War of Empire: How to Conquer the World with Your Civilization
The ancient Ahmunite empire consumed itself from within as necromancy ran rampant and settlements became necropolis-cities, where soon the dead outnumbered the living. As retribution, the God-Kings or Ophidia summoned the most powerful and spiteful of the demonic djinn. Together, they unleashed a monstrous and lethal sandstorm that engulfed the Ahmunite armies, flensing skin and flesh from bone and driving them back to the wastes.
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Today the Ahmunite pharaohs are driven by a willpower that conquered death itself centuries past, and are now almost unstoppable in their unquenchable wrath. To the sound of golden trumpets, the pharaohs roar their proclamations from parchment-dry throats: the great kingdom will be restored. The world of the living will end, starting with the treacherous Ophidians, and a new empire will rise.
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Hello! There is a bug it might be just empire's **** ai, ai just stands in its place even if it is attacking and takes artilerry fire untill they die. I try to fake attack and pull some AI it works but only half of the AI army attacks at a time. This way i can beat 20000 army with just artillery and a few line infantry :(
While war was the pre-eminent force in the making of a truly globalised world, histories of empire and war remain marginal to much of global and world history. At the same time, the role of force in the establishment and defence of imperial rule, the relationship between violence, colonialism and anti-colonialism, as well as the legacies and continuities of colonial violence are the subject of fierce scholarly and societal debate. This conference seeks to provide a space for a measured and informed analysis of war and empire, taking a global and transnational view of the place of violence in the making and remaking of colonial states and societies. In this call for proposals we invite the submission of papers and panels that explore some of the following themes:
Finally, it is hardly reasonable to expect local people and their leaders to be automatically obedient to international laws they never made or agreed to. When the British, Ottoman, Habsburg, and Soviet empires collapsed and Yugoslavia disintegrated, it was very natural for Northern Irish Catholics, Kurds, Sudeten Germans, Kosovar Albanians, Kashmiri Muslims, Bangladeshis, Biafrans, Serbs, Croats, Pashtuns, Chechens, South Ossetians, Karabakh Armenians, and Crimean Russians to seek or support independence and/or union with co-ethnics in a neighboring state. Sometimes, as in Ireland, South Asia, and Sudan, the result (after much violence) has been internationally accepted partition. In a majority of cases, things have been decided by some combination of pragmatism and superior force.
There is, however, one great difference in this regard between the aftermath of sea and land empires: Sea powers can go home across hundreds or thousands of miles of water and separate themselves (albeit often only after dreadful independence wars, as in Indochina, Algeria, and Kenya) from the conflicts they leave behind. In former land empires, the old core imperial nation remains on the borders of its former imperial possessions, and its own majority and minority populations often extend across those borders.
One of the keys to success on the Galactic Map is to consolidate your planetary holdings so that you're not facing attack from too many directions at the same time. Generally speaking, you're going to want to tackle any enemy planets that are cut off from the rest of your enemy's territory before making a strike at the heart of their empire. Planets that are cut off might not be undefended, though, so be sure to send a spy or a Probe Droid to check things out before recklessly committing a huge army to battle. Sometimes the planet might have a large stack of space units waiting on it; unable to move without attacking one of your planets, they're usually more than happy to defend their system to the death.
Now that the previous quest is over, you'll have the opportunity to expand your empire a bit. Taris, Bestine, and Corulag are all controlled by pirates, while Endor and Byss are seemingly empty. (You'll want to check them out with Probe Droids before sending forces out, however.) You can quickly take over Byss by landing troops on it, but Endor will be off-limits until you get through Corulag and Bestine. The pirates are much less likely to make aggressive movements against underdefended systems, though, so feel free to build up a huge army and leave nearby systems undefended while you amass your troops. You can gain a large amount of cash by opening up the trade route between Coruscant and Endor, so that should probably be your first priority. Capturing Bestine will also be helpful due to the fact that it'll knock 20% off of your Acclamator production costs. Note that Eriadu is a short jump away from Coruscant, though; keep it well defended, or the Rebels will take it over when you're not looking.
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The Empire of the Hand or EotH is a shadow empire created by Grand Admiral Thrawn in the Unknown Regions. It started out under the leadership of Thrawn himself, but after he left to lead the Imperial Remnant in a war against the New Republic, his second-in-command, Voss Parck, took control of the EotH.
King Sausage took the bait, believing the double-agents in the Empires community to be his own spy network. Sausage searched the empires for whose heads should roll, and he settled on Pix & Jimmy as his primary suspects.[1] Quickly learning what happened from his actual spy network, Sausage searched Pixandria for his librarians. He wouldn't find them until after his conflict with the Cod Empire is resolved.
The Great Music Disc War was, at first, a cause of strained tensions between the Cod Empire and Mythland, later evolving into a full-scale conflict that involved the Grimlands and Pixandria. However, the fighting was not brutal, mostly involving pranks, and the conflict did not spread far enough to involve most empires. The only casualty was the General's third cousin on his grandmother's side.