Woohoo! A muslim faction story! And the Turks, no less. Needless to say, I'll definately be reading this.
Re: The "Lions" of Islam: Empire of the "Turks"
Woohoo! A muslim faction story! And the Turks, no less. Needless to say, I'll definately be reading this.
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LOL ! Now everyone, including "the Almighty" is watching you !!!
We demand an... UPDATE !!! :P
POWER TO THE SULTAN !!!
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Re: The "Lions" of Islam: Empire of the "Turks"
looks good... reminds me... I have to finish mine... Hungarian Chronicles: Rise and Fall of a Empire
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Probably irrellevant, but "The 'Lions' of Islam" is very familiar to the "Lions of Allah" from the Sharpe books; i think it is Tiger, or possibly Fortress.
Just thought id point it out.
Actually it is Fortress, yeh.
Originally Posted by Slug For A Butt
Hmm... if the AI was programmed to emulate the most stupid Generals in history, that would explain a lot.
"Oh, what sad times are these when passing ruffians can say "Ni" at will to old ladies. There is a pestilence upon this land! Nothing is sacred. Even those who arrange and design shrubberies are under considerable economic stress at this point in time."
Re: The "Lions" of Islam: Empire of the "Turks"
Looking nice. Just some constructive critique: I really don't think there's any need for the quotation marks around the "Lions" and the "Turks" in the title. Titles are supposed to be snappy and interesting, and the quotation marks break that up I think. Best to leave it as The Lions of Islam: Empire of the Turks
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Very exciting!
I second Wizzie's comment about the title. Unless used to show that you are making a direct quote, inverted commas usually suggest that you are casting doubt on the use of the word they enclose.
So I read your title and find myself wondering "are they really Lions? Or is Ironmonkey implying that they aren't proper Turks?"
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I like it.
But just a question: don't we have a forum specially for AARs?
P.S. The Ghaznavids were another Turkic dynasty, predating the Selçuks, although their capital, Ghasni, was indeed located in Afghanistan.
Last edited by The Wizard; 12-31-2006 at 21:32.
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