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300 BC: Writing Discovered. Research Begins on Monarchy.
Oh Nos! The Pyramids have been built in a faraway land.
Praetorian attacks Barbarian town, and wins after losing 2/3 of health.
Upgraded Warrior in Rome to Axeman, perhaps to speed up capturing the Barbarian town.
275 B.C. Received approx 205 gold for not building the Pyramids in Rome. Started construction on a Lighthouse to maximize on the sea tiles.
Upgraded Praetorian to City Raider 2. Went on the attack and easily destroyed an archer. Minimal losses.
Started building a road to Barbarian city, anticipating its fall.
250 B.C. Praetorian dies in the attempt to capture the Barbarian city. Send in Warrior hordes, and they do take it, but auto-pillage (what happened there
) 22 gold received.
225 B.C. Not much, delegated work to workers.
200 B.C. Lighthouse done in Rome. Settler begun. Monastary complete in Antium. Work on a Missionary begins.
175 B.C. Pretty dull. Saw a French Guy. He was like "Alo Monsieur. I was like "Vini Vidi *SMACK* HAHAHAH. Then he surrendered. (Please note, the resume of this turn might be exagerated GREATLY)
150 B.C. Napoleon comes at me waving his surrender flag and begs me to visit his country in an Open Borders agreement. I decide the French Women must be examined, and accept.
125 B.C. Barracks in Cumae and Archer in Neapolis. Started Granaries in each. Rome looked hungry.
100 B.C. Jewish Missionary built. He's sent on his way to Paris.
75 B.C. Settler finished in Rome. Sent to a site just NW of where the Barbarian City was.
Oh Nos! The Pyramids have been built in a faraway land.
Praetorian attacks Barbarian town, and wins after losing 2/3 of health.
Upgraded Warrior in Rome to Axeman, perhaps to speed up capturing the Barbarian town.
275 B.C. Received approx 205 gold for not building the Pyramids in Rome. Started construction on a Lighthouse to maximize on the sea tiles.
Upgraded Praetorian to City Raider 2. Went on the attack and easily destroyed an archer. Minimal losses.
Started building a road to Barbarian city, anticipating its fall.
250 B.C. Praetorian dies in the attempt to capture the Barbarian city. Send in Warrior hordes, and they do take it, but auto-pillage (what happened there
) 22 gold received. 225 B.C. Not much, delegated work to workers.
200 B.C. Lighthouse done in Rome. Settler begun. Monastary complete in Antium. Work on a Missionary begins.
175 B.C. Pretty dull. Saw a French Guy. He was like "Alo Monsieur. I was like "Vini Vidi *SMACK* HAHAHAH. Then he surrendered. (Please note, the resume of this turn might be exagerated GREATLY)
150 B.C. Napoleon comes at me waving his surrender flag and begs me to visit his country in an Open Borders agreement. I decide the French Women must be examined, and accept.
125 B.C. Barracks in Cumae and Archer in Neapolis. Started Granaries in each. Rome looked hungry.
100 B.C. Jewish Missionary built. He's sent on his way to Paris.
75 B.C. Settler finished in Rome. Sent to a site just NW of where the Barbarian City was.
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