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Propose 1 legionary land bill for my legions with Fabius
4 on equite for carbo
Persuade Marius if zeph does not host a game, otherwise, Persuade whoever is left who is unaligned or taken or defensively
host a game probably for Carbo 7 talents
bank rest

Battle of Cirta

Dictator Flaminius Pisentus & Gaius Julius (Envelopment)
(2 legion +3 veterans+ 8 command +1 reform)=17 strength
Jugurtha (Balanced)
(8 Armies)=8 strength
Battle Roll: 15+9-2=22
Result: Crushing Victory

Although heavily outnumbered, Pisentus is an excellent commander with many victories while Julius is a hardened commander in his own right serving in many famous battles.Not far from Cirta the Roman army was attacked by Jugurtha's forces.
Pisentus, in command of the cavalry and forming the rearguard, made contact with the enemy first.
He counter-attacked in close order and charged his cavalry by squadrons. Meanwhile, Gaius Julius formed the legionaries around him into battle lines and engaged Jugurtha's forces too. Hoping to score an easy victory, Jugurtha decided on a fient, and called out that he had just killed Gaius Julius. For a short while his lie was successful and the Romans were thrown into confusion, but Pisentus, who had returned from his own successful pursuit of the enemy, then threw his forces against Jugurtha rear led by Bocchus. Meanwhile, Julius had restored order to his troops and resumed his attack which routed them easily.

The Romans resumed their march on Cirta. When they approached the capital it surrendered to them unconditionally.
Jugurtha continued his war against Rome reverting to guerilla warfare, but unfortunately for Jugurtha he was killed by Bocchus, his Mauritanian retainer. As a reward, he is granted the puppet Kingdom of Mauretania and Numidia is split between him and Rome.


Roman Casualties
Few

Numidian Casualties
Massive



Flaminius Pisentus gains 4 influence and 4 popularity, as well as the honorific cognomen "Numidicus"
Flaminius Pisentus gains 1 veteran legions, Legio ? +1 more legions if given land
Romans love victory -1 unrest
Rome gains 25 Talents in War Spoils



2d Siege of Lissus
Herius Quinctius (Envelopment)Tactical Counter!
(2 provincial legions +2 legion+ + 3 veterans+ 3 command +1 reform)=14 strength
Perseus (Direct Charge)
8 armies+6 command =14 strength
Battle Roll: 16+3-2=17
Result: Victory

The first phase of the Macedonian campaign to isolate Illyria lasts for two months. Herius Quinticius placed 4,400 latins under Marcus Popillius(a relative of Laenas) to guard Lissus. Perseus marched into Illyria and offered rewards to the garrison if they surrendered, but the garrison responded by bombarding the Macedonian positions. The Macedonians then began to heavily bombard the fortress but this came to no effect. After becoming convinced that Lissus would not be taken, Perseus left 18,000 infantry and 5,000 cavalry under a certain Polemon and withdrew with his main army. He withdrew from the siege to Dyrrachium ( a city arguably under his own protection) where he pillaged the area in rage and to satisfy his soldiers.

Meanwhile. crossing a forgotten mountain road far east, Quinticius took the main army under his command and fell upon the Macedonian raiders with a great warcry and destroyed them before they could form up into a proper phalanx making them easy prey. An ignominious way for the mighty Macedonian army to fall. Perseus flees and regroups but his situation is very dire, the defeat has lost him his potential allies abroad and rome has regained its foothold in Epirus.

Roman Casualties
1 Legion

Macedonian Casualties
Heavy

Herius Quinctius gains 4 influence and 4 popularity for victory
Herius Quinctiuss gains a veteran legion, Legio Illyricorum+1 more legions if given land

No unrest lost or spoils gained in defense wars

3rd Macedonian War returns to the deck



Battle of Lauron

Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus (Flanking)
(5 legions +3 veteran+4 command+ 1 reform)=16 strength
Viriathus (Balanced)
9+5 =14 strength
Battle Roll: 6+2-2=6
Result: Defeat

Viriathus, evidently extremely confident assembles his army in an open field along the coast near Valentia blocking Scipios path southwards.
Many of his forces are equipped with looted roman panoply as an imitation of cohorts with an Iberian flair.
Scipio and the legates consult, believing it to be a trap, for rarely did these iberians offer to a set piece battle so they decided to form up and engage.
Scipio, although old, decided to dismount and join his strengthened right flank. As the lines clashed the romans did win upon the right but became encircled as the center and left began to rout.
Scipio was surrounded, with his guards defending him to the last. A javelin strikes Scipio in the side and he dies not soon after from the mortal wound. Viriathus gains great prestige for defeating and killing a Cornelii, for even these barbarians know their name and believe them to be the highest tribe of Rome, and hail Viriathus as King. With this Rome is utterly routed from Hispania and abandons any pretense of control.

Roman Casualties
Legio Libertas
1 legion (optimate)

Lusitani Casualties
Few

Romans hate defeat and demand vengeance, +2 unrest
Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus is killed!

作者： j-e-s-u-s, 31.07.2019 at 13:47

Libertatem cant vote at all in turn 17 unless populares and commercium allow it, in turn it will get dictatorship as soon as possible while the authoratiy will stay limited only to libertatem, commercium, and populares. populares/commercium both get stronger say

Agreed if you give enough bribe money to win this bribe war (5-7) talents

Consuls
3)Nay until Porcius Carbo & Servilius

Censor
2)Lucius Calpurnius Piso (Commercium)

Praetor
1)Marcus Aurelius (Populares)

Aedile
1)Gaius Julius (Auctoritas)

Replace governor of Sicily, Paullus Aemilius Lepidus(Commercium) with? note: Commercium will gain 2 votes this phase
1)Titus Acilius (Optimatium)

Governor of Africa
vote commercium way or nay until laenas/furius

CONCESSIONS
Tax Farmer 1
vote commercium way

Land Commissioner
Nay unless Optimate copy my votes

LAWS
Fabian Law
1)Aye


DECREE
2) Nay
Keep legions in spain and fight numidia offensively with a smaller army while garrisoning illyria
this is unacceptable

Host 13 talent spectacle in Carbo's name
0 on equite
Aurelius pays all his money 4 talents +10 from fabius and resigns as pontifex maximus
Persuasion on...Furius with Fabius
move all money to fabius
play law

Battle of Utica

Decimus Flaminius Pisentus (Flanking) Tactical counter
(2 legions +5 veterans+ 4 command +1 reform)=17 strength
Hanno (Envelopment)
(9 armies)=9 strength
Battle Roll: 10+7+3=20
Result: Decisive Victory

As soon as Pisentus defeated the slaves in Sicily he received news from allies in the senate that Carthage, one of Rome's greatest enemies has started breaking the treaty that was signed with Rome, they started conquering the Numidian tribes and started receiving income from lucrative trade deals with the Seleucid, Pisentus decided to send 1 legion under Titus Acilius to restore stability in Rome, while he took most his veteran legions to march on Carthage.
Pisentus landed in near Utica, His good friend, Scipio provided him with fleets to fight the war against Carthage. Pisentus soon besieged of Uttica his forces were stronger and Uttica surrendered.
The next week news spread that he was about to march on Carthage and the Numidians joined him in the hopes of pillaging the the city. Pisentus finally started his march and met the Carthaginian army in Tunis, the army was bigger and mostly comprised off citizens of Carthage and Mercenaries, the army also had African War Elephants who were fairly untrained. Pisentus deployed his veteran legions on the right flank and behind them Numidian Cavarly and Tribesman, and placed his legions in the center and left flank, soon the Carthaginians attacked their plan was to envelop the Roman army and defeat it using raw numbers, as soon as Pisentus saw this he deployed the Numidians to encircle the enemies flank while the veteran legions charged, this broke the unexperienced Carthegenian and soon the army was routed.

Pisentus entered the city of carthage and ordered the city to be sacked and salted, its inhabitants sold, and everything of any worth take back to Rome, most of the Carthegenian Senate was captured and put in cages as Pisentus prepared for his eventual triumph in Rome. Some land was given to the Numidians for their contribution while most of it was under roman control.

~written by Sutr

Roman Casualties
Few

Carthage Casualties
Total


Decimus Flaminius Pisentus gains 4 influence and 4 popularity
Decimus Flaminius Pisentus gains 1 veteran legions, Legio Pisenta, +1 more legions if given land
Romans love victory -1 unrest
Africa Conquered


Battle of Edetania
Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus + Gaius Julius (Flanking) Countered
(7 legions +1 veterans+ 8 command +1 reform)=18 strength
Viriathus (Direct Charge)
(9 armies+5 command)=14 strength
Battle Roll: 10+4-3=11
Result: Stalemate

Eager for victory, Scipio pursued Viriathus southwards and westwards into the hill lands. For weeks he was harassed but finally cornered Viriathus' force at a hill in the territory of the Edetani tribe. The locals, fearing Viriathus and the romans refused to aid either side forcing Scipio to conduct costly scouting efforts on ways up the hill. Finally pathing a way forward he ordered Gaius Julius to march all the way around the other side of the hill and launch a flanking attack when he heard the trumpet from the main army. This flanking force was howevered discovered by the Lustiani and ambushed, 2 entire legions are routed but Julius makes it back alive. Exasperted, Scipio withdraws back to the coast to plot his next move.

Roman Casualties
2 Legions

Carthage Casualties
Total


Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus loses 1 popularity for losing 2 legions
Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus l gains 1 veteran legions, Legio I Primeginia


Cisalpine Revolt
Tertius Fabius (Balanced)
(4 legions +4 command +1 reform)=9 strength
Commius (Balanced)
(2 armies)=2 strength
Battle Roll: 15+7=22
Result: Crushing Victory

Roman Casualties
Few
Gallic Casualties
Heavy

Tertius Fabius gains 1 veteran legions, Legio Gallica+1 if given land
Romans love victory -1 unrest

Dictator: 1)Aye
Pontifex: 1)Marcus Aurelius (Populares)
Asia: 1)Lucius Papirius (Auctoritas)
Sicily: 1)Paullus Aemilius Lepidus
Cisalpine: votes like Libertatem
Grain: 1) Gaius Julius (Auctoritas)
Tax Farmer: 2)Nay
Cassian Law: 2)Nay
Repeal: 1
Tertius Fabius nay
Marcus Aurelius aye
Flavius Porcius Carbo aye
Maximus Terentius nay
Trials: 1)Guilty

Host a gladiatorial game (13 talents) in the name of Porcius Carbo in honor of his role in defeating the slaves IF auctoritas repeal the landbill of scipio
2 talent on equite for fabius
donate 6 talents to roman treasury
bank rest

Fabius persuades Manlius

Battle of Syracuse

Decimus Flaminius Pisentus (Optimatium) + Flavius Porcius Carbo (surprise attack) Tactical counter
(4 legion +5 veterans+ 6 command +1 reform)=26 strength
Slaves (balanced
(10 armies)=10 strength
Battle Roll: 12+11+5
Result: Crushing Victory

As soon as Dictator Pisentus landed in Sicily with his Master of Horse Porcius Carbo, he saw an island in despair, the farms were destroyed, villages were burned, statues of great men defiled by the rabble, Pisentus would make it his mission to punish the slaves, he started marching on Syracause, which was the supposed slave capital. his march was ruthless, crucifying all of those who opposed him, many slaves started laying down their arms, but Pisentus was clear, there would be no amnesty to any of the rebels, those who laid down their arms were also crucified, soon enough the path between Messena and Syracause was filled with crucified slaves, Decimus soon found himself infront of the gates of Syracause, the ancient and noble city defiled by the slaves, panic swept the city, the city was still well defended and Pisentus did not want any of his men to die, he wanted to minmise the losses, so he made a deal with the guards of the city, amnesty and money should they open the gates, knowing the dire situation, they did not refuse and at the dead of night let the romans in their city, Pisentus and a Legio Hispana marched inside the city, they were lightly armoured, not having any shields, but they were not needed, soon the legion was let loose Syracause, every suspected rebel was killed, every was men was to be killed, and women and children sold into slaver, such was the cost of trying to break away from the Republic, those that left the gates open were also crucified infront of the gate, the majority of the army stationed there was slain in their sleep, many tried to escape only a few did, as news got spread of this many rebels departed from Sicily or tried to hide to escape by returning to their former lives. Pisentus was satisfied with the result from his campaign in sicily, the losses were minimal and neglected, a genius move by Pisentus, now The Senate was assured that the slaves will never rebel again, but only time will tell.
~written by Sutr

Roman Casualties
Few

Slave Casualties
Total


Decimus Flaminius Pisentus gains 5 influence and 5 popularity
Decimus Flaminius Pisentus gains 1 veteran legions, Legio Mortis, +1 more legions if given land
Romans love victory -1 unrest
Sicily reconquered

Fabius will bribe Consul pick 2 with unlimited bank funds in return for freedom from the Commercium arrangement in total , Tunder will repay it all + 25% interest on any bribes paid to secure his consulship.

Voting for pavle; if he return he can change

Consul Vote
2.Tiberius Servillius + Gaius Sempronius Gracchus (Commercium + Concinnatores) <honor dealed


Strip Tiberius Servilius (Commercium) of Pontifex Maximus and Replace with Marcus Aurelius (Populares)
1. Aye (requires 2/3 of vote)

Censor Vote
1. Tertius Fabius (Populares)

Praetor Vote
1. Faustus Cassius (Libertatem)

Governor of Sardinia
2) Titus Acilius (Optimatium) <honor dealed

Governor of Cisalpine Gaul
2)Agrippa Furius Macrobius (Auctoritas)

Governor of Narbonese Gaul
1)Maximus Terentius (Populares)

Governor of Illyricum
1)Gaius Julius (Auctoritas)

Tax Farmer 6
1) Decimus Flaminius Pisentus (Optimatium)


LAWS
Julian Law (historically Calpurnian)
2)Nay

Aelian Law (historically Servillian)
Nay


DECREES
okay

Pardon
...Aye

Fabius persuades Terentius (yes, Terentius)
3 on equite
16 donated to Rome
Bank rest

作者： Brsjak, 24.07.2019 at 19:18

Host Gladiatorial Games in honour of Publius Acilius and the battle against the Germans aswell as in Lucius Flaminius' honour for defeating the Macedonians in the 1st war, (13 Talents) these games are organised by Decimus Flaminius (13 Talents paid), in return Decimus gets tax farmer, aedile and guaranteed dictatorship from both of the current Consuls, (Populares + Libertem).

Fine

Rome was in chaos, as it typically was in these days. Publius Popillius riles up the mob pointing towards the dead tribune on the forum.

"The vile Commercium is behind this , they are destroying the republic, the tribunes are inviolate. They are trying to undermine your power, rise up and defend yourselves men and women of Rome!"*

effects
Mob incited to Violence: Decius Claudius is killed by the mob, and as a result the nomination for his dictatorship ends

作者： Tundy, 24.07.2019 at 17:37

作者： j-e-s-u-s, 24.07.2019 at 17:29

作者： Aetius, 24.07.2019 at 17:25

I Tertius Fabius, Rome Consul, nominate Claudius for Dictator as per honor deal

i disagree, and thus: a tribune of the libertatem faction will secure consul wishes and will tribune any vote on dictatorship, dictatorship is only given, not voted.

Servillius has the mob attack the tribune.

1d6 = (6) = 6

effect: Servilius successfully murders the tribune but loses -6 popularity for this heinous act

I Tertius Fabius, Rome Consul, nominate Claudius for Dictator as per honor deal

作者： j-e-s-u-s, 24.07.2019 at 16:52

作者： Tundy, 24.07.2019 at 16:11

Use Tribune to nominate Claudius (Commercium) As dictator.

murder the tribune with Popillius

1d6 = (2) = 2

effect: Publius Popillius Laenas successfully murders the tribune but loses -2 popularity for this heinous act

Battle of Venusia

Tertius Fabius & Gaius Julius
(11 legion +3 veterans+ 8 command +1 reform)=26 strength
Lucius Aemilius Paullus & Agrippa Furius Macrobius
(3 legions +7 veterans+ 8 command +1 reform)=26 strength
Battle Roll: 14+3 then 11-3
Result: Victory

Paullus, eager for battle found the large Senate army first and launched sudden attack before the more green soldiers could wheel into formation. Led by Furius this nearly broke the Senate line if not for Gaius Julius bringing in reserves. Seeing Julius opposing the rebels also hurt morale. After a period of brutal fighting they fell back.

The next day Paullus marched his army out of his camp again and drew up his battle lines behind a ravine, he hoped to entice Fabius to try and encircle his position with his larger army while he kept Furius with his most elite forces that would punch a hole through such an encirclement. A storm then broke out and it rained for the better part of the day, Paullus finally decided that there was not going to be a battle and marched his army back to camp.

On seeing his enemy march off Julius advised Fabius to order his men to attack directly across the ravine. At the same time the wind began to shifted and the rain was driven into the Rebels faces as they turned in to meet the charge. Julius and Fabius' seizure of the initiative was a decisive move, their greater numbers overcame their adversaries by attrition and surprise. Paullus seeing his line falter looked towards the raining sky and whispered "In absentia lucis, Tenebrae vincunt", unsheathed his sword and fell upon it.


Roman Casualties
5 Legions
Legio Populare

Rebel Casualties
Lucius Aemilius Paullus
2 Legions
Legio X Triumphalis
Legio XIII Vulpus
Legio II Victrix
Legio IX Classicus



Tertius Fabius gains 12 influence and 10 popularity
Tertius Fabius gains 2 veteran legions, Legio Martia, Legio Populare, +2 more legions if given land
Romans love victory -1 unrest


Effects for the Rebels

Furius is captured

Scipio recieves the news of the defeat in Cisalpine Gaul and sees the Auctoritas cause is hopeless and surrenders

The fate of Tiberius Gracchus must be decided before the start of next turn


Battle of Osca

Decimus Flaminius Pisentus (Direct Charge) Tactical Counter
(2 provincial legions +1 legion+ + 7 auxila+ 4 command +1 reform)=15 strength
Attio (Flanking)
8 armies =8 strength
Battle Roll: 7+7+3=17
Result: Victory

Launching raids all over the border, Decimus finds a flanking force of Vascones and follows them quietly for some time. As they ransacked nearby villages he held his forces still in reserve and waited patiently for the barbarians to eventually start making their way back home laden with loot and struck with such ferocity he scattered their forces in a quick battle.


Roman Casualties
2 hispanic auxilliaries

Celtiberian Casualties
Heavy
Decimus Flaminius Pisentus gains 4 influence and 4 popularity for victory
Decimus Flaminius Pisentus gains a veteran legion, Legio Hispana

no unrest lost in defense wars

Numantine War becomes inactive


Battle of Segobriga

Decimus Flaminius Pisentus (Flanking)
(2 provincial legions +1 veteran+ 5 auxila+4 command+ 1 reform)=14 strength
Viriathus (Surprise Attack)
8+5 armies =13 strength
Battle Roll: 6
Result: Disaster

In a cunning ruse, Viriathus tasked some of his bravest men willing to martyr their lives to attack the roman camp, fight and then surrender to the romans.
Naturally, Flaminius pressed them for information and eventually turned to torture. Under duress these men "revealed" that Viriathus was going to launch a surprise attack upon Flaminius at night down the nearby valley. The Romans put them to death and prepared to ambush the ambushers, but they were in fact the ones who were ambushed as the tortured men did exactly what Viriathus commanded. Surrounded, Flaminius abandoned his spanish allies with his romans and fled to Rome.

Viriathus then slaughtered the rest, without pity, a stark message to the inhabitants that collaboration with the roman occupiers would not be tolerated.



Roman Casualties
5 hispanic auxilliaries

Lusitani Casualties
Few

Viriathus conquers Nearer Spain and loots it to undeveloped, gaining 1 army

Will donate 38 talents (35 from bank) in Fabius name IF Honour-dealed by the Rome Consul, Armaments+ harbor fees concession to Fabius, Tax Farmer 3 to Aurelius, Dictator for Fabius , MoH Gaius Julius recall Plautius from Sardinia, accept my legionary land bill, and nomination to Consulship next year for Fabius,
18 of this may be spent to host a Spectacle for Fabius to lower unrest and boost his popularity to help unrest even more next year when unrest is rolled as Fabius was dictator.

Propose Legionary Land Bill for my legion

3 on Equite for Fabius
Persuade Decius Claudius otherwise Flavius Porcius Carbo otherwise Numerius Junius with Tertius Fabius

if pavle sees he may negate this

作者： Tundy, 22.07.2019 at 13:14

People vote like I do this turn. For the rest of the mid-republic, my faction leader will be nominated and voted rome consul, if he can't be rome consul that turn due to no reelection - He shall be nominated and voted as censor and give two concessions in that turn in which he is censor. If he can't be censor or there is not enough concessions, he shall be automatically appointed /nominated dictator for that turn unless there is both 4 or more active wars and my senator is an elder. If dictatorship isn't doable either - if none of the above happens - extend the honor deal +1 turn after the end of the mid-republic.

If he ends up as field consul and the switch is rejected by the rome consul, extend honor deal +2 turns after the end of mid-republic.

Turns of the deal accomulate.

Also for the duration of this deal (mid republic + agreggate) i can't be sent to provinces without my consent. I also wish to decide the fate of Empi's faction if he loses.

I donate all my money both in hand and in bank to Rome.

Accept but remove anything about consul switching or power (is against rules), how you roll rome consul is how it is. Also remove any adding turns to deal (is connected to that).