Punic Rivals mission events
This page lists most of the events associated with the Roman mission tree Punic Rivals.[1]
Debt of Carthage task events[edit | edit source]
The Debt of Carthage
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Our senators are agreed that the threat posed by Carthage, even now, is too great for Rome to contemplate - the Punics must submit to have their treasury made generous to Rome so they never again will domineer over the Internal Sea and wage war without our consent.
Our ambassadors are ready to depart and present the demands to the Carthaginians.
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Is triggered only by
the Debt of Carthage mission task |
Carthage must accept our dominance.
Send them an offer they will never accept.
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Roman Demands
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The insidious encroachment of Roman power has reduced our once mighty empire to disgrace. Now, Roman ambassadors bring a new list of demands, stipulating that Carthage pay tribute as reparations for our wars to ensure we remain weak. Should give in to these demands and maintain our freedom? Such as it is...
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Is triggered only by
the The Debt of Carthage event |
What choice do we have?
Never!
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Response from Carthage
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Our ambassadors have returned from the Carthaginians, bearing news of their response to our demands.
The pitiable Punics, seeing the hopelessness of standing up to our might, have acquiesced to our demands and will pay tributes of silver to our treasury for the foreseeable future. These are understood to be payments for the damages incurred in the past, and will keep them weak.
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Is triggered only by
the Roman Demands event |
They know their place.
Foolish, very foolish.
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Carthage Breaks Oaths
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A [SCOPE.sChar('rm_4_punic_leader_scope').GetWomanMan] named [SCOPE.sChar('rm_4_punic_leader_scope').GetName] has stirred the Carthaginians into a frenzy of anger, taking leadership of the city.
The fool has stopped their tribute and aims to reclaim [SCOPE.sChar('rm_4_punic_leader_scope').GetHerHis] city's lost glory.
It is intolerable - we must immediately demand the reduction of Carthage and the moving of their capital to a new site inland.
Trigger conditions | Is triggered only by
the Carthaginian Bondage event or on yearly Carthaginian tribute event pulse |
Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam...
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Carthaginian Bondage
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Submitting to Roman domination was a necessary evil forced upon us at the point of a sword.
The outrageous tributes and our unfair treatment by the eagle lovers is more than many Punics can bear. [SCOPE.sChar('rm_4_punic_leader_scope').GetName] has spearheaded a movement, securing support to end our subjection to Rome by war, if necessary.
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Is triggered only by
the Roman Demands event |
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Carthage will be free!
What foolishness!
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Rome Responds
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In classic Roman style, they have sent another ambassador to our great city with another list of demands from their haggard senators.
The clauses this time are nothing so palatable as yearly tribute, and amount to the total destruction of our city and the reduction of our people to Roman slaves.
There is no way we can accept such terms... is there?
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Is triggered only by
the Carthage Breaks Oaths event |
Throw this comedian to the lions
Oh gods! What have we done?!
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Response from Carthage
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The below description is one of several available for this event.
They should have considered the consequences of their actions long ago, when they first contested our expansion. Now they will suffer the horror and shame of total defeat.
Oh how different things could have been...
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Is triggered only by
the Rome Responds event |
Then they will feel the wrath of Mars.
They did? Oh...
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Demand Servitude task events[edit | edit source]
Punic Servants
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With Carthage reduced to our tributary, moderate senators have begun to consider the usefulness of a Punic client state.
They are entrenched in the region, and their military and agricultural products are useful. There are nay-sayers who demand that Carthage be extirpated, et cetera, but it is worth considering. Perhaps Carthage would rather submit to our leadership than be utterly destroyed.
Trigger conditions | Is triggered only by
the Demand Servitude mission task |
Intriguing... send an envoy.
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Romans Offer Friendship
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We have received a puzzling offer from the Roman senate. Much to the surprise of the assembly it was not the usual invoice for talents of silver, but an offer.
It seems the Romans, after all these years of bloodshed, have softened, and wish to offer us the status of a friendly client state with de facto autonomy, though allied to Rome and directed by her foreign policy.
There are many who hate Rome in Carthage, but this may be the best possible outcome for us and Rome both.
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Is triggered only by
the Punic Servants event |
We would be fools to refuse.
Rome are our greatest enemies, this is a trick!
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Response from Carthage
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They report that Punics have seen the mutual benefits that could come of a diplomatic arrangement and, accepting their inferiority, have accepted our offer to become a client state of the Rome.
Diplomacy has managed to end the seemingly insurmountable differences between our two nations.
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Is triggered only by
the Romans Offer Friendship event |
Rome and Carthage, unlikely friends.
We have come to expect this...
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Carthago Delenda Est task events[edit | edit source]
The Conquest of Africa
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Carthage has been reduced to a footnote of history, now we decide how to manage the rich and fertile holdings of Africa and treat the defeated Punic peoples.
Many argue the land should be used to provide for Rome's people, making the most of our new holdings and sending a message to our enemies, though others argue that Carthage's prior success shows the land's inherent suitability for great metropolitan centers.
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Is triggered only by
the Carthago Laid Low event |
Vae victis.
Clemency is priceless. |
Deter Iberian Support task events[edit | edit source]
Convincing the Hispanians
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Hispania is a vast land, a patchwork of various tribes, alliances, and influences. The Carthaginians and Greeks have had their hands in Iberian pots for centuries, trading and fighting with one tribe or another.
If we are to replace Carthage as the leading force in Hispania, it might be wise to approach what tribes we can and win them over - and perhaps even encourage suspicion of Carthage.
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Is triggered only by
the Deter Iberian Support mission task |
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Let us be sure they know who their real friends are.
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Envoys Return
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Our envoys have returned from their travels across Hispania with news of their reception at each of the visited tribes.
They were generally well received, the deference offered clearly indicating the status of Rome is a quantity known and feared, if not respected, even in these far and backward places.
The senate pours over the dispatches, plotting schemes to ensnare the most useful Iberian allies.
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Is triggered only by
the Deter Iberian Support mission task |
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Now we know the score.
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Envoys from Rome
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They seek to turn our suspicions towards the Carthaginians who trade along the coasts, spinning yarns of Punic deceit and treacherous dealings. Rome will leave us be if we promise not to be taken in by Carthaginian lies.
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Is triggered only by
the Convincing the Hispanians event |
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We are loyal to Carthage.
We do not trust these 'friends'.
They say many things that make sense.
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Roman Interference
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Bearing gifts and spreading lies about our treachery, they have had the ears of chieftains across the area with varying degrees of success. At least this may reveal who we can rely on, and who deserves our wrath...
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Is triggered only by
the Envoys Return and Envoys Return events |
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Those meddling Romans!
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Undermine Allies task events[edit | edit source]
The Punic Sphere
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The tendrils of Punic power are long, but not ironclad. Their influence even in Africa is tenuous; many of their vassal cities and tribes maintain much autonomy and resent the dominance of Carthage.
If we can exploit the avarice and envy of some of these vassals, we may find they cause a great deal of trouble for the Carthaginians.
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Is triggered only by
the Undermine Allies mission task |
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They will see the true power of Rome.
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Envoys Return
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Our envoys have returned from the Punic vassals, their visits alone surely causing much consternation and suspicion in the halls of Carthage.
They were received sometimes formally, their hosts dogged in their loyalty to Carthage; sometimes warmly, jovially discussing Punic foibles over salted fish and wine. Time will reveal the whether the ripples of our diplomatic overtures become the wave that sinks Carthage.
Trigger conditions | Is triggered only by
the Undermine Allies mission task |
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Interesting...
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Envoys from Rome
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The below description is one of several available for this event.
The Romans seek to turn Carthage's vassals against her, and we must admit, many have longed for an opportunity to challenge the dominance of Carthage and once again see the sunlight of freedom.
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Is triggered only by
the The Punic Sphere event |
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We are loyal to Carthage.
We do not trust these 'friends'.
They say many things that make sense.
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References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ These events can be found in /ImperatorRome/game/events/mission_events/1.3 - Punic Wars/me_roman_4_punic_rivals.txt.