In Fine, Solum Est Tibi (A Quest in Rome, During The Fall of the Republic)

[X] Keep Pushing: You are going to push deeper into the city's defenses, demoralize the enemy and kill them all. (Considered High Risk, very high risk of injury, but will cause enemy morale to suffer dramatically. Most likely will make them break and flee the battlefield.)
 
[X]Enemies at the Gate: You will get to the gatehouse and lock the enemy army out. If they cannot escape, they will surrender. (Considered High Risk, Low risk of injury. May cause enemy to fight to the death, if they do not break, knowing they have no escape.)
 
So anyone have any questions or comments.

All I shall say is that:

Damn Ceaser are you trying to one up us?
 
[X]Keep Pushing: You are going to push deeper into the city's defenses, demoralize the enemy and kill them all. (Considered High Risk, very high risk of injury, but will cause enemy morale to suffer dramatically. Most likely will make them break and flee the battlefield.)
 
If we had better intelligence on the enemies morale this would be easier, though I would probably choose to keep pushing if the enemies morale is low, because then they'll do anything to get away from the whirlwind of death that is us, even if it means running out of the city.
Well, first of all the morale was already low before we even started the battle
Morale set to: Poor: This Betrayal will destroy us. But we cannot surrender. The King will kill us if we try.
And this is just a guess so I may be wrong, but I am guessing that after being totally humiliated by a few dozen crazy bastards who fight with the fury and skill of Achilles and his Myrmidons, the morale is going to be significantly lower than their already poor morale...
So anyone have any questions or comments.

All I shall say is that:

Damn Ceaser are you trying to one up us?
Dammit, what did that crazy bastard do to earn a Grass Crown?

IIRC there was not any army which needed to be saved...
 
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"I dunno Mars, mine seems to be holding his own pretty well."
Minerva: "Boys, boys, you're both right. Now shut up and watch."

[X]Enemies at the Gate: You will get to the gatehouse and lock the enemy army out. If they cannot escape, they will surrender. (Considered High Risk, Low risk of injury. May cause enemy to fight to the death, if they do not break, knowing they have no escape.)
 
[X]Enemies at the Gate: You will get to the gatehouse and lock the enemy army out. If they cannot escape, they will surrender. (Considered High Risk, Low risk of injury. May cause enemy to fight to the death, if they do not break, knowing they have no escape.)

This seems to be the best option all things considered, and if we can let the rest of the army in, then all the better.
 
[X]Enemies at the Gate: You will get to the gatehouse and lock the enemy army out. If they cannot escape, they will surrender. (Considered High Risk, Low risk of injury. May cause enemy to fight to the death, if they do not break, knowing they have no escape.)
 
Dammit, what did that crazy bastard do to earn a Grass Crown?
He didn't earn a Grass crown. But he has earned three civic crowns already in the fighting.
"I dunno Mars, mine seems to be holding his own pretty well."
Mars is just really grumpy that at this moment, Apollo is beating him.

Just wait buddy, you will have your chance to gloat.
Minerva: "Boys, boys, you're both right. Now shut up and watch."
The wise one is already right.
 
So we will be the Battle Sister of Julius Caesar through all of his conquests?

That sounds pretty awesome...

But we have to rebuild our Villa first and make sure that Ion doesn´t get himself killed, so we may not be able to accompany him...
We've got another 20 years before a conquest of Gaul.

We have time.
 
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Scheduled vote count started by Magoose on May 12, 2022 at 1:17 AM, finished with 48 posts and 23 votes.
 
Okay time to do the rolls.

...

Welp, Mars is defiantly going to be laughing at Apollo for this shit.

Severus, you are a chad, never change, and your son is an idiot, and his buddies need more training before becoming the next in the Line of the Severin clan and being a badass.

Also, Damn... Like Damn.

Achilles will smile upon us for our badassery.

Though we should be worried about how many times those injury rolls occured.
 
Okay time to do the rolls.

...

Welp, Mars is defiantly going to be laughing at Apollo for this shit.

Severus, you are a chad, never change, and your son is an idiot, and his buddies need more training before becoming the next in the Line of the Severin clan and being a badass.

Also, Damn... Like Damn.

Achilles will smile upon us for our badassery.

Though we should be worried about how many times those injury rolls occured.
To be fair we probably all the accolades we can get so that we can extract retribution when we arrive back home
 
Weird thought, but how is our record keeping going to impact modern language?

One of the examples I keep coming back to are the Continents, because while the definition of Europe had expanded from mainland Greece to include mostly everything north from the straits of Gibraltar to the Bosporus (maybe under us it'll expand a bit further to the Borystenes River?), Africa is still limited [in def.] to what's controlled by the Carthaginians and Asia as either a part of Anatolia or the entirety of the Middle East...I wonder if in the new timeline, Africa [continent] will still be called Libya or something related to Egypt?

The things that keep me up at night.
 
Also... one more thing.

Do not be mad at me for the rolls.

They got wild near the end.
 
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