YAGT (Yet Another German Tale)

[joespaniel]

Rush build the Military Academy, then build LOTS of armies. Panzer armies.

"Achtung! Panzer marcsh!"

[narmox]

World War I and Beyond

1844 AD: A peace treaty is signed between Germany and China, and between France and Egypt. Giza has been recaptured by egyptian citizens, while Memphis falls to German Panzers.

1848 AD: In an unexpected move, France and Iroquois sign an alliance against the English. This will probably get Germany to war against their cousins in France.

1850 AD: With the capture of Thebes, Egypt agrees to sign a peace treaty with Germany. Germany then signs a peace treaty with Rome, and the first world war is at last over. Some conflicts however still rage in the world... Taking advantage of this sudden peace in Germany, dissent rapidly spreads in the kingdom, the king is deposed, and anarchy ensued. There are now 6 factions opposing themselves for control of the German empire: the Despotic, Monarchic, Repulican, Democratic, Communist and Fascist factions.

1856 AD: Zululand finally starts a war, allied with China, against the Iroquois, India and France.

1864 AD: Never ones to believe the people should govern themselves, the German people choose the Fascist party to lead them to greatness. The new Chancellor mulls plans about uniting Germania under one banner before returning to Egypt for war. Being the weakest force on the continent, France is chosen as target in 1868. Chartres is captured by Panzer forces the same year.

1874 AD: Now that France is gone from the continent on Germania, a peace treaty is signed and German forces turn towards England. Orleans and Hastings are captured in 1875.

1884 AD: Great news! German troops have captured London and Magellan's Voyage! The German people once again start believe in Germany's manifest destingy to rule the world! Meanwhile, General Richtoffen distinguishes himself at the siege of Nottingham, and travels to Berlin to await new orders. Nottingham is captured, and Queen Elizabeth flees with her government to Newcastle, the island province of England.