Which would, y'know, conveniently include just about any living Roman patrician.
He has traits that got struck through:Gengis has a much higher Administration & Logistics Skill? Would love to see how high his 'Enemy of the Khwarazmians'-Rank is
Hm.
@Caesar 's "All In" plan goes a bit further than I was willing to dare, and seems to be popular. Could I hear a little more commentary on why people feel safe leaving no cohorts around Bovianum, as opposed to half of one?
Because I'd jump on the "All In" bandwagon in a heartbeat if I were more confident that we could get away with that.
Which would, y'know, conveniently include just about any living Roman patrician.
He has traits that got struck through:
"You are the Enemy of these people, rank infinity, but it doesn't matter, because you killed them all."
I'm not really worried about local rebellion. I just thought that only leaving behind the barely trained Auxiliaries would be insufficient. Bolstering them with the Noble Levy gives them enough strength in my eyes to defend the region from small bandit or rebel groups. Though I will admit, we should probably stop sending supply caravans to Beneventum.Hm.
@Caesar 's "All In" plan goes a bit further than I was willing to dare, and seems to be popular. Could I hear a little more commentary on why people feel safe leaving no cohorts around Bovianum, as opposed to half of one?
Because I'd jump on the "All In" bandwagon in a heartbeat if I were more confident that we could get away with that.
Which would, y'know, conveniently include just about any living Roman patrician.
He has traits that got struck through:
"You are the Enemy of these people, rank infinity, but it doesn't matter, because you killed them all."
Just to be save I petition to never get close to Israel unless we want to convert.Well, she could just be a crazy lady ranting in rhyme. For all you know, anyone she's heard of reading a book and speaking well could be a 'child of wisdom'.
Oooooor, she's telling the truth, and she's the living mouthpiece of the divine Apollo.
Who knows?
Well...me. I know. But I'm not telling.
[Insert "Puny God"-Hulk clip, with SPQR flag over his face(EU4 Meme style)]Just to be save I petition to never get close to Israel unless we want to convert.
I mean, it's only around 80 years left, but do you really want to risk messing with God from the Old Testament?
Frankly I would crack down on the abusive local administrators and let Jews get the same protection and rights as other religions.Just to be save I petition to never get close to Israel unless we want to convert.
I mean, it's only around 80 years left, but do you really want to risk messing with God from the Old Testament?
Uh... do you mean taking supply caravans from Beneventum? Because that's where our supplies have been coming from. Not sure I follow what you're saying here.
That... is a fair point.
Just for the record, Quintus Atellus was born in 103 B.C., whereas to the best of historians' ability to discern, Jesus was born (somewhat paradoxically) in 4 B.C.
Be the fourth "king".
Sorry, I could have been clearer. I assumed that the caravans (Not the supply part) have to travel back and forth. I attributed their point of origin to us since we provide their guards.
Just for the record, Quintus Atellus was born in 103 B.C., whereas to the best of historians' ability to discern, Jesus was born (somewhat paradoxically) in 4 B.C.
That'd be a very old man. I mean, you thought Marius was old, but wow.
Well, a symbolic recognition of the change of the times, a passing of the torch between the old pagan Rome and the Christian one, would make for a nice epilogue IMO.Be the fourth "king".
I mean, I wasn't being entirely serious. My lust for conquest is too great and the potential to open the Empire to Christianity might win us browny points with the Big Guy.
