The Greek City States: Civilized War

**Paradox** · 01-23-2008, 16:57

Can I choose the Tarentines, you know, of Tarentum?

**Caius** · 01-23-2008, 18:25

Arent the Tarentines the same as the colony of Taras?

**Paradox** · 01-23-2008, 19:38

In that case, I'll just be Sparta, I'm surprised nobody chose them yet.

**Caius** · 01-23-2008, 19:41

**Paradox** · 01-23-2008, 20:32

Heh, so is that a yes or a no?

**Caius** · 01-25-2008, 01:51

Indeed.

**Caius** · 01-28-2008, 18:28

We will start then. Without having any kind of information about any city-state, I will look for it.

!rules

The Rules

1)Use this thread for public declarations and speeches. You may use propaganda and declare wars (Diplomacy) here publicly, and make announcements and speeches.
(a) Whatever you say IC in this thread I take into account for the next chapter. If you say things against another nations people then those people will dislike you.
(b) Beware what you say religious wise, its a important factor for this Interactive. You could spark a Religious War.

2) I make One Chapter with the choices to the end, it is your job to use those choices as a base for more detailed choices.
(a) The person who puts more effort in is the person more likely to win.
(b) If you give skungy orders I may take it upon myself to punish you. Not fair? THen put in good orders!

3) Don't worry about research and the likes, this game goes off the rails history wise. Many things will happen which didn't occur back then.
(a) But it may be a good idea to compare situations to real life ones!

4)The objective of this game is to stay united and keep one religion. I assure you, at some point in this game you will have a Nation which is riddled by about 4 Religions. When there is more then 1 Religion, there is something called Religious Unrest. COntrol this how you want, killings, diplomacy, etc. But if it reaches %100 then you've got a Religious War o your hands, and trust me, there not pretty.
(a) To communicate with the Religious Rebels, PM me. I will then pass it onto the rebels (*wink*) and they will reply to you.

5)Diplomacy is run by PM'ing the Player you which to talk to. Remember, when deals are signed either
(a) Declare it publicly
(b) If you don't want another certian Player to know something, then PM it to me.

6)Remember, always post IC, and try and Role Play your Character a bit! Don't be boring and post every month your decisions! I want speeches! I want drama!

Stolen from Baby Boomer, sorry, I had to have rules from somewhere.

Now, if you have info, post it.

**Spartan198** · 01-29-2008, 02:25

Originally Posted by Caius

That's funny,lol.

I'm not interested in the game right now,I just had to respond to this.

**Lord Winter** · 01-29-2008, 05:42

Spartans, Thebians. Corinthians, brothers and my fellow Greeks the time has come where we must once again pick up the sword to defend Greece again in its time of need against the invasion of the Persians. Do we wish to be subjects to his vast empire that we all know that the brave men of Greece are superior to? It is a time for action, a time for preparation a time where we must not be caught off guard. Already in Athens from my house I can hear the sounds of axes thudding away in the ship yard building ships that will strike fear into the hearts of the Persians. As I go about doing my part in our cities preparation for the coming war my heart swells with pride when I hear the sound of citizens drilling in preparation to defend there home. City states of Greece, Xerses of Persia is gathering a great army in Asia minor and I can say with pride that Athens is ready to meet them. We call on all city states to gather their men for battle, let us take up the spear, hoist the sail of the trimere and together by the gods when the Persians come we shall shake them.

Athens is ready and mobilizing and who will stand with us?

**seireikhaan** · 01-29-2008, 06:40

Athens,

Corinth shall proudly stand by our fellow Greeks in time of greater peril. Persia is a threat which none of us have yet faced, far greater than our petty squables. We, Corinth, shall stand by Athens to defend the Greek societies from the barbarians of Persia who would put us under foot. Likewise to our Athenian allies, we call upon the other cities to stand together when such great forces, with far greater differences than our own, comes to beat us into submission, or worse, slavery.