Post by Quintus Fabius on Oct 8, 2016 18:55:42 GMT
So, I am a Tatar Medic. In Bakhchisaray. And the current khan of the Crimean Khanate.
Well, with 300 gold to spend and the Cossacks on the other side of the river, it makes no sense for us to stay here and get killed, no? Also, Zaporozhiye would look nice in Brown, I must admit.
So here we go!
See that Moloyec? Guys, I want you to bring back his head and make it into a drinking cup. Then gift it to Poland. No, Russia. They'd like it.
You can see I like ships. Why? No, it's not because of Ulm, it's because our ex-suzerain, the Ottomans, decided they'd like to kill us. So we have to defend this patch of the Black Sea. And take Constantinople while I'm at it.
Turn 2:
Ha! He escaped! He must've been scared of our Bowmen. Not so sure of yourself, are you?
Our guard can surely catch him.
Turn 3:
*Gulp*
Nevermind. I guess he just refounded Kiev. Well, our guard has to do something, so he'll guard the Belgorod Corridor (Belgorod Corridor: are defined by Cherikov-Kharkov-Kursk-Periaslav; a major conflict area between Russia, Zaporozhiye, and Crimea).
And What's that over there? Oh... a hussar. A POlish one. It seems a lot of people like this place, huh?
Down in the south, the Ottos are harassing us, but we'll win.
Our slaver starts haggling with a rich merchant, while one of our boats go to help out against the Cossacks.
(To be continued...)
Well, with 300 gold to spend and the Cossacks on the other side of the river, it makes no sense for us to stay here and get killed, no? Also, Zaporozhiye would look nice in Brown, I must admit.
So here we go!
See that Moloyec? Guys, I want you to bring back his head and make it into a drinking cup. Then gift it to Poland. No, Russia. They'd like it.
You can see I like ships. Why? No, it's not because of Ulm, it's because our ex-suzerain, the Ottomans, decided they'd like to kill us. So we have to defend this patch of the Black Sea. And take Constantinople while I'm at it.
Turn 2:
Ha! He escaped! He must've been scared of our Bowmen. Not so sure of yourself, are you?
Our guard can surely catch him.
Turn 3:
*Gulp*
Nevermind. I guess he just refounded Kiev. Well, our guard has to do something, so he'll guard the Belgorod Corridor (Belgorod Corridor: are defined by Cherikov-Kharkov-Kursk-Periaslav; a major conflict area between Russia, Zaporozhiye, and Crimea).
And What's that over there? Oh... a hussar. A POlish one. It seems a lot of people like this place, huh?
Down in the south, the Ottos are harassing us, but we'll win.
Our slaver starts haggling with a rich merchant, while one of our boats go to help out against the Cossacks.
(To be continued...)
