NukeNES: One last try
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TerrisH
Mischief?
OOC: no need for diplomancy this term. only one nation next to me, and I don't feel like talking to them right now. maybe next turn.
on that note, orders in. Is my UU okay? and the 250Per EP sound right?
on that note, orders in. Is my UU okay? and the 250Per EP sound right?
germanicus12
First Citizen of Rome
To Carthage
From Rome
The terms are as follows:
1. Carthage will relinquish all control of her Mediternean holdings, including but not limited to, Sicily, Southern Italy and Sardina.
2. Carthage will not invade Italy or attempt to claim more land there.
3. Carthage is to limit her navy to 25 Galleys and 25 Trimeres.
4. Carthage is to limit her military to 500 spearmen and 500 cavalry. No other units are allowed to be recruited. (Archers are included as a defense unit in the cities not in armies.)
5. Rome will work with Carthage to defeat the Maltanese Pirates.
We feel this is acceptable for both parties involved.
Edited: added a 5th line for the treaty.
From Rome
The terms are as follows:
1. Carthage will relinquish all control of her Mediternean holdings, including but not limited to, Sicily, Southern Italy and Sardina.
2. Carthage will not invade Italy or attempt to claim more land there.
3. Carthage is to limit her navy to 25 Galleys and 25 Trimeres.
4. Carthage is to limit her military to 500 spearmen and 500 cavalry. No other units are allowed to be recruited. (Archers are included as a defense unit in the cities not in armies.)
5. Rome will work with Carthage to defeat the Maltanese Pirates.
We feel this is acceptable for both parties involved.
Edited: added a 5th line for the treaty.
To Rome
From Carthage
We agree, but we also would like to include a section on Maltan Pirates
OOC: TerisH, your UU is fine, germanicus, who is the territory going to, and it said not limited to. What else is there?
From Carthage
We agree, but we also would like to include a section on Maltan Pirates
OOC: TerisH, your UU is fine, germanicus, who is the territory going to, and it said not limited to. What else is there?
germanicus12
First Citizen of Rome
To Carthage
From Rome
We will help you in getting rid of the Pirates, they bother us too.
We are offering you a defensive alliance, with your small army, you will be prey to bigger nations looking for glory and land. But with us as an ally other nations will think twice before attacking.
OCC: I just put not limited to becuase there are still several smaller islands around, particulary one north of Sardina and one off the coast of Spain and we want to keep our options open.
The lands that you had when you surrenered will be transferred to Roman control. Minus those you have in Africa, those you keep, including the lands we conquered in Africa.
From Rome
We will help you in getting rid of the Pirates, they bother us too.
We are offering you a defensive alliance, with your small army, you will be prey to bigger nations looking for glory and land. But with us as an ally other nations will think twice before attacking.
OCC: I just put not limited to becuase there are still several smaller islands around, particulary one north of Sardina and one off the coast of Spain and we want to keep our options open.
The lands that you had when you surrenered will be transferred to Roman control. Minus those you have in Africa, those you keep, including the lands we conquered in Africa.
germanicus12
First Citizen of Rome
To Carthage
From Rome
We sign the treaty as well. And offers to buy some of your galleys that you will scrap in order to meet our 25 galley limit. We will pay 1 EP for 65 galleys. These galleys will help us in our war against the pirates.
From Rome
We sign the treaty as well. And offers to buy some of your galleys that you will scrap in order to meet our 25 galley limit. We will pay 1 EP for 65 galleys. These galleys will help us in our war against the pirates.
carmen510
Deity
Just spend all EP on Axemen and defend the borders/waters. I'm sorry, but I need to do Homework...
germanicus12
First Citizen of Rome
Finally story time....
Scipio collapsed in his saddle as the Carthigianian army retreats after the days battle, "Finally the Carthagianians retreated, if they had fought another 5 minutes I doubt our men would have continued the fight. Hell they would have died from exhaustion!" The long battle was finally ended and the Carthagianians sued for peace, Scipio was relieved, he has led Rome to her first victory and a great one at that. His name will live on in the annals of history for centuries, he knew, but he couldn't help but feel that more trouble was coming for Rome. He looked at his army as they celebrate their victory and hard earned rest before leaving for Spain. The Celts, he thought, long haired barbarians, who has no honor, bloodthirsty men who would stop at nothing but complete annhiliation of their enemies. He shuddered, "I pray to Mars that Rome will survive this terrible conflict between them and the Celts, and I pray to Mars to give me the strength to fight the Celts and free Rome from the clutches of barbarians." He turned his horse towards the camp, near the mighty but now humbled city of Carthage, to await the transports that will take them to Spain.
Meanwhile back in Rome, around the same time,
King Romulus read the note concerning Carthage, his advisor said, "Congratulations on your victory sir."
"Mighty Carthage may have been humbled by Roman force but greater troubles await us and the empire if we are not careful." King Romulus warned.
"Whatever can you mean sir? Surely not those barbarian Celts? They are nothing more than an angry mob." the advisor chuckled.
"Yes, but remember, they are a mob, numbers against experience, strength against quality. We will be fighting a war we could lose if we do not plan carefully. Rome has almost been sacked, becuase our defenses were broken by these "mobs" as you call them." King Romulus countered.
"Yes, but now with the war against Carthage over, our troops from there can be sent against the Celts, like you said sir, experience against numbers. We will win." argured the advisor.
King Romulus sighed, he was growing too old for this, nearing 50 years of age and no son to take over, he feared for Rome and her survival during this dark time. The king waved away the advisor and slowly walked over to his room to rest. Little did his advisors or people know that he was dying, he will be dead by morning, but he knew as he slowly walked to his room.
Scipio collapsed in his saddle as the Carthigianian army retreats after the days battle, "Finally the Carthagianians retreated, if they had fought another 5 minutes I doubt our men would have continued the fight. Hell they would have died from exhaustion!" The long battle was finally ended and the Carthagianians sued for peace, Scipio was relieved, he has led Rome to her first victory and a great one at that. His name will live on in the annals of history for centuries, he knew, but he couldn't help but feel that more trouble was coming for Rome. He looked at his army as they celebrate their victory and hard earned rest before leaving for Spain. The Celts, he thought, long haired barbarians, who has no honor, bloodthirsty men who would stop at nothing but complete annhiliation of their enemies. He shuddered, "I pray to Mars that Rome will survive this terrible conflict between them and the Celts, and I pray to Mars to give me the strength to fight the Celts and free Rome from the clutches of barbarians." He turned his horse towards the camp, near the mighty but now humbled city of Carthage, to await the transports that will take them to Spain.
Meanwhile back in Rome, around the same time,
King Romulus read the note concerning Carthage, his advisor said, "Congratulations on your victory sir."
"Mighty Carthage may have been humbled by Roman force but greater troubles await us and the empire if we are not careful." King Romulus warned.
"Whatever can you mean sir? Surely not those barbarian Celts? They are nothing more than an angry mob." the advisor chuckled.
"Yes, but remember, they are a mob, numbers against experience, strength against quality. We will be fighting a war we could lose if we do not plan carefully. Rome has almost been sacked, becuase our defenses were broken by these "mobs" as you call them." King Romulus countered.
"Yes, but now with the war against Carthage over, our troops from there can be sent against the Celts, like you said sir, experience against numbers. We will win." argured the advisor.
King Romulus sighed, he was growing too old for this, nearing 50 years of age and no son to take over, he feared for Rome and her survival during this dark time. The king waved away the advisor and slowly walked over to his room to rest. Little did his advisors or people know that he was dying, he will be dead by morning, but he knew as he slowly walked to his room.
