Just so you know. The horsemen sent by Rome to Greece have not arrived yet. The Dalmatians are questioning them. This is a measure to protect against pirates.
Fatkid, just leave the roleplay thread if you don't want to even try to roleplay. If you can't be bothered to find your numbers, and shrug it off, then just leave the thread.
We think otherwise the foregnors will betray the Athenians being they are weak from our siege. We extend this offer to Athens.
Dalmatia would like to announce it is recruiting a further 500 men into it's army, which will increase the total size to 1550.
Sweden decides to send 10,000 troops down to Greece so it can finally decided who to attack when it knows it will gain something out of it.
I didn't know, I am dumbs. I will make it more specific because I can. 15000 infantry: 5000 Immortals 2500 Axemen 7500 Spearmen 2500 Bowmen 1000... Cataphracts (I want the Spartans butts kicked lol)
the roman cavalry of 1,000 gets off near Athens plains and goes to help the spartans along with the 20,050 roman legionaries. Markus refuse to retreat and hop on a horse from the cavalryman to his right and was ready to lead his men to victory.
Your cavalry on ships was intercepted by my ships on their way to Greece, as stated before. They haven't arrived in Greece yet.
There's a fuckton of Spartan allied soldiers in Athens. 15,000 Sardinians, 1,000 Carthaginians, like 20,000 Romans, and a ton of Spartans (I don't even know anymore).
