Satres, Diazenis, Rhesus et al
I know these guys are there for gameplay purposes, but is there perhaps any historical evidence that their provinces were particularly independent and troublesome to conquer/hold? I know that a few of these provinces are way out of anyone's way, but how about Noricum and Mrogbonna, at least?
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Re: Satres, Diazenis, Rhesus et al
Yes. Boii.
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I love that name. Bo-ee-ee.
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Re: Satres, Diazenis, Rhesus et al
Outta random curiosity: I know Noricum was a fairly big shot, but was it IRL a separate bunch from the Boii ?
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Re: Satres, Diazenis, Rhesus et al
In short, yes.
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Danke.
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