether, perhaps to join up with the Americans in the north.

However, a few months later, the newly appointed leader of the german front, general Caractacus, arrived in the area. A new cavalry army was organised and the iroquai counter attacks were beaten back for the time being.

A celtic cavalry army fighting on the original front was now ordered to make a daring and highly dangerous move right across the southern iroquai lands. Despite spending several months in hostile territory, the army was attacked by only a couple of enemy cavalry divisions, and later successfully joined up with celtic forces near berlin. Was this a sign that the iroquai were weakening? It seemed that they had definitely lost a greater proportion of their forces so far. Or perhaps they were just preparing for a new counter offensive?

Nonetheless, hopes for the continued liberation of germany were high, as two cavalry armies had now arrived on the scene. With the celts, france, and america all fighting against the iroquai empire, it seemed that victory would at least be achieved one way or another. But the iroquai were far from beaten, and they would soon gain a new ally in the war.

Are the germans fully dead? Can you list the casualties so far?

As the situation in germany began to look brighter, back on the home continent there was trouble. The Byzantines announced a military pact with the iroquai, and declared war on America. This was the final straw for the celts. The Byzantines were pushing it beyond the limit, taking Hittite land, declaring support for celtic enemies, and openly challenging celtic peacekeeping efforts. “The Byzantine navy cannot be allowed to assist the Americans!” declared comrade Brennus. The high council agreed once again to declare war, this time on the Byzantines.

Resources could hardly be spared from the war against the iroquai, but it was believed the Byzantine land forces were in a poor state, lacking modern firearms and reduced by fighting with the hittites. A short war was hoped for, to push the byzantines out of hittite land and to put their navy beyond use.

Although most forces had been sent overseas, the celts had left several well organised armies in celtonia along the southern borders. These armies struck out at the byzantines, who could offer little resistance in their weak north flank. Their bluff had been called, but he celts were now sending reinforcements into byzantium instead of into germany.

Berlin had been handed to german control, as a message of celitc intentions. It also freed up garrison forces to advance further. But this move was premature, as the iroquai now targeted Berlin in a major counter attack and re-ocupied the city, which had little time to prepare defences. The advancing celtic forces had to double back to avoid being cut off. A second battle for Berlin was fought, and although the celts retook the city, many lives and more time had been lost. And once again, the iroquai army had committed atrocities against the population, killing many more civilians.

It was clear that more garrison forces would be needed for a further push into germany, in order to protect the cities already liberated. The war on Byzantium had to end fast - some suggested a raid against Constantinople to force them out of the war. But this idea was later abandoned, as the celts didn’t wan to see the fabled city suffer the ravages of war, which so many other cities had suffered.



In the western ocean, the ironclads sunk several Byzantine frigates and forced the rest into harbour, taking moderate losses themselves. It seemed the Byzantine navy wasn’t as well developed as first thought, but it didn’t go down without a fight. One of their frigates, the “Sofia”, was responsible for the sinking of two empty celtic galleons returning from germany, and two celtic patrol frigates during the course of the war, disappearing back into port each time before the celts could respond.


(Artists impression of the "Sofia" in its prime)

However, the famous frigate was finally caught by three ironclads and sunk in a heroic last battle. Simultaneously, celtic land forces raided the fortified naval base of Dyrrachium, catching several more byzantine frigates in harbour and blowing them up. The Byzantine navy now lacked the strength to affect the outcome of war, and their gains against the hitties had been reversed. Although they refused peace, it was felt that the majority of home forces could be safely sent overseas. With the Byzantines beaten back on land and sea, the campaign in germany could advance once again.

In a series of major battles on the other continent, the combined forces of Celtonia, France and America now finally seemed broke the back of the iroquai fascist army. The French had put a huge drain n the iroquai in the south, despite failing to capture any cities. The celts had fought well, holding the mountains, and the new front in germany had also put a major strain on the iroquai. The Americans had continued to defend their remaining cities well, defeating several iroquai attacks and keeping their forces tied up in the area.

Overall, there were now just too many enemy troops in or around the iroquai empire. The dream of a grand continental fascist empire was all but over, but there were still several cities to liberate. Iroquai counter attacks became increasingly rare, and the celts were able to spread their defences thin and make more concentrated attacks.

All of germany was recaptured, and the iroquai occupied cities in the east American peninsular were cut off. In the closing days of the war, the celts liberated new york and pressed on to philelphia. Iroquai forces there were of increasingly poor quality, often including longbowmen and other primitive troop types. Although they continued to hold the line around Salamanca on first front, a remarkable achievement, the iroquai were clearly beaten, and could not defend in any other area.

The celtic/French pact against the iroquai had expired, and with the recapture of philedelphia in the east, it was decided to offer peace terms to the iroquai. The celts were eager to see an end to this conflict, which had now been raging for many years, and a prolonged, bloody campaign into the iroquai heartland was not desried. It seemd the iroquai were eager for peace too, as they agreed to peace, offering the surrender of a couple of remaining German and American cities.


(The end of the war)

The iroquai fascist empire was left with none of its gains against other nations, and had lost two of its own national cities. The war had been a success, the grand plans of the iroquai were in ruins. The biggest war so far in world history had been fought and won, and it had happened on a different continent. The reach of celtic power was becoming global, and for the first time, the celts had achieved the complete liberation of a nation, although the price had been high.

At the end of the war, much of germany had been depopulated as a result of the fighting and of the iroquai atrocities and war crimes commited. It was hoped that these lands would be able to recover. German cities (with the exception of Berlin,) were not handed over to german control straight way, as the diplomatic situation was complicated. Germany was still technically at war with both america and the iroquai!. Meanwhile celtic workers began a road building and tree-planting program in the occupied lands (the celts felt that too many trees had been cut down in that area).

For a while the celts had a huge land area under their control, but it was not to last. All American cities were returned to American control, and, by 959 BC, a new german nation was declared to the world (with peace being signed by germany and America). The new germany consisted of all traditional german cities (including the isolated city of Heidelberg, which had been under American control for many centuries). The celts pulled out of the area, however a new city was founded on the east American peninsular to act as a naval base.



As a further show of good intentions, it was also decided to return the majority of Spanish lands back to the rule of the Spanish monarchy, now based in Toledo. However, the city of santiago was kept as an important barracks and naval base for world peace forces. The Aztec lands to the south, and the iroquai diamond mines in the mountains were kept for ‘strategic peacekeeping reasons’.



The army had grown larger than ever before, and had expanded a great deal during the last few years alone. Perhaps the celtic industry would soon be able to support a true, global army to enforce the new ideals?

The celts wanted to believe an important war had been won, and a new age of peace would dawn. But fighting continued between the iroquai and the americans, and france also continued to fight the iroquai.

Tensions were increasing. The celts had gained what they thought would be peace, but the rest of the world had decide to keep on fighting, with numberous small scale conflicts going on and a complicated web of alliances and counter-alliances. Even the dutch began a war, against the mayans. It looked like chaos was growing everywhere.

More disturbing news came, as Spain declared a pact with the Iroquai against France. This was a suicidal move for Spain, which had barely begun to rebuild its armed forces since independence.

The French military, with the backing of ‘saint’ Joan d’ arc, had overthrown their democratic government and installed a new fascist regime similar to the iroquai. As the celts were helping restablish the german nation in the east, French military forces overran the newly independent spain. The Incas and several other nations also declared war, the incas inparticular sent longbowmen to aid the french.

The celts looked on in horror, but were unwilling to start a new major war against france so soon after the iroquai war had ended. The French army also looked stronger than ever. Official protests were sent, but in the end the celts were unwilling to act for now. It was a blow to the ideals of world peace and freedom, but the truth was the celts would accept French control of spain as payment for their role in iroquai war, which had brought little reward for them. The Spanish had after all started this war…



The mountain city of Toldeo, the only spanish city that had never to be conquered, put up a brave fight in the face of modern French weapons. But as French cavalry massed outside the city, it was clear that it too would fall. The celts were forced to hand over the ex-viking colony of Molde as a home for the Spanish government, to prevent the complete destruction of that civilisation. Many Spanish citizens died as a result of the fighting and the inevitable fascist atrocities.

French forces were now marching all over the celtic controlled lands south of spain, without any formal treaty or right of passage having been signed. But it was hoped there would still be 'peace', as long as the French understood that taking any more aggression would be a step too far.

This was not the end the end the Celts had fought for, to see one fascist empire replaced by another. There was confusion, and growing feelings of unrest. Plans were drawn up for possible action against france and holland, and some military leaders arrogantly declared that the celts could now defeat any nation in the world. But at the same time, there were calls for the scaling back of celtic ‘military bases’ and occupied lands, and growing feelings of unrest at the hypocrisy of the communist military government. A return to a democratic system was called for, even if it would mean the loss of much of the industry and a reduced military.

The future was confusing and uncertain, but conflict with France seemed inevitable. But when it came, would it be the last stand of fascism and aggression in the world, or the last stand of celtic “world peace”?

I would have expected you to hand offer Molde to the Vikings. I wish the Vikings had been more powerful personally.

Yeah, but if they had been more powerful Draft probably would have had to duke it out with Berserkers

Interesting additions daft.

These two new posts, while well written didn't have the suspense and the drama of the previous ones. Seemed like the Iroquois was unable to put up a good fight. With the iroquois contained, it seems like clear sailing from here on.

Hopefully, some other civ pose a real challenge to the great Celtic civilization. I'm skeptical about the french, but I'll wait and see.

Yay more! Great new parts Daft.

/edit, posts updated. Sorry for unleashing unfinished stuff and spoiling it! i had a look back and it was acutally a lot harder and more uncertain than how i first wrote it. From now ill take time to properly write the story, keeping in line with before, and not trying to add too much at once...

yeah edit it! i missed it first time round and now ya are spoiling the story ;-(

Edit: double post

Fianlly Daftpanzer it's about time. Now I want more!