The Royal Council

**Ibn-Khaldun** · 09-27-2008, 08:48

Well.. I allow Cunobelinus to take those units and try to defeat the Ptolemaic Army. But after that I would like him to head to Antiocheia for retraining. After I have recruited some locals to the towns garrison I want Syriakes to head to Antiocheia as well.

I also must say that I'm impressed with the achievements of Syriakes. Two conquests and his promotion to higher rank is almost in reach.

Turning to Iskender..

I would like to know how much money did we earned with this?
This might sound hard but it was needed to be done!

**00jebus** · 09-27-2008, 10:48

Some very troublesome news..

Ptolemaioi Army is near Tarsos. About 5 units in it. I ask Sarpedon to allow Timarchos to lead his army against them. It would be bad if we allow them to besiege the town.

Do I have permission to attack?

**Ibn-Khaldun** · 09-27-2008, 12:17

Antiochos sighs..

Timarchos.. You can attack only if Sarpedon allows you to use his Army. If not then you can't use his army for that.
Also Cunobelinus have offered to attack that army.

**The Celtic Viking** · 09-27-2008, 12:55

Sarpedon turns to Timarchos.

Nay, do not engage. Let Cunobelinus deal with the scum.

**00jebus** · 09-27-2008, 13:23

Originally Posted by Ibn-Khaldun

Antiochos sighs..

Timarchos.. You can attack only if Sarpedon allows you to use his Army. If not then you can't use his army for that.
Also Cunobelinus have offered to attack that army.

which is why I asked sir...

**Rodrico Stak** · 09-27-2008, 14:57

Iskender flips through his notes.

My lord Attalos Pergamou Mysiakes reports that the treasury started at around 3000 or 4000 mnai, but due to a painter's strike everything past that is just a black square. However, my estimate is that around 7000 mnai were made, and perhaps a bit more.

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**00jebus** · 09-27-2008, 16:06

I'd like to take this chance to congradulate my father on such a profitable campaign, may all others be as sucessful

**Celtic_Punk** · 09-28-2008, 00:03

Euripides walks into the council chambers
"Good sirs, I come bearing terrific news! Cunobelinus has foiled an ambush set by the army West of Tarsos in Pamphylia! He sustained few casualties and obliterated the enemy. He has marched his army west and set up camp and intends to spend the next season there, and awaits your orders, highness."