Despite his supposed lunacy, he seems to have had great foresight and ability. Perhaps he will be one of Rome's greatest Emperors.
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He truly did some great things. You might very well be right. For all his lunacy trait, no real lunacy events happened. Hope they add such later.
He is one of only three I got to play before the game was over. He certainly did well.
Last update is up in a bit.
And with that, the AAR is ended. The game is now 27 BC and there is no more fun to be had. Fittingly. I get fiber TODAY.
The game is now 27 BC and there is no more fun to be had. Fittingly. I get fiber TODAY.
Well... A traitor's death, and just to boot! Fantastic AAR, well done! Really good to read and I enjoyed the manner in which you mixed it up with letters, reports etc. Enjoy your new fibre internet connection!
Glad you enjoyed it!
It was fun to experiment with they styles, and the format in which to post (images not text). My fiber connection will be loved immensely! 
Those who conspire can't really complain when they themselves get stung
A rather fun scene, and a great end to the tale.
A rather fun scene, and a great end to the tale.
No, they really can't, can they.Those who conspire can't really complain when they themselves get stung
A rather fun scene, and a great end to the tale.
Glad you likd it my friend.
Glad you were there!An excellent read from start to finish
I've read through it finally and I have to say, I quite liked the ending of the traitor being killed. Definitely a different type of AAR than usual but it can't hurt to change things up from time to time.
I'm happy you liked it.
It all started with me getting an idea from that first, Lucanian war, and not even being sure I would write more than that from this campaign. Then the idea to use different styles and experiment came to me.