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Originally Posted by Executor
Heheh, this game is finally getting interesting!
Yes, the mighty empire of Ermor has indeed invaded Ulm this turn, we have no intension of withdrawing nor would we consider such an action.
Corwin, you speak as if I've lost the war already and this is just the first turn, he did catch me by surprise.
So far I see no real damage done, other than losing a few forts under construction, and some temples. But I can't judge anything yet, Vanheim does seem strong, although I think you waited too long to attack me Dimaz.
As for TC, well Pythium plans to attack you since he doesn't wish to interfere into the little Ermor/Van dispute, and allow either me or Van to get ahead of him after the war is over, logically he'll attack you as Jotun's a little big.
As for Jotun, he'll either attack you too once Pyth starts, or Bandar, as it's unlikely he'll try t take Pyth by himself now.
Edit: well maybe I was wrong...
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Yes, you are, but it is my own fault for using a wrong nation name.
I am, in fact, willing to interfere in your Ermor/Van war. The fact that Van has attacked Ermor when Ermor is already in war with Ulm has made a decision of NAP cancellation easier for me.
Again, sorry for the confusion.
My NAP with TC remains in place of course.
And yes, Vans are strong, I've been watching them rolling over Pangeya with almost no losses.
As for Jotunheim - I don't have a border with them. My only remaining neighbors are Tien Chi and Van.