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Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2012 10:19 pm
by FedeM
LOL. GIrls I'm home!! :)

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 1:34 am
by rexhurley
TJD wrote:To RexHurlius and his Legates:

The Allobroges have not been checked. All 4 battles have been lost. Unless this trend is quickly reversed in the next series of battles the map will look like this:

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Rome will be severed! Hispania will be cut off. Recall what happened the last time the Gauls got this uppity! Rome itself was trampled by the Gallic horde. Vae Victis! #justsayin'

Best,

Tim of Gaul
Hey Timid the sook of gaul if you want it you have to come and get it and not just sit on your side of the map

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 1:52 am
by TJD
rexhurley wrote: Hey Timid the sook of gaul if you want it you have to come and get it and not just sit on your side of the map
Now who's being timid here, Rex? Here's a snapshot from the Roman camp as General Rexus Hurlius tries to lead his men to battle the ferocious Allobroges:


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Hmmmm

:)

Best,

Tim

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 2:48 am
by rexhurley
TJD wrote:
rexhurley wrote: Hey Timid the sook of gaul if you want it you have to come and get it and not just sit on your side of the map
Now who's being timid here, Rex? Here's a snapshot from the Roman camp as General Rexus Hurlius tries to lead his men to battle the ferocious Allobroges:


Image


Hmmmm

:)

Best,

Tim
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Not quite true but we will allow you your flight of fancy :mrgreen:

Cilician campaign news

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 1:20 pm
by batesmotel
The consular army in Cyprus now has the Cilician Pirates on the run. Following an inconclusive loss to the pirtates in their initial engagement (26/26 v 35/53) , the VIth Legion has trounced them in the follow on battle (13/29 vs 53/53). Combined with the victory of the VIIIth Legion, The Cilicians look to be headed for eviction from Cyprus.

Consul Batesmotel
SPQR

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:16 pm
by ericdoman1
Hi Klaus

I wish to drop out for the time being and then see what happens in the future.

Cheers


Eric

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:22 pm
by TJD
ericdoman1 wrote:Hi Klaus

I wish to drop out for the time being and then see what happens in the future.

Cheers


Eric
Just in time to avoid assassination! What luck. Or were you tipped off? :mrgreen:

Best,

Tim

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 6:58 pm
by martog
Hail Noble Senators of the Glorious Roman Republic

As a true Roman, of noble heritage, my troops under my inspired leadership, have once again ventured forth onto the plains of Gaul. As part of our peacekeeping & scientific role, our small force was studying local fauna, when we were confronted by malevolent assemblage of locals under a fierce & fiery chieftain. Thinking to take advantage, while we were finishing our pressed flowers, they advanced in a classic bull formation.
However, we had deliberately given the impression of unpreparedness & incompetance, and had selected a position that was defended on one side by a river & on the other by a series of narrow rills, or channels that could be defended by only a few troops. Inflamed at being thus thwarted, the fiery chieftain and his tribemen threw themselves upon our stouthearted lines. Despite the tribemen showing great valour & determination, amid shouts of "Don't Panic", our forces were triumphant.
Republican Forces 22/31 : Indigenous Populace 48/45

Salutation from your humble servant

Jolinus Gnaus Martoginus ... Jolan'tru

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 9:21 pm
by rexhurley
martog wrote:Hail Noble Senators of the Glorious Roman Republic

As a true Roman, of noble heritage, my troops under my inspired leadership, have once again ventured forth onto the plains of Gaul. As part of our peacekeeping & scientific role, our small force was studying local fauna, when we were confronted by malevolent assemblage of locals under a fierce & fiery chieftain. Thinking to take advantage, while we were finishing our pressed flowers, they advanced in a classic bull formation.
However, we had deliberately given the impression of unpreparedness & incompetance, and had selected a position that was defended on one side by a river & on the other by a series of narrow rills, or channels that could be defended by only a few troops. Inflamed at being thus thwarted, the fiery chieftain and his tribemen threw themselves upon our stouthearted lines. Despite the tribemen showing great valour & determination, amid shouts of "Don't Panic", our forces were triumphant.
Republican Forces 22/31 : Indigenous Populace 48/45

Salutation from your humble servant

Jolinus Gnaus Martoginus ... Jolan'tru
Dearest Jolinus salutations to you may I offer you hearty congratulations and jubilations and as a reward I hand you the Governship of this province as alas I am about to enter the ranks of merchants and politicians due to another error ridden display on the battlefield, well i actually went really well but made amistake late in the game which cost me 4 critical bg when in sight of victory then the rabble broke into the camp, sigh 32/30 43/45 so friggin close.

As always I sahll be your humble servant and happy to take the field in the name of Rome should I be so required

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 4:31 am
by rexhurley
Dearest Senate I write to youi today with bearings of good and sad news, firstly the sad it appears Legatus Tophat has been consumed by demons as he has been missing in action so I took command of his forces and lead the relief column towards my own survivors, alas I took the fight to the foe, alas I charged them beat them and prevented the cavalry getting into my rear, but no the fort feel to slimy little LI in the 14th or so turn loosing me 3bp! bah a draw damn it Tim 46/45 me 30/30 dang so f ing close

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 4:48 am
by Tophat1815
rexhurley wrote:Dearest Senate I write to youi today with bearings of good and sad news, firstly the sad it appears Legatus Tophat has been consumed by demons as he has been missing in action so I took command of his forces and lead the relief column towards my own survivors, alas I took the fight to the foe, alas I charged them beat them and prevented the cavalry getting into my rear, but no the fort feel to slimy little LI in the 14th or so turn loosing me 3bp! bah a draw damn it Tim 46/45 me 30/30 dang so f ing close
HA! Your diversion might have done just what i needed.....diverted the foe so my legion could strike. as i take quill to scroll my forces are even now joining battle. We shall indeed see where the gods favor is cast this day.

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 3:47 am
by Tophat1815
BAHH!! Far from diverting the barbarian Allobrages the enemy ambushed and overwhelmed our legionaries! Time to import some mercenary cavalry.........

Rome 24/24.......................................Allobroges 16/45

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 9:35 am
by Turk1964
Report to the Senate
It is with regret i must report the defeat of the IX Legion to the Pirate hordes. Rome 32/30 Cilicians 49/53.It was a close battle and a great portion of the enemy army was destroyed but not enough to ensure victory. We await our Fate .

Legatus Turk

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 1:21 pm
by rexhurley
Tophat wrote:BAHH!! Far from diverting the barbarian Allobrages the enemy ambushed and overwhelmed our legionaries! Time to import some mercenary cavalry.........

Rome 24/24.......................................Allobroges 16/45
Fear not I am about to just finish giving the rabid dog a hiding of his own :)

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 1:25 pm
by TJD
rexhurley wrote:
Tophat wrote:BAHH!! Far from diverting the barbarian Allobrages the enemy ambushed and overwhelmed our legionaries! Time to import some mercenary cavalry.........

Rome 24/24.......................................Allobroges 16/45
Fear not I am about to just finish giving the rabid dog a hiding of his own :)

Too late to save Gallia Narbonensis, however! Rome is now sundered from Hispania.....

And soon the sons of Brennus will come knocking on Rome's door once again .... :)

Best,

Tim

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 2:33 pm
by TheGrayMouser
TJD wrote:
rexhurley wrote:
Tophat wrote:BAHH!! Far from diverting the barbarian Allobrages the enemy ambushed and overwhelmed our legionaries! Time to import some mercenary cavalry.........

Rome 24/24.......................................Allobroges 16/45
Fear not I am about to just finish giving the rabid dog a hiding of his own :)

Too late to save Gallia Narbonensis, however! Rome is now sundered from Hispania.....

And soon the sons of Brennus will come knocking on Rome's door once again .... :)

Best,

Tim
Have no fear, things are going nicely here in Hispania, Sertorius is on the ropes and we shall soon have his head up on display in Cartago Nova. None of the good citizens or soldiers under my governship feels particulary woried about being temporarily "sundered" from Rome. :wink:

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 3:38 pm
by TJD
TheGrayMouser wrote:
Have no fear, things are going nicely here in Hispania, Sertorius is on the ropes and we shall soon have his head up on display in Cartago Nova. None of the good citizens or soldiers under my governship feels particulary woried about being temporarily "sundered" from Rome. :wink:
TGM, you're the only one not to comply with the request that you provide an email address for tournament updates. It would be a shame if the conqueror of Serorious were the only one left out of the Senate loop.

Best,

Tim

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 8:39 pm
by rexhurley
TJD wrote:
rexhurley wrote:
Tophat wrote:BAHH!! Far from diverting the barbarian Allobrages the enemy ambushed and overwhelmed our legionaries! Time to import some mercenary cavalry.........

Rome 24/24.......................................Allobroges 16/45
Fear not I am about to just finish giving the rabid dog a hiding of his own :)

Too late to save Gallia Narbonensis, however! Rome is now sundered from Hispania.....

And soon the sons of Brennus will come knocking on Rome's door once again .... :)

Best,

Tim
Fellow citizens Gallia Narbonensis may be sundered from Rome however the counterattack has begun the rabid dog, who has a real fetish for sacking Roman camps, has been cleared from the pass exit from the Alps so Rome is safe. Me 16/30 (bloody camp in last turn again cost me three :evil:) Rabid Dog 46/45. Finally a win!

Thanks for all the extra games Tim I hope you have found my more serious appraoch more enjoyable to play against.

Cheers Rex (hmm whats the code to psot a pic :))

So what's happening with the rest of the campaign its gone very quiet

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 10:15 pm
by TheGrayMouser
TJD wrote:
TheGrayMouser wrote:
Have no fear, things are going nicely here in Hispania, Sertorius is on the ropes and we shall soon have his head up on display in Cartago Nova. None of the good citizens or soldiers under my governship feels particulary woried about being temporarily "sundered" from Rome. :wink:
TGM, you're the only one not to comply with the request that you provide an email address for tournament updates. It would be a shame if the conqueror of Serorious were the only one left out of the Senate loop.

Best,

Tim
I'll send it to ya, thing is I NEVER check my email more than once a week or so at best , however I do check these forums and PM's pretty much every day!

Re: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC TOURNAMENT / Roman Senate

Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 10:21 pm
by TheGrayMouser
Victory in Spain

TGM ( xth Legion) 12/33
vs
Sertorius (Klaus) 42/41

The 2 armies of Sertorius have been destroyed, his command unit was routed in the final stages of battle, I assume his fleeing men stabbed him to death rather than allow him to bring more ruin upon them:)
If the senate wishes we'll scour the field for his head:) Now off to some merry debauchery with the eager ladies of a defeated foe, Vae Victus!