Restless crowns: forging empires [Late era -Skip a few]

[sonnet]

It was an obvius plot even for a player that didn't have my game perspective if you look good at the demands of Venice and his diplomacy you can see it straight up. The turn before Venice was moving to many forces in the wrong direction instead of finishing off Sicily, that's why I managed to prepare a counter attack. France didn't start takeing lands from Aragon as we where talking about, and kept his armies on the borders, plus i found hidden catapult near my cities. Unsustainable army with that economy. After war with Venice I contacted him, and he tried some bad philosophy with me, and was pretty ok with me taking down his ally and in the first message I didn't even propose the deal.
Hungary would come in as well, if he didn't have problems with Poland. About Norway I am a bit surprised, though his army movemnts where really odd, I thought he's just a bad player.

But fear not. The Emperor shall bring about Justice.

Well I as all the other players not involved, didn't know about your diplomatic talks running in the background, as also about the movements they made.
All I knew was about the official part you made public (the series of NAP)
I was referring to the reputation of the players involved: I've never seen Gaius Octavius (Tavix ) break any agreement and about Jiub, I've only seen him betraying an alliance once (and it was for a good-noble reason, as otherwise the outcome of the HS would have become obvious, as the other side was heavily outnumbered).

So from an outside perspective, this was absolutely shocking, at least for me.

[Gaius Octavius Caesar]

Im playing the dreaded viking king Ragnar. Ambition comes first.

[sonnet]

Im playing the dreaded viking king Ragnar. Ambition comes first.

well, now I know

[Tonno]

Well I as all the other players not involved, didn't know about your diplomatic talks running in the background, as also about the movements they made.
All I knew was about the official part you made public (the series of NAP)
I was referring to the reputation of the players involved: I've never seen Gaius Octavius (Tavix ) break any agreement and about Jiub, I've only seen him betraying an alliance once (and it was for a good-noble reason, as otherwise the outcome of the HS would have become obvious, as the other side was heavily outnumbered).

So from an outside perspective, this was absolutely shocking, at least for me.

Oh yes that indeed, when Jiub put the straight up lie in the message I was shocked as well.
The good thing thought, I forgot that Tavix was Norway, so I wasn't so trust worthy to him.

[Gaius Octavius Caesar]

Oh yes that indeed, when Jiub put the straight up lie in the message I was shocked as well.
The good thing thought, I forgot that Tavix was Norway, so I wasn't so trust worthy to him.

You prepared something for us, Emperor?