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[Sean Mirrsen]

You could have taken my peace offer (or NAP) and then attacked after securing your area around your capital.

There are many different playstyles afterall, sometimes some work out, some don't.


So T'ien C'hi is a peace loving hippy, yes?

Wouldn't have helped. To fight you I needed to outproduce you, the lands surrounding my capital are forests and mountains, and my bottleneck is gold, not production. The only way I'd have beaten you is by taking the offensive and denying you expansion. Unfortunately, I lost a few key engagements where I rushed in a little too quickly, which allowed you to build back up.

Also I wasted gold trying to outbuy mercs from you. How many different companies did you break on me? Three or four?

In other news. Eenie-meenie-minie-mo, where-shall-all-my-goodies-go? Survey says... C'Tis. The nicest neighbor I never had.

[Jilladilla]

Our dignitaries, under the guidance of our great God Chairman promotes the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. As the great Chairman himself said, imperialism and all reactionaries are paper tigers!

Yes..... 'Peaceful Coexistence'.....

The Great Empire urges all of you, do not fall for his lies, for he attacked under the flag of truce. The Empire urge you, if nothing else, to keep a wary eye upon the two-faced so called 'great chairman'.

[Mini]

Survey says... C'Tis. The nicest neighbor I never had.

I'll avenge you (eventually)!

[Frank2368]

Our dignitaries, under the guidance of our great God Chairman promotes the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. As the great Chairman himself said, imperialism and all reactionaries are paper tigers!

Yes..... 'Peaceful Coexistence'.....

The Great Empire urges all of you, do not fall for his lies, for he attacked under the flag of truce. The Empire urge you, if nothing else, to keep a wary eye upon the two-faced so called 'great chairman'.

Your unprovoked expansionism was the catalyst of the incident! Our retaliation was swift, and it appears from the last few engagements that the Honorable Chairman was right on all accounts. Your empire is outwardly a tiger, it is made of paper, unable to withstand the wind and the rain.

[ThtblovesDF]

So.... does anyone need blood slaves at all? I might have hit the most useless site for my nation.

Also, selling various things now, like Amulett of Vengeance (turn your flyer into a nuke) for 5 fire + 5 whatever (earth prefered)

Edit: Just did some testing, you can stack 2x Vengeance bombs on one commander to have a double explosion (2x 50 AP, 10 titles) - that even blows up a Ulm Black Plate... now if only I had flyers of any kind...

[Jilladilla]

Why is this global event happening now? I found that coffin a long time ago.... A giant mummy came out of it a while back too...
Really, I feel someone is trying to point fingers at me for this latest outbreak... I blame either Pythium or T'ien Ch'i.... Not sure who to blame though.


That said, Sceleria wishes to place a quartet of Fire gems as well as limited supplies of air and water gems upon the global market. The desired payment should be obvious. (Death gems, will trade at a 1 to 1 ratio as well!)

[Mini]

Requesting 24 hour extension.

[chaoticag]

Granted. Good luck.

[Mithras]

Let's be fair here, the silver sarcophagus appears to be a random event. Whoever opened it can't have really been said to have done it on purpose. Sure it requires action on their part but it's very much a secondary effect (getting a giant mummy is quite nice). So we cannot really blame Sceleria for that particular transgression. Of course, it is enough that Sceleria is significantly larger than both it's neighbours which prompt this coalition against them and good enough argument against interference from outside powers.

[ThtblovesDF]

How is it working out? We heard rumors of giant snakes roaming the land, crushing any and all PD?


(Oh and who lucked out by being next to none?)

[Sean Mirrsen]

(Oh and who lucked out by being next to none?)

Nazca. They started in the top/leftmost corner and had that side of the map all to themselves, aside from sort-of-neighboring Atlantis. C'Tis also started with a lot of free area next to them, but had to watch out for the cave-people (also Atlantis). I would've gone south into the empty city/plains area if you hadn't been such a close threat.

In a way, either of us would have been fine since we had empty space to the north and the south to expand into. It's just that I knew I couldn't beat you later in the game if you suddenly attacked, since I need my capital for the Stampede, and am terrible at dealing with mages.

[Jilladilla]

(Oh and who lucked out by being next to none?)

I thought it was the middle that ended up being playerless... Also that giant mummy? Was. Not. Friendly. Killed it with like 5 chaff undead though, so I'm really skeptical as to how useful it would actually be...

[chaoticag]

Elder's Gate was also playerless, last I saw Tien Chi was in control over there. But there was also a region to my east I managed to get since Pangaea and Ulm were too busy fighting instead of expanding there.

[ThtblovesDF]

Not that I had a choice in all that ; )

Also good job, a full turn without the world population suffering from some event!

[Sean Mirrsen]

It's probably a good idea to drop an extension for Mini in advance, just in case.