Four-Player Empire: Turn 11 (250-240 BC)

Situation at the halfway mark

From this turn on the Romans receive a +1 modifier for every turn in which they do not have a great captain, ie turns 11-14 and 17-20.

The revolt dice fall on INDIA (really the kingdom of Alexander's old foe King Porus), which has no effect as that province remains independent.

Rome is drawn first, and Richard decides to attack AFRICA, but the naval crossing fails (a 2 is rolled).

The Macedonians successfully invade Persia, and I attack Gallia, rolling a 4, which narrowly fails as Carthage suffers a -1 modifier for attacking outside of its original empire.

Finally the Parthians fail to bring about a rebellion in their homeland.

A relatively uneventful decade