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  • bipolarbear
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    All of ancient history is Roman propaganda. Now it is Macedonian propaganda
    who controls the present controls the past.

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  • Tassadar500
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    So?

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  • 1889
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    Lydian Orders

    There will be no more Lydian orders. Lydia returns to the innocuous existence of a non-player nation so Maeon will have more time to enjoy the pancakes he has come to love.

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  • Micha
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    Aah, most excellent! Notice how an evil god almost instantly brings hatred and violence to the humans?

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  • Tassadar500
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    Originally posted by foolish_icarus


    A typically Carthaginian lack of perspective. We don't need to destroy any of them, nor do we need to control Europe. Pray to your Baal--he did worlds of good for Phoenicia.

    We have instructed our messenger to give to you the gift he is bearing. It is an urn, painted with a scene of Heracles slaying the lion, by one of our most skilled court painters. In the urn are a number of clay tablets, stamped with the names of all your major cities. They will help you to keep track of all that your foolishness is costing you. When you come to your senses, you may feel free to accede to our demands. The urn is yours to keep, of course. We have our own copy.

    Foolish mistake, King of Macedon. You're messenger has been taken prisoner, but do not worry. We won't be killing him.

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  • foolish_icarus
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    Originally posted by Lord Nuclear
    Unfortunately for you, even if you destory Carthage, you'll need to destory the Romans, the Spartans, the Bosporians, the Lydians, and the Cretians to control Europe. Baal will protect us, and send Athens into darkness.
    A typically Carthaginian lack of perspective. We don't need to destroy any of them, nor do we need to control Europe. Pray to your Baal--he did worlds of good for Phoenicia.

    We have instructed our messenger to give to you the gift he is bearing. It is an urn, painted with a scene of Heracles slaying the lion, by one of our most skilled court painters. In the urn are a number of clay tablets, stamped with the names of all your major cities. They will help you to keep track of all that your foolishness is costing you. When you come to your senses, you may feel free to accede to our demands. The urn is yours to keep, of course. We have our own copy.

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  • Tassadar500
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    Originally posted by appleciders
    They won't have to destroy the Cretians- Lydia's doing that just fine.
    It seems to be so, but war is unpredictable, especially since we don't know the full details. But even so, Crete is a minimal power.

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  • appleciders
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    They won't have to destroy the Cretians- Lydia's doing that just fine.

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  • Tassadar500
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    Unfortunately for you, even if you destory Carthage, you'll need to destory the Romans, the Spartans, the Bosporians, the Lydians, and the Cretians to control Europe. Baal will protect us, and send Athens into darkness.

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  • foolish_icarus
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    And you can keep it that way, if Carthage's leaders show wisdom. To offer up an anachronistic quotation, "discretion is the better part of valour"

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  • Tassadar500
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    Originally posted by foolish_icarus


    I blame this ALL on tassadar




    All of ancient history is Roman propaganda. Now it is Macedonian propaganda

    You make it seem as if Macedonia rules all of Europe? Not close, my friend. Carthage is far from dead.

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  • foolish_icarus
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    Originally posted by Micha

    Actually I´m thinking whether I should really issue benefits to pious nations...
    I blame this ALL on tassadar


    It was Roman propoganda, not much else.
    All of ancient history is Roman propaganda. Now it is Macedonian propaganda

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  • Tassadar500
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    Originally posted by foolish_icarus
    From Illyria to Thrace to Africa, smoke from hekatombs rises to honor the gods, chief amongst them Micha the Mighty, to begin an annual 8 days of celebration and worship leading up to what is considered to be the day when Micha was born (or created himself out of sheer willpower, depending on which sages you ask). Rumors slyly propagate that far off to the west, Carthaginian priests sacrifice babies and children in order to "honor" their perverted version of the master god [according to the Romans, the Carthaginians actually did this...]
    The civilized nations are disgusted, but not surprised.




    ominous!

    It was Roman propoganda, not much else.

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  • Micha
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    Originally posted by foolish_icarus
    From Illyria to Thrace to Africa, smoke from hekatombs rises to honor the gods, chief amongst them Micha the Mighty, to begin an annual 8 days of celebration and worship leading up to what is considered to be the day when Micha was born (or created himself out of sheer willpower, depending on which sages you ask). Rumors slyly propagate that far off to the west, Carthaginian priests sacrifice babies and children in order to "honor" their perverted version of the master god [according to the Romans, the Carthaginians actually did this...]
    The civilized nations are disgusted, but not surprised.
    That´s the way to go!

    Actually I´m thinking whether I should really issue benefits to pious nations...

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  • foolish_icarus
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    From Illyria to Thrace to Africa, smoke from hekatombs rises to honor the gods, chief amongst them Micha the Mighty, to begin an annual 8 days of celebration and worship leading up to what is considered to be the day when Micha was born (or created himself out of sheer willpower, depending on which sages you ask). Rumors slyly propagate that far off to the west, Carthaginian priests sacrifice babies and children in order to "honor" their perverted version of the master god [according to the Romans, the Carthaginians actually did this...]
    The civilized nations are disgusted, but not surprised.


    You had better prepare for the most terrifying break out of utter nation wide peace that you have ever seen nuclear.
    ominous!

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