The Siege of Athens followed directly after the Battle of Athens, where the Macedonians defeated the greeks on the fields outside Athens. The greek army had fled into the city and Cassander layed siege.
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| - The Siege of Athens followed directly after the Battle of Athens, where the Macedonians defeated the greeks on the fields outside Athens. The greek army had fled into the city and Cassander layed siege.
- Athens, the birth place of democracy, is under siege by a persian war god known as minos. he has brought an undead army with which he seeks to destroy the city. he stedily marches toward the city, unleashing the creatures of mythology upon it's citizens. spiril and cynder, having just arrived via a time portal controled by a man-eating tigeress named sita their task is to recover an anchint atlantian artifact which may end their war, which has carried on for as long as the high council can remamber.
- The Siege of Athens was the battle inside the city of Athens that was directly caused by Ares, the God of War. The attack on Athens was a result of Ares' hatred toward his sister, Athena, the patron goddess of Athens. Due to Zeus' order of noninterference between gods, Athena was unable to defend her city and thus granted Kratos his divine mission. During this siege, Kratos was busy making his way through Athens to get to the Temple of the Oracle, and ultimately the Desert of Lost Souls. During this trek, the horrible destruction that was being caused by Ares could be witnessed. The city lay in ruins, and entire armies of Athenians could be seen marching towards Ares. Huge barrages of arrows and firebolts were exchanged, and a few hundred soldiers were crushed beneath Ares' feet. Meanwhile
- Over the past 500 years the Greeks have grown strong at home and overseas. Their inferference in Persian affairs attracted two Persian invasions, but these were turned back. Now the Greeks are squabbling at home over dividing the spoils of Mediterranean trade. Sparta and Athens are fighting for dominance. The Spartan army is approaching Athens and is too powerful now to be met in open combat. Defend the walls to delay them while the army is reinforced. Athenian farmland is outside the walls, unfortunately, so your food sources are probably lost. Use the Athenian advantage at sea to obtain food and trade overseas. The Spartans are not thought to have naval power, but that may change. When your armies have been strengthened, engage the Spartan army and drive it from your lands. The Spartans
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| - The Siege of Athens followed directly after the Battle of Athens, where the Macedonians defeated the greeks on the fields outside Athens. The greek army had fled into the city and Cassander layed siege.
- Athens, the birth place of democracy, is under siege by a persian war god known as minos. he has brought an undead army with which he seeks to destroy the city. he stedily marches toward the city, unleashing the creatures of mythology upon it's citizens. spiril and cynder, having just arrived via a time portal controled by a man-eating tigeress named sita their task is to recover an anchint atlantian artifact which may end their war, which has carried on for as long as the high council can remamber.
- Over the past 500 years the Greeks have grown strong at home and overseas. Their inferference in Persian affairs attracted two Persian invasions, but these were turned back. Now the Greeks are squabbling at home over dividing the spoils of Mediterranean trade. Sparta and Athens are fighting for dominance. The Spartan army is approaching Athens and is too powerful now to be met in open combat. Defend the walls to delay them while the army is reinforced. Athenian farmland is outside the walls, unfortunately, so your food sources are probably lost. Use the Athenian advantage at sea to obtain food and trade overseas. The Spartans are not thought to have naval power, but that may change. When your armies have been strengthened, engage the Spartan army and drive it from your lands. The Spartans have brought a large baggage train of supplies. If that can be captured, they will be forced to fall back.
- The Siege of Athens was the battle inside the city of Athens that was directly caused by Ares, the God of War. The attack on Athens was a result of Ares' hatred toward his sister, Athena, the patron goddess of Athens. Due to Zeus' order of noninterference between gods, Athena was unable to defend her city and thus granted Kratos his divine mission. During this siege, Kratos was busy making his way through Athens to get to the Temple of the Oracle, and ultimately the Desert of Lost Souls. During this trek, the horrible destruction that was being caused by Ares could be witnessed. The city lay in ruins, and entire armies of Athenians could be seen marching towards Ares. Huge barrages of arrows and firebolts were exchanged, and a few hundred soldiers were crushed beneath Ares' feet. Meanwhile, his minions do battle in areas of the city, and slaughtered any citizens in their way. When Kratos returned to do battle with Ares, the long siege had ended, and the city was on the verge of destruction. However, despite the damage it had taken, the death of the God of War allowed it to live again.
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