Age of Roma: 300 BCE (OOC/Signups) Open

[Azaflaza]

Oh well makes things easier for me! What are the modifiers for Brigantia?[/quot

None yet. Alou asks for help with that, and suggests players come up with their own modifiers. Tag it with 202

Will do, I'll try and see what modifiers I can come up with. Do you know when he'll be returning again?

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

Will do, I'll try and see what modifiers I can come up with. Do you know when he'll be returning again?

Nope

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

Goodies like Egyptian riches? The last time a seafaring warlike people invaded them, it ruined the ancient world and significantly weakened Egypt. I wonder what happens if another one of the Sea Peoples comes by...

Concubines, weapons, and southern produce and wine. Salt as well.

Well, you may be able to persuade Kitane to be your wife through careful negotiation, but she won't willingly be a concubine. As for simply buying out slaves, that could probably be arranged.

[Kuhlfros]

Fierce Independence: The Tribes of Britain fight for the defense of their land with passion, and would likely revolt under another rule. Military Bonus fighting in Local and Allied Terriory (Offered to all Tribes of the British Isles)

"The Great Hardy Ones": The Caledonians were named for their Great Endurance and Strength. Bonus Troop Stamina and Defensive Bonus

Warrior Society: This tribe is built for war and thrives on it. Economic Bonus when at war (Any Warlike Tribes Offered To)

Pictish Raiders: The Pictish Tribes are known for their pirating and sailing abilities. Bonus when Raiding and Naval Bonus (Pictish Faction Trait)

Blood Rivals: Cousins and Enemies, the Cheif of the Caledonians and King of the Picti have terrible diplomatic relations

Tribal Warfare: This tribe is stealthy and quick and desicive in their attacks, Ambush and Speed Bonus to Armies (To Tribal Factions)

Brythonic Hatred: Low Diplomancy with the Brythons of Wales

^^Caledonian Modifiers^^

202

[Prusslandia]

Concubines, weapons, and southern produce and wine. Salt as well.

Well, you may be able to persuade Kitane to be your wife through careful negotiation, but she won't willingly be a concubine. As for simply buying out slaves, that could probably be arranged.

Kitane ?

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

Well, you may be able to persuade Kitane to be your wife through careful negotiation, but she won't willingly be a concubine. As for simply buying out slaves, that could probably be arranged.

Kitane ?

Thankati Kitane, the Etruscan queen.

[Prusslandia]

Kitane ?

Thankati Kitane, the Etruscan queen.

Ah. Where are the etruscans, exactly ?

[The NAR]

When's the IC coming out?

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

Thankati Kitane, the Etruscan queen.

Ah. Where are the etruscans, exactly ?

The purple blob in Italy.
http://i.imgur.com/o1WTA0x.png

[Prusslandia]

Ah. Where are the etruscans, exactly ?

The purple blob in Italy.
http://i.imgur.com/o1WTA0x.png

Hmmm. I could reach you by land if I wanted to as well. But, a sea route would be quicker.

[Azaflaza]

Hopefully this time around I will be more successful as a britian

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

The purple blob in Italy.
http://i.imgur.com/o1WTA0x.png

Hmmm. I could reach you by land if I wanted to as well. But, a sea route would be quicker.

And it would involve approximately infinity times less angry Germans that you'd cross paths with.

[Unholy Byzantium]

Hi, I applied as Baktria

Country: Greco-Bactrian Kingdom
Demonyms: Bactrian
Currency: (Barter, Iron Coin, Gold Coin, etc.): Gold Coins
Name of Ruler: Diodotus I ( I think at this time I'm still technically a satrap of the Seleucids.)
Do you know where it is on the map?: Around Afghanistan.
Population: 600,000

In-Game Focus:

Silently bide my time as a satrap of the Seleucids. Perhaps I will declare complete secession one day or perhaps not.

-101- (Keep this so I can find your app)

Accepted.

Thank you!

Can't wait.

[Sanctissima]

Suggestions for Byzantine Modifiers

Master of the Propontis: Situated on the Golden Horn, Byzantion occupies an extremely strategic location on the Propontis, having essential control over the Bosphorus Strait and dominating trade routes via the Hellespont. (Effect: Byzantion gains an economic boost as well as double naval efficiency in the Sea of Marmara/Propontis and can blockade both the Bosphorus Strait and Hellespont more easily than other nations)

Grain Trade: The Hellespont has always been a key passageway for grain coming across the Black Sea and other regions. Due to it's close proximity, Byzantion has a monopoly on this trade. (Effect: If blockaded, Byzantion can prevent and/or commandeer grain shipments coming via the Hellespont or Bosphorus Strait; potential to cause famine for any Greek nation on the Aegean Sea that is at war with Byzantion)

Thracian Hegemony: Thracian hegemony over Byzantion has caused an ingrained resentment amongst the Greek inhabitants of the city. (Effect: Diplomatic relations between Byzantion and Thracian nations are strained; wars against Thracian nations gain approval from Byzantion's populace)

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[Elepis]

Goodies like Egyptian riches? The last time a seafaring warlike people invaded them, it ruined the ancient world and significantly weakened Egypt. I wonder what happens if another one of the Sea Peoples comes by...

Concubines, weapons, and southern produce and wine. Salt as well.

you. will. burn

do you even know we are around?

[Elepis]

Modifier

there is already a few up their but I thought of one

Great naval Power: With their vast amount of territory spread along the Eastern Mediterranean such as Cyprus, southern Turkey (the orange bit north of Cyprus on the map) and a number of small Aegean and islands, the Ptolemies required a large navy to defend these far-flung strongholds from potential enemies like the Macedonians. Egypt is rich and can thus afford a large and well equipped navy. The royal Ptolemaic navy is commonly regard as second only to the Rhodian fleet. Effect: Bonus when fighting at sea and increased trade because of the fleet's ability to protect merchant men.

-202-

[Elepis]

Suggestions for Byzantine Modifiers

Master of the Propontis: Situated on the Golden Horn, Byzantion occupies an extremely strategic location on the Propontis, having essential control over the Bosphorus Strait and dominating trade routes via the Hellespont. (Effect: Byzantion gains an economic boost as well as double naval efficiency in the Sea of Marmara/Propontis and can blockade both the Bosphorus Strait and Hellespont more easily than other nations)

Grain Trade: The Hellespont has always been a key passageway for grain coming across the Black Sea and other regions. Due to it's close proximity, Byzantion has a monopoly on this trade. (Effect: If blockaded, Byzantion can prevent and/or commandeer grain shipments coming via the Hellespont or Bosphorus Strait; potential to cause famine for any Greek nation on the Aegean Sea that is at war with Byzantion)

Thracian Hegemony: Thracian hegemony over Byzantion has caused an ingrained resentment amongst the Greek inhabitants of the city. (Effect: Diplomatic relations between Byzantion and Thracian nations are strained; wars against Thracian nations gain approval from Byzantion's populace)

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word of warning, the Pharaoh's eldest daughter is soon to be married to the king of Thrace, try not to attack them

[Prusslandia]

Hmmm. I could reach you by land if I wanted to as well. But, a sea route would be quicker.

And it would involve approximately infinity times less angry Germans that you'd cross paths with.

I have a feeling that me and you will be good allies in the future. As long as you don't try to hellenize me, that is.

[Sanctissima]

Suggestions for Byzantine Modifiers

Master of the Propontis: Situated on the Golden Horn, Byzantion occupies an extremely strategic location on the Propontis, having essential control over the Bosphorus Strait and dominating trade routes via the Hellespont. (Effect: Byzantion gains an economic boost as well as double naval efficiency in the Sea of Marmara/Propontis and can blockade both the Bosphorus Strait and Hellespont more easily than other nations)

Grain Trade: The Hellespont has always been a key passageway for grain coming across the Black Sea and other regions. Due to it's close proximity, Byzantion has a monopoly on this trade. (Effect: If blockaded, Byzantion can prevent and/or commandeer grain shipments coming via the Hellespont or Bosphorus Strait; potential to cause famine for any Greek nation on the Aegean Sea that is at war with Byzantion)

Thracian Hegemony: Thracian hegemony over Byzantion has caused an ingrained resentment amongst the Greek inhabitants of the city. (Effect: Diplomatic relations between Byzantion and Thracian nations are strained; wars against Thracian nations gain approval from Byzantion's populace)

- 202 -

word of warning, the Pharaoh's eldest daughter is soon to be married to the king of Thrace, try not to attack them

By "Thrace" do you mean Tylis?

Because if so we may have a problem.

[Elepis]

And it would involve approximately infinity times less angry Germans that you'd cross paths with.

I have a feeling that me and you will be good allies in the future. As long as you don't try to hellenize me, that is.

how do the viking even know about the great civilization of the south, let alone what they are called and where their cities are?

[Elepis]

word of warning, the Pharaoh's eldest daughter is soon to be married to the king of Thrace, try not to attack them

By "Thrace" do you mean Tylis?

Because if so we may have a problem.

the area this guy ruled over

[Prusslandia]

I have a feeling that me and you will be good allies in the future. As long as you don't try to hellenize me, that is.

how do the viking even know about the great civilization of the south, let alone what they are called and where their cities are?

They don't know much, other than thst somebody exists down there. So they be sending a small scout ship, that'll stumble upon spain, raid for a bit, and go hoke with news. They'll return with a larger fleet, and find Italy this time.

[Elepis]

By "Thrace" do you mean Tylis?

Because if so we may have a problem.

the area this guy ruled over

he also rules Pergamon

[Elepis]

how do the viking even know about the great civilization of the south, let alone what they are called and where their cities are?

They don't know much, other than thst somebody exists down there. So they be sending a small scout ship, that'll stumble upon spain, raid for a bit, and go hoke with news. They'll return with a larger fleet, and find Italy this time.

OK, is their anything that you have that the outrageously rich Ptolemy's might want?

[The Ik Ka Ek Akai]

By "Thrace" do you mean Tylis?

Because if so we may have a problem.

the area this guy ruled over

He seemingly correlates to Tylis with a similar situation to Ptolemy, that being a Macedonian ruler over the natives. In this case, it's Thracians.