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    Default Greetings from Eboracum

    Hi All,

    I just joined the forum today and thought I'd post a greeting.

    I bought RTW a few weeks ago but then discovered the mod scene - something very new to me.

    I installed EB yesterday and was immediately impressed. I joined the forum in the hope that, as my campaign progresses, I can post any queries I might have.

    Although I'm a real novice, I'm enjoying the EB experience. I decided to play the Romans first, as their culture/geography is most familiar to me - though that's not saying a great deal! Still, I'm learning fast. Also, I live in a city founded by the Romans (in AD 71), which they called 'Eboracum', so playing their faction seemed appropriate.

    Finally, I selected my username by opening 'The Penguin Dictionary of Ancient History' at random - turns out ol' Javolenus was a legionary commander in Britain who later became Governor of Germania Superior and then Syria. Looks like I've got a lot to live up to!

    Cheers for now.

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    Welcome Javolenus

    also where is this Eboracum?

    not to sound like i dont believe you just i'm a bit to lazy to look anything up and thought it would be better to ask you.


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    Merkismathr of Birka Member PseRamesses's Avatar
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    Greetings JP. Cool story on your nick.

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    Welcome aboard, Javolenus Priscus!
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    Welcome Javolenus Priscus
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    Default Re: Greetings from Eboracum

    Hi There! And thanks for the welcome reply. As for Eboarcum, it was the Roman name for modern-day York, which is in the NE of England. Luckily, we still have some fragments of Roman stonework visible plus - reputedly - some Roman ghosts!

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    Really, eh? Love the moniker. You'll fit in well here.

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