Situation in 270 BC |
Carthage attacks Magna Graecia, rolling a 5, but -1 modifiers for attacking outside of the original Carthaginian empire and for attacking a controlled province mean the campaign narrowly fails.
The Parthians fail to revolt in their homeland.
This is the first turn since turn two that the Macedonians have not received a modifier for either having a great captain, or for having had a great captain no more than five turns ago. Not that any such modifier would have been enough as, switching their attention to Illyria, they roll a 1.
Rome attacks Sicilia, rolling a 5, which is enough as a -1 modifier for attacking a controlled province does not halt the campaign.
For the first time Rome controls all of Italy south of Cisalpina |
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