Romani campaign, EB on Alex.exe, VH/H
262BC
252BC
242BC
232BC
222BC (previous update)
212BC
The world war between me and the Arche Seleucia has been postponed a dozen of times in the ten years that has passed. Byzantion rebelled from AS to the greeks, then I conquered Byzantion from the greeks and every second turn, AS is attacking Byzantion only to offer proposals of peace the next. I'm busy on other fronts, so this strange cold war between me and AS will have to continue.
Otherwise, the Aegean Sea is the most stable of all fronts, with only minor changes. I have taken Chalkis and Lesbos from the Makedonians, reducing them to Pergamon, which seems to suit them well. We are still at war, but they make no effort to attack my positions, so I will let them be. In 213BC I have also landed at Crete to conquer it from the greeks, and I was very surprised to find an almost fully stacked Makedonian army there.
In the north, the germans got slaughtered like rabbits. I even chased them into Scandinavia and even held Scandinavia for 2 turns before it rebelled to the Eleutheroi with a fully-stacked army of silver-chevron persian archers and greeks leevies (!) as garrison. I have left Scandinavia for now, I will return when I hit the Marian Reforms. My northern armies have instead marched for the shores of Belgium, to board ships for Britain. The Casse have finally conquered the whole of Britain and it's time to take care of the rest of the barbarians.
In the south, my second Punic War have started with an landing at Atiqa and Carthage, quickly establishing a beach-hold of the two cities. From there, I conquered Adrumeto to the south and Ippone to the west. An army of iberian milities and light skirmishers landed at Siga, conquering that city and went eastwards and conquered Kirtsan.
In the east, I have just recently attacked the Getai, taking two cities with barely no struggle at all (bastarnae mercenaries cuts through armour like a hot knife through butter). My goal is to push the Getai towards the Sarmatians, and expel them to eastern Europe before I take on the mighty AS.
In Egypt, the Ptolies got defeated time and again until they had no family members left and was sent to death by Carthage. During their conquest of Egypt, Carthage also got in touch with AS, and conquered Alexandria from the AS. As the Ptolemaois died, Kypros rebelled and I quickly sent an army to establish roman authority.
AS is establishing itself as my rival, and I fear the day I will have to fight them. My spies have revealed armies filled with cataphracts and elite infantry, I would much prefer to wait for the Marian reforms before I tackle this giant Grey Death.
AS have breached into India, but it indians settlements rebels to the parthians quite often, though AS always sends an army to take them back. AS have also begun to push the Haysadan out on the steppes, and although they have several cities under siege at multiple fronts, they have 3-4 fully stacked armies at every front to tackle their opponents. I will have to clear my african, european and britannic front before I can really concentrate on the AS:
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