So, here we come to the day before the momentous patch, three days in. Post your empire. I'm currently stuck on an enemy turn bug for the Arevaci going into my fortieth turn.
My fleet has just reached the shores of Etruscan held Italy. I am king of six kingdoms, and capital ruler of two provinces. Pontus. Bithynia. Trapezos. Pergamon. Galatia. Colchis. The violent struggle to determine the ruler of seventh kingdom of Thracia begins with an invasion of Odessos, and enters it's second year, with Antheia falling and being recaptured, by the armies of Athens. The Caucasian Wars started by my fool-hardy military ally Trapezos have resulted in occupation of Trapezos, after aiding them in any war they endeavored, and offering a helping hand by giving them Satrapy as well as the annexation of Colchis by the former slave and king, Prokopios of the Mithradatic Dynasty. My coffers have just received a surplus of 4000 for blackmailing an indebted son of a rival family, which goes to good use in the Miltary Edict I have just issued in Pontus et Bithynia.
The Nemean Lion, my first legion, will march on Pulpudeva, capital of Thrace and the Odysyrian Kingom within the year. The Alliance of Athens and Sparta rules the Aegean and also makes war on the Thracians, and are a powerful counterbalance to the Celtic Confederation led by the Triballi, a Thracian people who have seized Pannonia. My king leaves a member of his family to adminster Colchis, while he takes his King's Elite to guard central Anatolia from expansionist Seleucid forces to the south. Cappadocia remains divided between the Seleucid empire and myself. Sardis, client state of the Seleucids has heeled Egypt. Gone also is Macedon.






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Just the beginning of a Seleucid campaign. Light blue are my satrapies ,I just captured Cyprus and Side so far so at war with Egypt. Continue tomorrow.








