As I mentioned in the previous post the enemy Catapult and Dromon are the most serious threat and they must therefore be neutralized. They are bombarded by 3 Galleass warships, a Trebuchet and a Composite Bowman.
The Dromon has been sunk but the enemy Catapult survives, barely. It is however not capable of retaking Alexandria.
A Mandekalu Cavalry is withdrawn form the coast and placed in repair-mode.
In Rabat my Harbour has been completed and I order a Market to be built there next.
Meanwhile in Carthage I have received a new Longswordsman which I promote and send to the front. I order another Galleass.
925 AD: The Venetians become friends with Russia and leave a greeting...
....whereas I have researched Gunpowder and enter the Renaissance Age.
A Trebuchet destroys the enemy Catapult while a Galleass attacks a Dromon near Constantinople.
The Dromon is again attacked, this time by a Trireme while a Galleass bombards an enemy Swordsman SE of the enemy capital.
I upgrade a Longswordsman to a Musketman for 190 Gold.
I start building a Circus in Sudan and a Mine near Georgetown.
I choose to research Education next primarily because it leads to Astronomy which means Ocean-going ships. What is beyond the Ocean to the West?
930 AD: I place a Trebuchet in repair-mode and plot my second Trebuchet a course to Crete.
A Galleass attacks an enemy Bowman at sea while my trusty Trireme attacks the Dromon again.
A second Galleass finishes off the Dromon
The front at the end of my turn.
The Byzantinians withdraw from the Mediterranean.
Finally a view of the war in Central Asia. Russia has captured Nicaea from The Huns.
That's all for this post. All I desire now is an honorable Peace Treaty.
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