FuglCiv
Chieftain
Please resend, you sent the wrong save, the one you got from kelzad.
C3C PBEM: "Cesar" - Rise of Rome scenario - level : beginners
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FuglCiv
Chieftain
FuglCiv
Chieftain
GPS to Carthage.
Killed off the army outside Sinope.
Be prepared, Macedons, I am mobilizing my troops for a grand push to take the rest of Asia Minor.
Killed off the army outside Sinope.
Be prepared, Macedons, I am mobilizing my troops for a grand push to take the rest of Asia Minor.
Hannibal is dead!
Battle report:
Legionary II 5.4.1 (6/6) v. Hannibal 4.2.2 (15/15) → (13/15)
Legionary II 5.4.1 (5/5) v. Hannibal 4.2.2 (13/15) → (3/16)
Legionary II 5.4.1 (5/5) → (2/6) v. Hannibal 4.2.2 (3/16)
In addition, a Roman trireme destroyed 1 Carthaginian galley.
Battle report:
Legionary II 5.4.1 (6/6) v. Hannibal 4.2.2 (15/15) → (13/15)
Legionary II 5.4.1 (5/5) v. Hannibal 4.2.2 (13/15) → (3/16)
Legionary II 5.4.1 (5/5) → (2/6) v. Hannibal 4.2.2 (3/16)
In addition, a Roman trireme destroyed 1 Carthaginian galley.
turfcat
Prince
1 persian heavy calvary killed outside Sinope.
GPS Persia
GPS Persia
FuglCiv
Chieftain
GPS to Carthage
Killed a Macedon heavy cavalry outside Sinope, and 2 hoplites and 2 HC in the middle of Asia Minor. Also captured two old fashioned macedon catapults.
Killed a Macedon heavy cavalry outside Sinope, and 2 hoplites and 2 HC in the middle of Asia Minor. Also captured two old fashioned macedon catapults.
Carthaginian, why do you send me your little barbarian friends instead fighting yourself? Are you a coward? I was about to offer you a peace treaty, but many Romans have suffered your crimes, so I cannot not forgive. Your towns shall be reduced to ashes and your people will be condemned to labor in the salt mines. You shall be my servant, and you will work until you forgive your name.
I shall destroy you!
I shall destroy you!
turfcat
Prince
Killed 1 Persian Heavy Calvary outside Sinope again.
GPS Persia
GPS Persia
FuglCiv
Chieftain
GPS to Carthage
Killed two mac HC and lost one myself.
Killed two mac HC and lost one myself.
turfcat
Prince
GPS Persia. Not much happening
FuglCiv
Chieftain
GPS to Carthage.
Killed off a hoplite and some heavy cavalry outside Sinope. Lost one Heavy cavalry.
Killed off a hoplite and some heavy cavalry outside Sinope. Lost one Heavy cavalry.
turfcat
Prince
GPS Persia
Not much happening
Not much happening
FuglCiv
Chieftain
GPS to Carthage
Killed off all macedon troops within our borders, lost 2 heavy cavalry and 1 immortal.
Moved troops into macedon territory.
Killed off all macedon troops within our borders, lost 2 heavy cavalry and 1 immortal.
Moved troops into macedon territory.
turfcat
Prince
Killed one Persian HC on Macedon land, lost one galley
GPS Persia
GPS Persia
FuglCiv
Chieftain
GPS Carthage
No fighting, troops converges on Miletus.
No fighting, troops converges on Miletus.
turfcat
Prince
Massive amount of troops approach Macedon cities
2 galleys sunk near Bythantium.
GPS Persia
I had to replay my turn. When asked to save I accidently hit continue game.
2 galleys sunk near Bythantium.
GPS Persia
I had to replay my turn. When asked to save I accidently hit continue game.
FuglCiv
Chieftain
The capture of Miletus, 210 B.C.
Persian forces, lead by Darius himself, approached the town with a superior force, confident of victory. Still they were prepared for a long and difficult battle, expecting a large Macedonian force to defend it.
Imagine the surprise the had when they found the down virtually undefended, only by a hoplite and a horseman! The town was easily secured, only by the cost of one piece heavy cavalry.
Persian intelligence suggest the town garrison fled as soon as they saw the overwhelming Persian force.
Soon the rest of the Macedonian empire shall fall.
Edit:
I'll send it to Carthage as soon as I am able to add attachments to my emails again.
Persian forces, lead by Darius himself, approached the town with a superior force, confident of victory. Still they were prepared for a long and difficult battle, expecting a large Macedonian force to defend it.
Imagine the surprise the had when they found the down virtually undefended, only by a hoplite and a horseman! The town was easily secured, only by the cost of one piece heavy cavalry.
Persian intelligence suggest the town garrison fled as soon as they saw the overwhelming Persian force.
Soon the rest of the Macedonian empire shall fall.
Edit:
I'll send it to Carthage as soon as I am able to add attachments to my emails again.
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