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Look at this guy:
http://img36.picoodle.com/img/img36/...0m_9721fb5.jpg
Lets see, he has:
Casual Adulterer
Gynaikonomos
Filthy minded
and to top it all off, a mistress.
And then he is a devout worshiper of the divine huntress?
I mean, honestly what an inapropriate choice :laugh4:
He may be a devout worshiper because he's dirty enough to fantasize about a deity.
I think Pharnakes should get a balloon for uploading this :P
Rapist
No the only reason why he is Choreutes Artemidos is the simple fact that he is from the core of the Artemis worshipping Ionians of Sardis.
I realise this, it wasn't in anyway a complaint about EB, I just thought it was funny, and that others might think the same. :sorry:
Sounds to me like the description of the average guy next door. If you have the opportunity (and EB generals have), you'll become an adulterer. If I was an EB general, I would generally go after all my female slaves. And why not, I could.~:)Quote:
Casual Adulterer
Gynaikonomos
Filthy minded
and to top it all off, a mistress.
Gyges would be proud.Quote:
Originally Posted by Centurio Nixalsverdrus
Did he have hottie slaves?Quote:
Originally Posted by Callicles
He had everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Centurio Nixalsverdrus
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_of_Gyges
See also for Herodotus' version:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyges_of_Lydia
Most likely she has quite an orgiastic cult? there were quite a lot of those in greece and especially asiaQuote:
Originally Posted by Pharnakes
Though I know nothing of the facts, I hardly think it very likely.
A goddess who jealously and violently guards her chastity? Mysiakes likes a challenge, I suppose.
This seemed like a good thread to celebrate my latest foe. Theodoros the Lame, Archon of the Koinen Hellonen, and Rhodes' greatest living son.
After my second Punic war, I found an interesting situation in Greece. The poor Macedones and Epirotes were being threatened with annihilation by the power mad, rich Koinen Hellonen. The Koinen were also harbouring a Carthaginian general who had attempted to invade Italy but chickened out. When Epirus crumbled with the death of their last FM, I had to intercede of course.
After a campaign that went pretty much to plan, after only five years, I held all of Greece and Macedon (the Macedonians lost all their homelands and wouldn't accept them back from me) I was besieging Demetrias, the last Koinen holdouton the mainland. I was joined by a decent Macedonian army and the Greeks were backed up by their Faction Leader, Theodoros.
I took the city, and am now wondering if I should give Macedon and Thessaly back to my Macedonian (well, now just Lesbos) friends. But I was gratified to see that Theodoros survived the battle, although his son died at the hands of my hastati. I force diplomacied peace on the stubborn old goat, because I think he deserves to live the rest of his life with his hetaira and maybe his wife sometimes.
As I said, he's from Rhodes. He is 54 years old and faction leader.
Among other ancillaries, he has a doctor who is very busy and a 'hetaira hyperkalles.' He is an Olympic victor (his son competed but lost) and considered brave and a connoisseur of fine things. He knows how to throw a party, and has been made president of the festivals.
A dedicated worshipper of Apollo, he keeps a unit of Cretan archers with him and has clearly dedicated himself more than once.
He is scarred, one-eyed, lamed and has a wooden leg (presumably not the one he's lame in).
Despite what may be seen as a pirate's appearance, he fights with his hoplites and his troops are confident, despite having lost the whole of mainland Greece.
Perhaps the old warmonger will do something stupid, but I hope he catches a ship to Rhodes to end his days in peace.
I've decided to call him Theodoros Xylopus. 'The lame' just doesn't do him justice.
We need pictures... and a photoshop of a pirate hoplite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maeran
Xylopus
Far too late in my day to go drawing in peg legs on generals, but I've quickly given him a patch. :pirate: