Vote tally - Res Publica: A Quest of Ancient Rome
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[X] Plan Scope Out The Territory
-[X] The Catilinarians (-4 Talents)
-[X] Theo
-[X] Gather Support
-[X] Correspondence
--[X] Atticus
-[X] Si Vis Pacem
-[X] The Consul
-[X] Fortune's Favor
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[X] Preparing for Asia
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[X] Plan Asian Connections
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[X] Making Educated Guesses
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[X] Making Educated Guesses
-[X] The Catilinarians (-4 Talents)
-[X] Theo
-[X] Gather Support
-[X] Correspondence
--[X] Atticus
-[X] Si Vis Pacem
-[X] The Consul
-[X] Study
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[X] Plan Stay the Course
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[X] Order our generals to club Sulla and Marius like the unwanted Roman stepchildren they are and bring about a new age of hellenic-persian brilliance!
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[X] Plan Study For War
-[X] The Marians
-[X] Theo
-[X] Gather Support
-[X] The Consul
-[X] Para Bellum
-[X] Study
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[X] Plan prepare for War
[x] The Sullans: You tell Proserpina to keep an eye on the activities of the Sullan partisans still in Rome. Though greatly diminished in power, they still have enough influence to make plays that could upset the delicate balance of power in Rome. (-7 Talents)
[x] Gather Support: Sertorius may be gone, but you are still here. You reassure the men's worries and fears, and promise that if nothing else, you yourself will lead them to glory and wealth in the hills of Asia.
--[x] Scaevola
[x] Si Vis Pacem: You begin brushing up on your Greek, in ancticipation of subjugating Greek towns and villages in Asia.
[x] Para Bellum: You begin studying the campaigns against the Macedonians and the Greeks over a century ago, hoping to learn more about Greek tactics, that you might counter them better.
[x] Res Publica: You study the formations of your own legions, the way Romans fight. After all, you may soon be doing war with Romans -- and what is more Roman than that?
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