Hiawatha decided he would talk to Greece to sell Writing. Alexander highly walued Writing and sold Hiawatha 3 technologies for it. After that, Hiawatha spoke to the disliked German leader, Bismark. he only sold 1 technology for Writing. But he was foolish enough to make it Warrior Code, granting Iroquois qith the knowledge of bows and arrows. This would most likely lead to a war. Hiawatha was pleased though, he had earnt himself all of the first teir techs
The cities that had been built on the beach had been mking floaty things, which were named curraghs. Hiawatha never understood why they were called curraghs though, since he thought floatie thing sounded much cooler. Hiawatha was using this time to build up a small army to remove Germany from the choke point, which currently consisted of 3 regular warriors. Hiawatha was pleased they were regular, since he didnt want constipated warriors on the battlefield. Unfortunately, the Cultural Advisor was still in palace. She kept saying "Build the Pyramids! We'd be the envy of the world!" So she was given an axe and stuck on the frontline promtly. Even more unfortunately, the next culture advisor was more annoying, so Hiawatha gave up.
The rich people started to get angry, because it turned out that no luxuries were connected.
The foreign countries were jealous of Hiawatha's beautiful foreign advisor. (well, they thought he was beautiful)
The military advisor was disappointed with my lack of military buildup compared to Germany.
And the labourers were angry because i just put 5 screenshots in without giveing more map info
It didnt take very long after that for a third floaty thing to start exploring, and at approx the sam etime, Oil Springs was built. Niagra Falls joined in the settler building party the next turn, and after only one more turn, the great city of Tonawanda was built. It was December in 1625BC when Hiawatha met a red coloured border. It turned out that the red border belonged to Hammurabi, the leader of Bablyon. He refused to trade the alphabet to Hiawatha so he gave him the finger and went on his way. But after only 25 years, Babylon had learnt Alphabet, and was willing to trade the secrets of Iron Working for Writing. Hiawatha apologised for his earlier actions, and a trade was made. Hiawatha was very disappointed when he found out he had no Iron, but he knew that all he needed for now was archers. It took very little time to find the Hittites, who were north of Bablyon. They were technologically inferior to the Iroquois, so their messenger was given a lethal dose of wheat to show the Hittites what cold-blooded monsters the Iroquois were. By then the Iroquois had figured out Philosophy, and since they were such great philosophers, they also learnt Literature. Finally we can read books to our children thought Hiawatha as they told him of the great news. He was told by his military advisor in the same meeting that the army was ready to attack the spearman. Excellent. It was WAR! 2 men died attacking that spearman, but the warrior who succeeded was promoted to veteran! This allowed the powerful Iroquois to control the chokepoint, provided that they could hold it for the duration of the war. St Regis had just been founded too. Centralia was founded in dangerous territory, but this wsa of no concern to our friend Hiawatha. He trusted in his warriors abilities.
He was then shown some strategic maps by his chief mapper.
And the most alarming of all, an orange border...
Who is the orange border?
Will the German Army raze my newly founded city?
Will i ever get a strategic rsource?
Will someone kill me if i post 6 advisor pics again?
Find out next time!
They dont have a chance! To the south, the conscript warrior was patrolling the borders of Athens. He saw his chance to spy directly on Athens. He would stand on that hill to the east. It was a brilliant plan, and if he retreated quick enough, he wouldnt have to fight any hoplites. Interesting, he thought to himself...
I'd never thought of that!
You probably want to research The Wheel anytime soon dont you? Or well, know where the horsies are for future planning.
