The Hygro Dynasty takes power in a political coup.
Preturn:
I see what is meant by the fertile lands to the north.
Our army seems promising.
I consider trading wang for his spices, but decide since we are going to war with him, it's not a particularly wise notion.
Workers awakened and start mining mountains for the future generations.
Turn 1: 70 AD
Settler moves to Leptis Minor. I decide to deal with him later. On second thought I have him Join the city, Bringing the population from 76,000 citizens to 166,000.
Turn 2: 90 AD
Hippo trains a group of Horsemen, which are sent to the capitol to await further insruction.
Hippo's influence expands.
Hippo set to Galley
Worker force mine elsewhere.
Turn 3: 110 AD
Carthage and Utica produce horsemen. Carthage set to swordsmen, Utica set to horsemen.
Military advisor says we are strong compared to Persia and Korea, average to Russia, but weak to the Zulu.
Turn 4: 130 AD
Wang sends a galley to our island, where there's room for an uncultured city. I plan to send horsemen to block it if possible.
Worker force still killing time.
A mercenary unit is sent to block the exact spot for a city. Leptis Minor hires entertainers.
Turn 5: 150 AD
Wang appearantly is not interested in the spot. He continues down the sea next to our borders.
One horseman to guard that spot, Numidian Mercenary ordered home. Other horsemen ordered back to Carthage.
Workers set to more pointless chores.
In between turns we master Repuplic. I decide to not to with the strange feeling we'd get Monarchy, which we do! I decide to go ahead and become a monarch.
Turn 6: 170 AD
Galley built in Hippo, set to swordsmen.
Galley heads for Lipzeig, to be as close to the Koreans as possible.
Revolution started. 4 turns of anarchy expected.
Many entertainers hired.
Turn 7: 190 AD
Starvation in Berlin.
Korean galley still heading south, now near our southern border.
In between: Koreans start on Hanging Gardens.
Turn 8: 210 AD
Absolutely nothing.
Inbetween turns: Mathamatics learned. Set to currency. (hardly matters).
Korean galley heads dead East from our southern border, into the unexplored.
Workers finish more mountain mines. I plan to start irragating grasslands so we can make use of these mines.
Turn 9: 230 AD
Workers irragate a bit.
Galley reaches our small northern port of Lipzeig.
In between: revolution over. Tempted to switch to Republic. I go with Monarchy as I get no responses from otherworldly Gurus.
Turn 10: 250 AD
Hygro proclaimed King of Carthagenian Monarchy. With more military police power, people are happier. corruption decreases and production increases.
More irrigation.
Turn 11: 260 AD
Carthage swordsmiths outift more warriors.
Utica trains horsemen.
Theveste completes a galley.
All three build start more swordsmen.
Turn 12: 270 AD
Workers continue work in the mountains.
In between: Zulu are making the hanging gardens, and the Russians started a while back but after Korea.
Turn 13: 280 AD
More worker stuff.
2nd galley almost at Lipzeig.
Turn 14: 290 AD
Utica completes swordsman. Set to make another one.
Leptis Magna completes temple. Starts on galley.\
Hippo makes a swordsman. Starts on Pony Riders.
New soldiers fortify in home city as to add the the martial law forces.
Seems Russia and Korea learned literature. maybe they'll boost our science faster now.
Turn 15: 300 AD
Carthage completes more swords. Soldiers trained to use them. Laborers begin making more.
Leptis minor completes its temple, begins worker on outfitting soldiers with swords.
Galley reaches Lipzeig.
Diplomatic info:
Korea is cautious. The others are annoyed.
Ambassadors tell us Korea has a Right of passage with the other nations.
Korea has active trades with Russia and Zululand. Possible trades with us and Persia (I shoulda traded gems for spices--war seems farther away than I thought).
Gold:
Persia has no gold.
Korea has 41 gold.
Zululand has no gold.
Russia has 6 gold.
Hygro retires as King and leaves it up to CG to appoint a new one Monarch.
BtW, how do I post images? I got 2 screenshots right now and I'd like to post them. I see an IMG thing above but I'm not really familiar with it.