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    The Scourge of Rome Member Spartan198's Avatar
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    Just came off a BI campaign as the Eastern Empire and couldn't wait to post! Lived possibly my greatest battle ever - 7-star general/faction leader and army met face to face with Romano-British warlord Artorius Castus (King Arthur!). He cut me to pieces and set my entire British invasion back by years (game years,I mean).

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    sucks Member Punicus's Avatar
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    I once had an Alexander the Great as well. I've had some Hamilcar's and Hannibal's but never with Barca at the end of the name.
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    Best Laugh on the Seven Seas Member Good Ship Chuckle's Avatar
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    If I'm not mistaken I believe the Seluecids start out with a historical figure. Their faction leader is Anitochus (III).

    He was a Selucid King that ruled from 223 to 187 BC, so the time is roughly right. You can check this encyclopedia to see for yourself. http://www.reference.com/search?r=13&q=Antiochus%20III

    He fought every one from Egyptians, Romans, to rebel greek cities, and Jewish insurrection. He eventually earned the name "Antiochus the Great" (Antiochos Megas)
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    Keeper of the Pax Romanum Member TruePraetorian's Avatar
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    I my campaigns i've seen a Hanibal Barca and some other barca that sounded familiar...I right now have a Gaius Julius at 12 years old and have seen a captain vercingetorix but never the man. I've also seen a marcus brutus (even though common) and a I ran across an Alexander in Macedon but he wasn't "The Great" yet.
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    I just encountered a "Quintis Sertorius" on my Scipii game. No, he wasn't a son-in-law. He wasn't adopted.

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    I had a marriage opportunity with as Julii for a "caesarion" unfortunately I clicked the wrong option, a chance lost possibly for ever. He was useles but he could have had a Gaius somewhere down the line.

    Earlier I was besieged by two Gaullic armies controlled by a "Captain Conan" Ha they're called Conan and they are Barbarian..

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    sucks Member Punicus's Avatar
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    Just noticed that in my current campaign the Dacians have a general by the name of Attila - well, had a general by the name of Attila.
    "In peace, sons bury their fathers. In war, fathers bury their sons." - Herodotus
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