IsrNES3: Three Paths

[Israelite9191]

Yes, do send BT orders. I forgot to write that in at the begining, thanks. Send them in as soon as you can, I would say by Monday at 12 noon, US Central Time (GMT -6).

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[Finmaster]

Sorry, but in between you and the sea are the Phoenicians. If you want that port, it's gonna mean war, mwahahahaha. Well, I guess you could confederate, maybe, possibly.

I won't have to kill them.. I'll just eat them alive with my culture!

 

[jalapeno_dude]

Okay, thanks!

@Finmaster: you could just exile them to me...

 

[Israelite9191]

Ah, canabalism of the living, truly a wonderful indulgence.

 

[Finmaster]

Indeed! The Aramean eating culture shall be wondered and despised around the globe!

 

[Dreadnought]

edit......................

 

[Kentharu]

Nation Name: Egypt (yes again )
Capital: Ciaro
Ruler/Player: Pharoah somethin/Kentharu
Government: Monarchy
Religion: The Cult of Ra (unless im mistaken
Economy: {I fill this in}
Important Cities: {I fill this in}
Dependencies: You have none at this time
Infantry (Training): {I fill this in}
Cavalry (Training): {I fill this in}
Navy (Training): {I fill this in}
UU (Training): You have none at this time.
Mercenaries (Training) (Duration of Employment): {I fill this in}
Military/Civilian Leadership: {I fill this in}
Education: {I fill this in}
Age: {I fill this in}
Culture: {I fill this in}
Confidence: Tolerating
Infrastructure: {I fill this in}
Projects: You have none yet
Nation Background: Egypt, the most ancient civilization in the world. As old as the river Nile itself they say. But the glory days seemed to end when civil war struck Egypt, and Upper Egypt broke off. Now Egypt is a shadow of its former self, but perhaps change is coming for the new Pharoah seems keen to restore Egypt into a regional power once again.

 

[Azale]

Teotihuacán
Capital: Teotihuacán (40 km northeast of Mexico City)
Ruler/Player: King Milintica/Azale
Government: Religious Despotism
Religion: Zapotecish Polytheism (more on this later)
Economy: {I fill this in}
Important Cities: {I fill this in}
Dependencies:
Infantry (Training): {I fill this in}
Cavalry (Training): {I fill this in}
Navy (Training): {I fill this in}
UU (Training):
Mercenaries (Training) (Duration of Employment): {I fill this in}
Military/Civilian Leadership: {I fill this in}
Education: {I fill this in}
Age: {I fill this in}
Culture: {I fill this in}
Confidence: Tolerating
Infrastructure: {I fill this in}
Projects: You have none yet
Nation Background: "The place where men became gods". Teotihuacan is the center city of a newly formed civilization. They are just barely more civilized than thier neighbors but that is not really saying much.


I am afraid to put too much structure quit yet, but I am glad to be the first non-citystate

 

[Kentharu]

oh and i guess im a city state

 

[Dreadnought]

I'm tempted to switch to a non city-state...

 

[Jason The King]

Can't pass up a chance for a fresh start!

Trojan Kingdom
Capital: Troy
Ruler/Player: King Tios/Jason the King
Government: Absolute Monarchy
Religion: Greek Polytheism
Economy: {I fill this in}
Important Cities: {I fill this in}
Dependencies: You have none at this time
Infantry (Training): {I fill this in}
Cavalry (Training): {I fill this in}
Navy (Training): {I fill this in}
UU (Training): You have none at this time.
Mercenaries (Training) (Duration of Employment): {I fill this in}
Military/Civilian Leadership: {I fill this in}
Education: {I fill this in}
Age: {I fill this in}
Culture: {I fill this in}
Confidence: Tolerating
Infrastructure: {I fill this in}
Projects: You have none yet
Nation Background: From its founding by the warrior Dardanus, the Trojan people are adept city dwellers and are feared all around the region for their expert marksmanship and elite soldiers. The Trojan marketplace is also the site for heavy trading.

 

[Lord_Iggy]

Well Israelite, I'm torn between semi-urbanized tribe and city-state. Which one would be easier for empire building?

I think I might go with semi-urbanized tribe, but I'll await your answer.

 

[Israelite9191]

Well, Iggy, it really depends on your play style. City states start out stronger, but they are less stable and militarily weaker (at least at first). Semi-urbanized tribes are balanced, they have few advantages and few disadvantages, which means you have a blank slate to work with. Again, it all depends on your own play style.

 

[Dreadnought]

I'm gonna switch to Semi-urban. template coming

 

[Dreadnought]

Thrace
Capital: Varna
Ruler/Player: Dreadnought
Government: Monarchy
Religion: Greek Polythesism
Economy: {I fill this in}
Important Cities: {I fill this in}
Dependencies: You have none at this time
Infantry (Training): {I fill this in}
Cavalry (Training): {I fill this in}
Navy (Training): {I fill this in}
UU (Training): You have none at this time.
Mercenaries (Training) (Duration of Employment): {I fill this in}
Military/Civilian Leadership: {I fill this in}
Education: {I fill this in}
Age: {I fill this in}
Culture: {I fill this in}
Confidence: Tolerating
Infrastructure: {I fill this in}
Projects: You have none yet
Nation Background: ...

 

[Lord_Iggy]

Okay, make me semi-urbanized.

The urbanization thing changes over time though, right? I assume it's just a different starting position.

 

[Israelite9191]

Yep, its just a starting position.

 

[jalapeno_dude]

I would have sent orders if the stupid forum hadn't been down...

Will send them tomorrow.

 

[Dreadnought]

NPC me please until I get back...but im sending orders this turn

 

[jalapeno_dude]

Orders being written...

EDIT: orders sent.