RED's Gauls sweep aside GREEN's Iberian Spanish defenders to capture HISPANIA with a +26% Victory.
This concludes TURN 7.
BATTLES
BATTLE 1: MESOPOTAMIA -- @Rico vs @chiquichops -- Achaemenid Persian (553-546 BC) vs Babylonian (626-539 BC) -- Yellow Victory (+18%)
BATTLE 2: HISPANIA -- @cargol vs @chiquichops -- Gallic (301-101 BC) vs Spanish (Iberian) (300 BC-10 AD) -- Red Victory (+26%)
BATTLE 3: CARTHAGE -- @chiquichops vs @Rico -- Carthage (202 BC) vs Carthage (202 BC) -- Green Victory (+23%)
TURN 8
We move right along to the final TURN 8! Can the RED Empire hold on to their lead as we face off for the final round of battles?
Attack order sequence:
1. RED - @cargol
2. GREEN - @chiquichops
3. YELLOW - Rico
BATTLES
BATTLE 1:
BATTLE 2:
BATTLE 3:
One of the most horrible features of war is that all the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting.
- George Orwell, Homage To Catalonia
@ rico my apologies Red won not Green my mistake (I got used to get beaten it seems 0
@cargol -- I'll fix it. 😆
One of the most horrible features of war is that all the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting.
- George Orwell, Homage To Catalonia
Post updated -- @cargol -- you're up first with your attack.
One of the most horrible features of war is that all the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting.
- George Orwell, Homage To Catalonia
Red attacks Yellow from Hellas to Libya via Ionian Sea using the fleet option. Greek 460-281 vs Libyan 549-301.
Red attacks Yellow from Hellas to Libya via Ionian Sea using the fleet option. Greek 460-281 vs Libyan 549-301.
@cargol - Sorry, Libyan army choice not going to work, it'll be an automatic walkover, as they have only Irregular Foot and a few chariots.
If you give my Kyrenean Greeks (460-322 BC), it'll be more of a fair fight. (they were the Greek colony cities on Libyan coast)
@Chiquichops up next with attack orders.
One of the most horrible features of war is that all the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting.
- George Orwell, Homage To Catalonia
I think I'd better try to take back Hispania. I'll take a look now
"En cualquier dirección que recorras el alma, nunca tropezarás con sus límites." Sócrates
Spanish Iberian with Spanish Celtiberian allies 300-10BC
vs
Soanish Celtiberian with Spanish Iberian allies 300-10BC
"En cualquier dirección que recorras el alma, nunca tropezarás con sus límites." Sócrates
As a retaliation to the unprovoked attack into peace-loving province of Libya, The Yellow Empire will attack the treacherous RED Empire from Syria to Cilicia: Syro-Canaanite (1207-1100 BC) vs Hittite (1275-1180 BC) -- @cargol , if parameters are ok, challenge is set up.
BATTLES
BATTLE 1: LIBYA: Greek (460-281 BC) vz Kyrenean Greeks (460-322 BC)
BATTLE 2: HISPANIA: Spanish Iberian (Allies: Spanish Celtiberian) (300-10BC) vs Spanish Celtiberian (Allies: Spanish Iberian) (300-10BC) --
BATTLE 3: CILICIA: Syro-Canaanite (1207-1100 BC) vs Hittite (1275-1180 BC) --
One of the most horrible features of war is that all the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting.
- George Orwell, Homage To Catalonia
@rico Sure, I will set it up now. I just saw the message. Disregard the Greek vs Libyan challenge. I will set up one with Greeks vs Kyrenean Greeks.
Stand by.
@rico New challenge created. Greeks vs Kyrenean Greeks. Usual password.
@rico New challenge created. Greeks vs Kyrenean Greeks. Usual password.
Challenge accepted.
One of the most horrible features of war is that all the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting.
- George Orwell, Homage To Catalonia
In an absolutely crazy chariots and sandals battle I managed to defeat @cargol 63 - 35 = +28% to capture CILICIA for the Yellow Empire.
Thanks for the fun battle, @cargol -- was a lot closer than the score suggests.
One of the most horrible features of war is that all the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting.
- George Orwell, Homage To Catalonia
@chiquichops 's Green Empire recaptured HISPANIA from @cargol 's Red Empire -- thereby re-establishing Green's control over the CARTHAGO region.
One of the most horrible features of war is that all the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting.
- George Orwell, Homage To Catalonia
The Ancient Empires Campaign has come to a conclusion.
ALL HAIL THE YELLOW EMPIRE!!
With the repulse of @cargol 's Red Empire's attack on LIBYA (a fun, old-school hoplite battle of Greeks vs Kyrenean Greeks, with chariots thrown in just for fun), the Yellow Empire hangs on for the Campaign Victory by ending up controlling both the Levant and Persia regions... and also in the last turn denying the Reds full control of the Anatolia region.
Final points standings, which were quite close in the end.
Yellow Empire - Rico: 16
Red Empire - @cargol : 14
Green Empire - @chiquichops : 12
This campaign was a LOT of fun with a huge variety of battles fought ranging from Bronze Age to Late Antiquity!
Thanks to @chiquichops and @cargol for making this run smoothly.
Maybe we can have another go at this with maybe FOUR players this time? (was originally designed with four factions in mind)
One of the most horrible features of war is that all the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting.
- George Orwell, Homage To Catalonia
That was a surprisingly close finish. I scraped back a few points and some prestige. I really thought the @cargol Red Empire might run away with this one at one point. Congratulations on the win @rico Thanks guys for a fun little campaign and and extra thanks to you @rico for the admin. Merry Christmas!
"En cualquier dirección que recorras el alma, nunca tropezarás con sus límites." Sócrates





