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Nothing to watch wrote: I&#039;maHistorian wrote: Pontus Turn 12

Military

200,000 Men march Towards Modern day Syria in an attempt to cut off Persians in Anatolia.In one Month Modern Day Adana Is captured.

A second 100,000 Man Army with help of Macedonia successfully captures the Bosphorus Strait.,allowing Easier Sea imports.

Various Ancient "Partisan" Groups destroy some of Persian Supply depots.

The combined navy of Macedonia and Pontus win a Crushing Naval Battle around Crete in the Aegean Sea.

Economic

Many Sword "Factories" are created in Pontonia.

Propaganda about the Persian Menace is shared throughout Pontus.

Many join the Army as a bid to gain Land in return.

50,000 Peasants join the Army in the First Year.

Diplomatic

An envoy is sent to Egypt about an Alliance against Persia.

Trade Relations are improved with Macedonia.

Political

The first Census is taken in Pontonia. You did 8 economic and militaric turns(six is allowed), you can't decide battle results, you attacked Illyria(maybe you wanted to do this, idk), you cooperated with an almost dead country, you completely ignored my defences and there is no way you can have 350,000 soldiers I said around Crete,not on it.And it was just one Naval Battle Anyway,saying it was the Only real Naval Victory of the Turn.

Second,you never clarified where your defenses were,you just were building them.

Third,I just said my Men were marching towards Modern Day Syria in an attempt to cut off your forces in Anatolia.My men broke through a Bastion and managed to capture Modern Day Adana.I didn't say I broke through your Entire Defense,I just Broke through small bastions with Heavy Concentrations of Men.I only was able to capture Two Strongholds.

Fourthly,I have more than enough People to support 350,000 total soldiers.

Finally,your men are bogged down by Rebels in Anatolia clamoring for freedom,and destroying small Supply Depots.

I will edit two of my moves out.