The (truly) Greek army II lays SIEGE upon ASCULUM.
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Pyrrhus plays SIEGE Operation.
Pyrrhus Army II besieges Asculum.
Die roll (no modifiers): 2 -- siege unsuccessful
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Pyrrhus Army II besieges Asculum.
Die roll (no modifiers): 2 -- siege unsuccessful
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Carthaginian Army besieges Catana again.
ROME plays a SIEGE Operation.
Carthaginian Army besieges Catana.
The Roman-controlled Carthaginian army in Sicily always requires an unmodified roll of 10 to succeed (i.e., ignore all modifiers).
Die Roll: 1 -- Siege UNSUCCESSFUL.
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Carthaginian Army besieges Catana.
The Roman-controlled Carthaginian army in Sicily always requires an unmodified roll of 10 to succeed (i.e., ignore all modifiers).
Die Roll: 1 -- Siege UNSUCCESSFUL.
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Greek army II lays SIEGE upon ASCULUM.
Pyrrhus plays SIEGE Operation.
Pyrrhus Army II besieges Asculum.
(Modifier: +2 for 2nd siege attempt) Die roll : 7 + 2 = 9 -- Siege Successful
Asculum flips to Pyrrhus control.
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Pyrrhus Army II besieges Asculum.
(Modifier: +2 for 2nd siege attempt) Die roll : 7 + 2 = 9 -- Siege Successful
Asculum flips to Pyrrhus control.
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Back over to Consul @Nathangun
Pyrrhus the yet-no-so-great is pleased at the successful siege, but a disturbing thought lingers at the back of his head: will that general of his become too big for his own boots...? Is that general (his name being Axander, almost Alexander) a potential usurper...? There are rumours that A(le)xander calls himself Poliorcetes (whatever that means, nobody knows anymore).
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Carthaginian Army besieges Catana yet again.
Nice thing you've got going on here, even as a onlooker only. I have the games but not that much hours in it and not enough time to participate in these so I guess i'll have to do with lurking ;-)
Lurking is fine.
We want a bigger audience. And in due course you may be ready to take part, if not in this campaign then in some other.
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A year or two ago I played quite a bit of fog Empires with the battles in fog. So basic understanding should be good enough. Did quite some CM H2H here but lately even that is difficult lately, although stuff is improving so let's see! At least FOG battles take less time compared to CM, I think .Lurking is fine.
For now I enjoy lurking
ROME plays a SIEGE Operation.
Carthaginian Army besieges Catana.
The Roman-controlled Carthaginian army in Sicily always requires an unmodified roll of 10 to succeed (i.e., ignore all modifiers).
Die Roll: 3 -- Siege UNSUCCESSFUL.
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Carthaginian Army besieges Catana.
The Roman-controlled Carthaginian army in Sicily always requires an unmodified roll of 10 to succeed (i.e., ignore all modifiers).
Die Roll: 3 -- Siege UNSUCCESSFUL.
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Back to @kronenblatt
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I'll forfeit a SIEGE operation. (Can't do it.)
Carthage army marches to Messana.
ROME plays a MARCH Operation.
Carthaginian Army marches Catana --> Messana.
Die Roll: 7 -- March SUCCESSFUL.
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Carthaginian Army marches Catana --> Messana.
Die Roll: 7 -- March SUCCESSFUL.
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Siege successful?
DIPLOMACY on BOVIAMUM.
And if first attempt fails, I’ll use Pyrrhus’ SEMI-DIVINE trait to re-roll (through POLITICAL CONSPIRATOR).
And if first attempt fails, I’ll use Pyrrhus’ SEMI-DIVINE trait to re-roll (through POLITICAL CONSPIRATOR).
You know -- cut 'n pasteSiege successful?
Pyrrhus plays last DIPLOMATIC Operation on Boviamum.
Die Roll: 9 (Modifier: Samnite City +2) = 11 -- SUCCESSFUL
Boviamum switches to Pyrrhus control.
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That concludes the first year of campaigning -- quite successful one for Pyrrhus who has managed to gain control of large swathes of southern Italy.
A new Roman Consul will take the reigns of Rome's fortunes for the next Turn.
Die Roll: 9 (Modifier: Samnite City +2) = 11 -- SUCCESSFUL
Boviamum switches to Pyrrhus control.
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That concludes the first year of campaigning -- quite successful one for Pyrrhus who has managed to gain control of large swathes of southern Italy.
A new Roman Consul will take the reigns of Rome's fortunes for the next Turn.