Republic of Rome #3

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.

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

Pay up the legions.

Play Marius card, 3 on Equite for Marius, persuade Tullius with Aelius, rest of the money goes to Aelius' hand

5 on equite for cassius bank rest
play my law cassius gets the +3 and fabius the +1 i guess

Furthermore, I consider that NWE must be destroyed

Julius persuades Lepidus with 0 bribes, otherwise Valerius with 4 bribes.
3 on equite for Julius.
Send a card to Optimatium (he knows which) aswell as trinkets worth 2 shekels to Concinnatores in exchange for the Sulla card. (perhaps Auctoritas has decided it is time to replace Scipio as punishment for his revolt? Inner party dispute)
Bank the rest

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

Persuade Lucius Tullius with Servillius and a Initial bribe of 2 shekels. If he is taken then roll for Paullus Aemilius Lepidus with 3 shekels. Else Valerius.

Pay aetius his 2 shekels. Put rest on equite for Piso.

I wont persuade Tullius if Zephy gives me 2 talents.

Napisano od Aetius, 27.07.2019 at 14:23

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

Deal accepted. The time for landbills is long over, the plebs have been spoiled at the expense of Rome for far too long.

Napisano od The_Empirezz, 27.07.2019 at 06:20

Send a card to Optimatium (he knows which) aswell as trinkets worth 2 shekels to Concinnatores in exchange for the Sulla card. (perhaps Auctoritas has decided it is time to replace Scipio as punishment for his revolt? Inner party dispute)

das rite

I play my stateman card immediately

Dictator: 1
Asia: 1
Sicily: 1
Cisalpine: 1
Grain: 1
Tax Farmer: 1
Cassian Law: 1
Repeal: 1
Aelius trial: 2
Servilius trial: 2

Allow Flaminius into Rome and appoint him Dictator with unlimited power?
1)Aye

Pontifex Maximus
1) Marcus Aurelius (Populares)

Governor of Asia
1)Lucius Papirius (Auctoritas)

Governor of Sicily
Vote as commercium assuming he ayes my grain and asia.

Governor of Cisalpine
1) Faustus Cassius (Libertatem)
CONCESSIONS
Sicilian Grain
1) Gaius Julius (Auctoritas)

Tax Farmer 6
1) Caius Aelius (Concinnatores)

LAWS
Cassian Law (historically Acilian)
1) Aye

Scipioan Land Bill Repeal
Sponsor: Lucius Papirius (Auctoritas) -4 popularity
Julius Nay
Scipio Aye
Papirius Aye

DECREES
They're beautiful, full support.

PROSECUTIONS
Gaius Julius answers: Much of this income finds her way back to Rome one way or another. We believe there to be insufficient evidence to confiscate the Concinnatore assets.. However *he points his finger towards the Commercium's senators*, these concessions will do no good in combination with governing Sicily. We all bore witness to what the slaves did before!

Trial of Servillius Glaucia
1) Guilty

Trial of Caius Aelius
2) Innocent (unless vores against my grain and asia)

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

Allow Flaminius into Rome and appoint him Dictator with unlimited power?
2)Nay

pontifex aye

Governor of Asia
1)Lucius Papirius (Auctoritas)

Governor of Sicily
1)Paullus Aemilius Lepidus

Governor of Cisalpine Gaul
1) Faustus Cassius (Libertatem) (bribe)

CONCESSIONS
eh... aye on both?

Cassian Law (historically Acilian)
aye

Scipioan Land Bill Repeal
aye (muh pop oof)

DECREES
k

PROSECUTIONS
inno on tunder's
inno on zeph's

Furthermore, I consider that NWE must be destroyed

Allow Flaminius into Rome and appoint him Dictator with unlimited power?
1)Aye

Pontifex Maximus
2)Nay

Governor of Asia
1)Lucius Papirius (Auctoritas)

Governor of Sicily
1)Paullus Aemilius Lepidus

Governor of Cisalpine Gaul
Vote like Libertatem

CONCESSIONS
Sicilian Grain
1) Gaius Julius (Auctoritas)

Tax Farmer 6
NAY

Landbill repeal:
All NAY

Laws:
AYE

Trials:
All Innocent.

Commercium will vote same as libertatem turn 16 and 17 on any province votes regarding libertatem, in turn libertatem will vote inno on every trial commercium is being in said turns (but assassination against libertatem trials)

Furthermore, I consider that NWE must be destroyed

Napisano od j-e-s-u-s, 28.07.2019 at 15:38

Commercium will vote same as libertatem turn 16 and 17 on any province votes regarding libertatem, in turn libertatem will vote inno on every trial commercium is being in said turns (but assassination against libertatem trials)

I accept.

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

Play Sulla at the very end of the turn (after Aemilianus Hispanic campaign).
If Dictator doesn't make use of Aemilianus, play Sulla immediately aswell as 3 on an equite for him.
Persuade Laenas with max bribes in pm.
Double grain income (or more if possible).
bank the rest.

All money to laenedas.

Host 18 cost games in Aelius' name, 3 on Equite for Marius, persuade Claudius with Aelius max bribes if necessary

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

Persuade Furius with Flaminius, 2+ on equite.