>Place a marker on the ancient tomb of the Lycian King of old who helped banish the Old Gods. Knock the marker fiercely, impacting it through the pliable fabric of the hemp canvas map. Transmit dreams to Nadian of a laboratory filled with arcane instruments, built on the rubble of the tomb.<span class="mu-b">>(Stonepiercers)After a decisive victory in Asia Minor, Nadian follows Emperor Kiber's wishes and marches to join Kladimos Spatha in Syria. (+1 to rolls targeting Kiber II or Kladimos for the duration of the Event, and eastward territory gain.) </span>
<span class="mu-b">>(Stonepiercers)A servant of Bufo Ranicus preserved the original copy of Nadian's letter. You cause things to go wrong for him around Bufo, encouraging the senator to repeatedly, violently humiliate the servant, pushing him to the edge, causing him to deliver the original letter to Kiber II. (You get +4 to your rolls targeting Kiber II for the duration of the Event, for a total of +2, and territory in Italia.) </span>
>Write-in (could be something completely different)>>6135683 Pars
Ahh, grilled halloumi cheese. White, black and caramel gold in color, Part culinary language, part culinary treasure, wholly delicious. A unifier of man, and now, of Gods. Plates of halloumi circulate a ritzy palace party for celebrities and the wealthy, bringing the Greek linguist and miserly slaver to discuss the area's economy in Latin over the halloumi. The slaver mentions he can sell many dozens of slaves that can teach the Coptic language to the linguist or any Latin-tongued province that should want them.
What do you do? You may choose two (2) greentexted Generic Actions this turn.
>Send a Parsite envoy to bless another land and/or God's people with slaver's offer to sell them slaves capable of translation. (Choose any territory in 1000km and influence it. You may plot against Gods in that territory, ask the Gods in that territory if they would like to be friendly, or remain silent on that matter and move in, or choose move into a territory with no faith in any God. Roll 1d10 if plotting against any God.)(You may choose this option twice this turn.)(con't)
