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The Ptolemaic Kingdom ([pronunciation?]; Greek: Πτολεμαϊκὴ βασιλεία) in and around Egypt began following Alexander the Great's conquest in 332 BC and ended with the death of Cleopatra VII and the Roman conquest in 30 BC. It was founded when Ptolemy I Soter declared himself Pharaoh of Egypt, creating a powerful Hellenistic state stretching from southern Syria to Cyrene and south to Nubia. Alexandria became the capital city and a center of Greek culture and trade. To gain recognition by the native Egyptian populace, they named themselves the successors to the Pharaohs. The later Ptolemies took on Egyptian traditions by marrying their siblings, had themselves portrayed on public monuments in Egyptian style and dress, and participated in Egyptian religious life. Hellenistic culture thrived in Egypt until the Muslim conquest. The Ptolemies had to fight native rebellions and were involved in foreign and civil wars that led to the decline of the kingdom and its annexation by the Roman Empire.
In 332 BC, Alexander the Great, King of Macedon invaded the Achaemenid satrapy of Egypt. He was welcomed by the Egyptians as a deliverer. He visited Memphis, and traveled to the oracle of Amun at the Oasis of Siwa. The oracle declared him to be the son of Amun. He conciliated the Egyptians by the respect which he showed for their religion, but he appointed Greeks to virtually all the senior posts in the country, and founded a new Greek city, Alexandria, to be the new capital. The wealth of Egypt could now be harnessed for Alexander's conquest of the rest of the Persian Empire. Early in 331 BC he was ready to depart, and led his forces away to Phoenicia. He left Cleomenes as the ruling nomarch to control Egypt in his absence. Alexander never returned to Egypt.
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Cleopatra VII Philopator (Ancient Greek: Κλεοπάτρα Φιλοπάτωρ; Late 69 B.C.E. – August 12, 30 B.C.E.), known to history as Cleopatra, was the last pharaoh of Ancient Egypt.
She was a member of the Ptolemaic dynasty, a family of Greek origin that ruled Egypt after Alexander the Great's death during the Hellenistic period. The Ptolemies, throughout their dynasty, spoke Greek and refused to speak Egyptian, which is the reason that Greek as well as Egyptian languages were used on official court documents such as the Rosetta Stone. By contrast, Cleopatra did learn to speak Egyptian and represented herself as the reincarnation of an Egyptian goddess, Isis.
Cleopatra originally ruled jointly with her father Ptolemy XII Auletes and later with her brothers, Ptolemy XIII and Ptolemy XIV, whom she married as per Egyptian custom, but eventually she became sole ruler. As pharaoh, she consummated a liaison with Julius Caesar that solidified her grip on the throne. She later elevated her son with Caesar, Caesarion, to co-ruler in name.
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Ptolemy I Soter I (Ancient Greek: Πτολεμαῖος Σωτήρ, Ptolemaĩos Sōtḗr, i.e. Ptolemy (pronounced /ˈtɒləmi/) the Savior), also known as Ptolemy Lagides, c. 367 BC – c. 283 BC, was a Macedonian general under Alexander the Great, who became ruler of Egypt (323 BC – 283 BC) and founder of both the Ptolemaic Kingdom and the Ptolemaic Dynasty. In 305/4 BC he took the title of pharaoh.
His mother was Arsinoe of Macedon, and, while his father is unknown, ancient sources variously describe him either as the son of Lagus, a Macedonian nobleman, or as an illegitimate son of Philip II of Macedon (which, if true would have made Ptolemy the half-brother of Alexander). Ptolemy was one of Alexander's most trusted generals, and was among the seven somatophylakes (bodyguards) attached to his person. He was a few years older than Alexander, and had been his intimate friend since childhood.
Ptolemy served with Alexander from his first campaigns, and played a principal part in the later campaigns in Afghanistan and India. At the Susa marriage festival in 324, Alexander had Ptolemy marry the Persian princess Artakama. Ptolemy also had a consort in Thaïs, the Athenian hetaera and one of Alexander's companions in his conquest of the ancient world.
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Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 1
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Released 26/09/2014 This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the -
Campaign With the Ptolemaic Kingdom 2
Campaign With the Ptolemaic Kingdom 2Campaign With the Ptolemaic Kingdom 2
Released 29/09/2014 This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the m -
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 3
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 3Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 3
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary oOIYvYIOo Realism Mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as -
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 5
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 5Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 5
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable -
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 6
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 6Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 6
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuabl -
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 7
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 7Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 7
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable -
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 8
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 8Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 8
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable -
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 9
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 9Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 9
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leade -
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 10
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 10Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 10
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla Rules applied to my gameplay: oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s -
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 11
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 11Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 11
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla Rules applied to my gameplay: oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s -
275 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt (Królestwo Egiptu Ptolemeuszy)
275 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt (Królestwo Egiptu Ptolemeuszy)275 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt (Królestwo Egiptu Ptolemeuszy)
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Faces of Ancient Middle East Part 20 (Greeks)
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The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Greek: Πτολεμαϊκὴ βασιλεία) in and around Egypt began following Alexander the Great's conquest in 332 BC and ended with the death of C... -
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 4 NEW
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 4 NEWCampaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 4 NEW
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bo -
Ptolemaic Kingdom - Batlle Of Actium
Ptolemaic Kingdom - Batlle Of ActiumPtolemaic Kingdom - Batlle Of Actium
Composition: Michael J. Habada - Alonso Arrieta Cervantes Tech/Math/Metalcore -
310 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Królestwo Ptolemeuszy)
310 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Królestwo Ptolemeuszy)310 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Królestwo Ptolemeuszy)
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Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 1
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 1Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 1
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much! Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 20... -
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 10
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 10Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 10
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Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 33
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 33Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 33
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Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 41
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 41Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 41
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much! Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2013 - Total War: Rome II! In this playthrough, we will be playing as Ptolemaic Egypt - can we conquer Africa, Arabia and Asia Minor, as well as reunify Alexander's once great empire? Only one way to find out! Total War: Rome II is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released on 3 September 2013 for Microsoft Windows. The eighth standalone game in the Total War series of video games, Rome II is a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War. A Diadochi -
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 44
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 44Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 44
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much! Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2013 - Total War: Rome II! In this playthrough, we will be playing as Ptolemaic Egypt - can we conquer Africa, Arabia and Asia Minor, as well as reunify Alexander's once great empire? Only one way to find out! Total War: Rome II is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released on 3 September 2013 for Microsoft Windows. The eighth standalone game in the Total War series of video games, Rome II is a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War. A Diadochi -
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 45
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 45Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 45
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much! Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2013 - Total War: Rome II! In this playthrough, we will be playing as Ptolemaic Egypt - can we conquer Africa, Arabia and Asia Minor, as well as reunify Alexander's once great empire? Only one way to find out! Total War: Rome II is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released on 3 September 2013 for Microsoft Windows. The eighth standalone game in the Total War series of video games, Rome II is a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War. A Diadochi -
Sayings of Ptolemy I Soter
Sayings of Ptolemy I SoterSayings of Ptolemy I Soter
A selection of Ptolemy quotes. Ptolemy I Soter I, also known as Ptolemy Lagides, (c. 367 BC -- c. 283 BC, was a Greek Macedonian general under Alexander the ...
Seleucid Kingdom----Ptolemaic Dynasty-----Macedonian Cleopatra VII
- Duration: 9:55
- Updated: 02 Aug 2014
The power of Alexander the Great and Macedonian Cleopatra VII.
http://wn.com/Seleucid_Kingdom----Ptolemaic_Dynasty-----Macedonian_Cleopatra_VII
The power of Alexander the Great and Macedonian Cleopatra VII.
- published: 02 Jan 2012
- views: 11326
- author: Macedonia475
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 1
- Duration: 59:06
- Updated: 26 Sep 2014
Released 26/09/2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_1
Released 26/09/2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 26 Sep 2014
- views: 54
Campaign With the Ptolemaic Kingdom 2
- Duration: 52:08
- Updated: 29 Sep 2014
Released 29/09/2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_With_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_2
Released 29/09/2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 29 Sep 2014
- views: 13
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 3
- Duration: 41:17
- Updated: 10 Oct 2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo Realism Mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_3
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo Realism Mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 10 Oct 2014
- views: 13
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 5
- Duration: 93:55
- Updated: 24 Oct 2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_5
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 24 Oct 2014
- views: 9
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 6
- Duration: 72:54
- Updated: 28 Oct 2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_6
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 28 Oct 2014
- views: 5
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 7
- Duration: 36:16
- Updated: 31 Oct 2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_7
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 31 Oct 2014
- views: 3
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 8
- Duration: 77:56
- Updated: 05 Nov 2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_8
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 05 Nov 2014
- views: 4
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 9
- Duration: 53:59
- Updated: 06 Nov 2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch
Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_9
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch
Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 06 Nov 2014
- views: 4
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 10
- Duration: 66:14
- Updated: 10 Nov 2014
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
Rules applied to my gameplay: oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch
Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_10
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
Rules applied to my gameplay: oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch
Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 10 Nov 2014
- views: 8
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 11
- Duration: 83:42
- Updated: 14 Nov 2014
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
Rules applied to my gameplay: oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch
Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_11
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
Rules applied to my gameplay: oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch
Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except space bar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 3
275 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt (Królestwo Egiptu Ptolemeuszy)
- Duration: 3:36
- Updated: 20 Nov 2013
http://wn.com/275_B.C._Przegląd_Jednostek_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_of_Egypt_(Królestwo_Egiptu_Ptolemeuszy)
- published: 20 Nov 2013
- views: 10
Faces of Ancient Middle East Part 20 (Greeks)
- Duration: 5:37
- Updated: 15 Jun 2014
The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Greek: Πτολεμαϊκὴ βασιλεία) in and around Egypt began following Alexander the Great's conquest in 332 BC and ended with the death of C...
http://wn.com/Faces_of_Ancient_Middle_East_Part_20_(Greeks)
The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Greek: Πτολεμαϊκὴ βασιλεία) in and around Egypt began following Alexander the Great's conquest in 332 BC and ended with the death of C...
- published: 28 Jul 2011
- views: 2127
- author: El Cid Al-Moussawi
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 4 NEW
- Duration: 76:19
- Updated: 21 Oct 2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
http://wn.com/Campaign_with_the_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_4_NEW
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr
- DIPLOMACY:
- Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood
- Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies
- I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands
- CONSTRUCTION:
- max. 2 types of temples per province
- ARMIES:
- No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar
- General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard
- When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships
- 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry
- AGENTS:
- Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies
"Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."
- published: 21 Oct 2014
- views: 2
Ptolemaic Kingdom - Batlle Of Actium
- Duration: 6:22
- Updated: 01 Oct 2013
Composition: Michael J. Habada - Alonso Arrieta Cervantes
Tech/Math/Metalcore
http://wn.com/Ptolemaic_Kingdom_-_Batlle_Of_Actium
Composition: Michael J. Habada - Alonso Arrieta Cervantes
Tech/Math/Metalcore
- published: 01 Oct 2013
- views: 35
310 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Królestwo Ptolemeuszy)
- Duration: 5:16
- Updated: 07 Aug 2013
http://wn.com/310_B.C._Przegląd_Jednostek_The_Ptolemaic_Kingdom_(Królestwo_Ptolemeuszy)
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 1
- Duration: 21:32
- Updated: 31 Aug 2014
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much! Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 20...
http://wn.com/Let's_Play_Total_War_Rome_II_-_Ptolemaic_Egypt_-_Part_1
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- published: 04 Sep 2013
- views: 5693
- author: The Gentleman Who Prefers Blondes
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 10
- Duration: 22:58
- Updated: 23 Jul 2014
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much! Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 20...
http://wn.com/Let's_Play_Total_War_Rome_II_-_Ptolemaic_Egypt_-_Part_10
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- published: 10 Sep 2013
- views: 186
- author: The Gentleman Who Prefers Blondes
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 33
- Duration: 21:00
- Updated: 23 Jul 2014
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much! Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 20...
http://wn.com/Let's_Play_Total_War_Rome_II_-_Ptolemaic_Egypt_-_Part_33
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- published: 11 Dec 2013
- views: 157
- author: The Gentleman Who Prefers Blondes
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 41
- Duration: 15:06
- Updated: 10 Sep 2014
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Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2013 - Total War: Rome II! In this playthrough, we will be playing as Ptolemaic Egypt - can we conquer Africa, Arabia and Asia Minor, as well as reunify Alexander's once great empire? Only one way to find out!
Total War: Rome II is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released on 3 September 2013 for Microsoft Windows. The eighth standalone game in the Total War series of video games, Rome II is a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War.
A Diadochi kingdom like Macedon, Ptolemaic Egypt has preserved many of its ancient traditions in addition to the Hellenistic influence in its culture. The Egyptians are an awe-inspiring civilization: they continue to build great monuments and temples in the image of both the Hellenic gods and goddesses as well as their own. The upper class has taken influences from both the Greek and Egyptian cultures, a fact which has given birth to a unique Greco-Egyptian culture. But most of all, it is the Greek way of life that is held in high regard throughout the Ptolemaic Kingdom and Greek citizens enjoy privileges native Egyptians do not, a fact that has caused many a revolt and mutiny among the lower classes. The Pharaohs trust in the use of formations of spearmen, much like Alexander the Great did. To provide support and flanking attacks, Ptolemaic Egypt also has more exotic units to call upon; swordsmen trained in the traditional Egyptian fighting style, scythed chariots and war elephants like its rival, The Seleucid Empire. With their vast armies and riches, the Ptolemaic Pharaohs look forward to expanding their nation, be it in the east towards the crumbling Seleucid Empire or to the west, where the city-state of Carthage lies.
On August 23, 2013 Total War: Rome II had achieved seven times the number of preorders of that of Total War: Shogun 2, making it the most preordered game in Total War history.
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http://wn.com/Let's_Play_Total_War_Rome_II_-_Ptolemaic_Egypt_-_Part_41
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Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2013 - Total War: Rome II! In this playthrough, we will be playing as Ptolemaic Egypt - can we conquer Africa, Arabia and Asia Minor, as well as reunify Alexander's once great empire? Only one way to find out!
Total War: Rome II is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released on 3 September 2013 for Microsoft Windows. The eighth standalone game in the Total War series of video games, Rome II is a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War.
A Diadochi kingdom like Macedon, Ptolemaic Egypt has preserved many of its ancient traditions in addition to the Hellenistic influence in its culture. The Egyptians are an awe-inspiring civilization: they continue to build great monuments and temples in the image of both the Hellenic gods and goddesses as well as their own. The upper class has taken influences from both the Greek and Egyptian cultures, a fact which has given birth to a unique Greco-Egyptian culture. But most of all, it is the Greek way of life that is held in high regard throughout the Ptolemaic Kingdom and Greek citizens enjoy privileges native Egyptians do not, a fact that has caused many a revolt and mutiny among the lower classes. The Pharaohs trust in the use of formations of spearmen, much like Alexander the Great did. To provide support and flanking attacks, Ptolemaic Egypt also has more exotic units to call upon; swordsmen trained in the traditional Egyptian fighting style, scythed chariots and war elephants like its rival, The Seleucid Empire. With their vast armies and riches, the Ptolemaic Pharaohs look forward to expanding their nation, be it in the east towards the crumbling Seleucid Empire or to the west, where the city-state of Carthage lies.
On August 23, 2013 Total War: Rome II had achieved seven times the number of preorders of that of Total War: Shogun 2, making it the most preordered game in Total War history.
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Tags: Total War: Rome II, Rome II: Total War, Rome II, Total War, Rome 2, Rome, Creative Assembly, SEGA, Sega, strategy game, strategy, real-time strategy, turn-based campaign map, turn-based, real time, campaign map, Ptolemaic Egypt, Ptolemy, Egypt, Ancient Egypt, Africa, Arabia, Asia Minor, Alexander the Great, Alexander, Hellenic Empire, Empire, Hellenistic, Greek, Macedon, Rome, Pharaoh, The Gentleman Who Prefers Blondes, Kylarnatia, Let's Play, Lets Play, Walkthrough, Playthrough, Gameplay, PC Gameplay, PC, 1080p HD, 1080p, HD, Total War (Video Game Series)
- published: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 2
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 44
- Duration: 15:34
- Updated: 11 Sep 2014
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much!
Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2013 - Total War: Rome II! In this playthrough, we will be playing as Ptolemaic Egypt - can we conquer Africa, Arabia and Asia Minor, as well as reunify Alexander's once great empire? Only one way to find out!
Total War: Rome II is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released on 3 September 2013 for Microsoft Windows. The eighth standalone game in the Total War series of video games, Rome II is a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War.
A Diadochi kingdom like Macedon, Ptolemaic Egypt has preserved many of its ancient traditions in addition to the Hellenistic influence in its culture. The Egyptians are an awe-inspiring civilization: they continue to build great monuments and temples in the image of both the Hellenic gods and goddesses as well as their own. The upper class has taken influences from both the Greek and Egyptian cultures, a fact which has given birth to a unique Greco-Egyptian culture. But most of all, it is the Greek way of life that is held in high regard throughout the Ptolemaic Kingdom and Greek citizens enjoy privileges native Egyptians do not, a fact that has caused many a revolt and mutiny among the lower classes. The Pharaohs trust in the use of formations of spearmen, much like Alexander the Great did. To provide support and flanking attacks, Ptolemaic Egypt also has more exotic units to call upon; swordsmen trained in the traditional Egyptian fighting style, scythed chariots and war elephants like its rival, The Seleucid Empire. With their vast armies and riches, the Ptolemaic Pharaohs look forward to expanding their nation, be it in the east towards the crumbling Seleucid Empire or to the west, where the city-state of Carthage lies.
On August 23, 2013 Total War: Rome II had achieved seven times the number of preorders of that of Total War: Shogun 2, making it the most preordered game in Total War history.
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Tags: Total War: Rome II, Rome II: Total War, Rome II, Total War, Rome 2, Rome, Creative Assembly, SEGA, Sega, strategy game, strategy, real-time strategy, turn-based campaign map, turn-based, real time, campaign map, Ptolemaic Egypt, Ptolemy, Egypt, Ancient Egypt, Africa, Arabia, Asia Minor, Alexander the Great, Alexander, Hellenic Empire, Empire, Hellenistic, Greek, Macedon, Rome, Pharaoh, The Gentleman Who Prefers Blondes, Kylarnatia, Let's Play, Lets Play, Walkthrough, Playthrough, Gameplay, PC Gameplay, PC, 1080p HD, 1080p, HD, Total War (Video Game Series)
http://wn.com/Let's_Play_Total_War_Rome_II_-_Ptolemaic_Egypt_-_Part_44
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much!
Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2013 - Total War: Rome II! In this playthrough, we will be playing as Ptolemaic Egypt - can we conquer Africa, Arabia and Asia Minor, as well as reunify Alexander's once great empire? Only one way to find out!
Total War: Rome II is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released on 3 September 2013 for Microsoft Windows. The eighth standalone game in the Total War series of video games, Rome II is a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War.
A Diadochi kingdom like Macedon, Ptolemaic Egypt has preserved many of its ancient traditions in addition to the Hellenistic influence in its culture. The Egyptians are an awe-inspiring civilization: they continue to build great monuments and temples in the image of both the Hellenic gods and goddesses as well as their own. The upper class has taken influences from both the Greek and Egyptian cultures, a fact which has given birth to a unique Greco-Egyptian culture. But most of all, it is the Greek way of life that is held in high regard throughout the Ptolemaic Kingdom and Greek citizens enjoy privileges native Egyptians do not, a fact that has caused many a revolt and mutiny among the lower classes. The Pharaohs trust in the use of formations of spearmen, much like Alexander the Great did. To provide support and flanking attacks, Ptolemaic Egypt also has more exotic units to call upon; swordsmen trained in the traditional Egyptian fighting style, scythed chariots and war elephants like its rival, The Seleucid Empire. With their vast armies and riches, the Ptolemaic Pharaohs look forward to expanding their nation, be it in the east towards the crumbling Seleucid Empire or to the west, where the city-state of Carthage lies.
On August 23, 2013 Total War: Rome II had achieved seven times the number of preorders of that of Total War: Shogun 2, making it the most preordered game in Total War history.
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- published: 11 Sep 2014
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Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 45
- Duration: 25:54
- Updated: 11 Sep 2014
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Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2013 - Total War: Rome II! In this playthrough, we will be playing as Ptolemaic Egypt - can we conquer Africa, Arabia and Asia Minor, as well as reunify Alexander's once great empire? Only one way to find out!
Total War: Rome II is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released on 3 September 2013 for Microsoft Windows. The eighth standalone game in the Total War series of video games, Rome II is a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War.
A Diadochi kingdom like Macedon, Ptolemaic Egypt has preserved many of its ancient traditions in addition to the Hellenistic influence in its culture. The Egyptians are an awe-inspiring civilization: they continue to build great monuments and temples in the image of both the Hellenic gods and goddesses as well as their own. The upper class has taken influences from both the Greek and Egyptian cultures, a fact which has given birth to a unique Greco-Egyptian culture. But most of all, it is the Greek way of life that is held in high regard throughout the Ptolemaic Kingdom and Greek citizens enjoy privileges native Egyptians do not, a fact that has caused many a revolt and mutiny among the lower classes. The Pharaohs trust in the use of formations of spearmen, much like Alexander the Great did. To provide support and flanking attacks, Ptolemaic Egypt also has more exotic units to call upon; swordsmen trained in the traditional Egyptian fighting style, scythed chariots and war elephants like its rival, The Seleucid Empire. With their vast armies and riches, the Ptolemaic Pharaohs look forward to expanding their nation, be it in the east towards the crumbling Seleucid Empire or to the west, where the city-state of Carthage lies.
On August 23, 2013 Total War: Rome II had achieved seven times the number of preorders of that of Total War: Shogun 2, making it the most preordered game in Total War history.
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Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2013 - Total War: Rome II! In this playthrough, we will be playing as Ptolemaic Egypt - can we conquer Africa, Arabia and Asia Minor, as well as reunify Alexander's once great empire? Only one way to find out!
Total War: Rome II is a strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by Sega, released on 3 September 2013 for Microsoft Windows. The eighth standalone game in the Total War series of video games, Rome II is a successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War.
A Diadochi kingdom like Macedon, Ptolemaic Egypt has preserved many of its ancient traditions in addition to the Hellenistic influence in its culture. The Egyptians are an awe-inspiring civilization: they continue to build great monuments and temples in the image of both the Hellenic gods and goddesses as well as their own. The upper class has taken influences from both the Greek and Egyptian cultures, a fact which has given birth to a unique Greco-Egyptian culture. But most of all, it is the Greek way of life that is held in high regard throughout the Ptolemaic Kingdom and Greek citizens enjoy privileges native Egyptians do not, a fact that has caused many a revolt and mutiny among the lower classes. The Pharaohs trust in the use of formations of spearmen, much like Alexander the Great did. To provide support and flanking attacks, Ptolemaic Egypt also has more exotic units to call upon; swordsmen trained in the traditional Egyptian fighting style, scythed chariots and war elephants like its rival, The Seleucid Empire. With their vast armies and riches, the Ptolemaic Pharaohs look forward to expanding their nation, be it in the east towards the crumbling Seleucid Empire or to the west, where the city-state of Carthage lies.
On August 23, 2013 Total War: Rome II had achieved seven times the number of preorders of that of Total War: Shogun 2, making it the most preordered game in Total War history.
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- published: 11 Sep 2014
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Sayings of Ptolemy I Soter
- Duration: 0:32
- Updated: 09 Aug 2014
A selection of Ptolemy quotes. Ptolemy I Soter I, also known as Ptolemy Lagides, (c. 367 BC -- c. 283 BC, was a Greek Macedonian general under Alexander the ...
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A selection of Ptolemy quotes. Ptolemy I Soter I, also known as Ptolemy Lagides, (c. 367 BC -- c. 283 BC, was a Greek Macedonian general under Alexander the ...
- published: 15 Jun 2014
- views: 49
- author: Basil Gentleman
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9:55
Seleucid Kingdom----Ptolemaic Dynasty-----Macedonian Cleopatra VII
The power of Alexander the Great and Macedonian Cleopatra VII....
published: 02 Jan 2012
author: Macedonia475
Seleucid Kingdom----Ptolemaic Dynasty-----Macedonian Cleopatra VII
Seleucid Kingdom----Ptolemaic Dynasty-----Macedonian Cleopatra VII
The power of Alexander the Great and Macedonian Cleopatra VII.- published: 02 Jan 2012
- views: 11326
- author: Macedonia475
59:06
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 1
Released 26/09/2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo r...
published: 26 Sep 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 1
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 1
Released 26/09/2014 This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 26 Sep 2014
- views: 54
52:08
Campaign With the Ptolemaic Kingdom 2
Released 29/09/2014
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo r...
published: 29 Sep 2014
Campaign With the Ptolemaic Kingdom 2
Campaign With the Ptolemaic Kingdom 2
Released 29/09/2014 This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 29 Sep 2014
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41:17
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 3
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo Realism Mod : Slightly...
published: 10 Oct 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 3
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 3
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary oOIYvYIOo Realism Mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 10 Oct 2014
- views: 13
93:55
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 5
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod...
published: 24 Oct 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 5
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 5
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 24 Oct 2014
- views: 9
72:54
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 6
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod...
published: 28 Oct 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 6
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 6
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 28 Oct 2014
- views: 5
36:16
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 7
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod...
published: 31 Oct 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 7
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 7
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 31 Oct 2014
- views: 3
77:56
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 8
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod...
published: 05 Nov 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 8
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 8
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 05 Nov 2014
- views: 4
53:59
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 9
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla
oOIYvYIOo realism mod...
published: 06 Nov 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 9
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 9
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 06 Nov 2014
- views: 4
66:14
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 10
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla...
published: 10 Nov 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 10
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 10
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla Rules applied to my gameplay: oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 10 Nov 2014
- views: 8
83:42
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 11
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays
Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla...
published: 14 Nov 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 11
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 11
This campaign runs on Fridays and sometimes Mondays Game Difficulty: Legendary and Vanilla Rules applied to my gameplay: oOIYvYIOo realism mod - https://www.youtube.com/user/oOIYvYIOo?feature=watch Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except space bar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 14 Nov 2014
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275 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt (Królestwo Egiptu Ptolemeuszy)
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published: 20 Nov 2013
275 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt (Królestwo Egiptu Ptolemeuszy)
275 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt (Królestwo Egiptu Ptolemeuszy)
- published: 20 Nov 2013
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5:37
Faces of Ancient Middle East Part 20 (Greeks)
The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Greek: Πτολεμαϊκὴ βασιλεία) in and around Egypt began following Ale...
published: 28 Jul 2011
author: El Cid Al-Moussawi
Faces of Ancient Middle East Part 20 (Greeks)
Faces of Ancient Middle East Part 20 (Greeks)
The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Greek: Πτολεμαϊκὴ βασιλεία) in and around Egypt began following Alexander the Great's conquest in 332 BC and ended with the death of C...- published: 28 Jul 2011
- views: 2127
- author: El Cid Al-Moussawi
76:19
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 4 NEW
This campaign runs on Fridays
Game Difficulty: Legendary
oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly ...
published: 21 Oct 2014
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 4 NEW
Campaign with the Ptolemaic Kingdom 4 NEW
This campaign runs on Fridays Game Difficulty: Legendary oOIYvYIOo realism mod : Slightly modded by XrCiSr - DIPLOMACY: - Max. of 5 military and/or defensive alliances, only 2 can be from another culture/blood - Client states or Satrapies do not count as military and or defensive allies - I cannot declare war when having my armies on the enemy lands - CONSTRUCTION: - max. 2 types of temples per province - ARMIES: - No floating flags or other display help, except spacebar - General´s bodyguard: Foot soldier units) Statesmen´s bodyguard: Horse, Elephant and Chariots, King/Leader´s bodyguard: only this unit can use the most valuable unit as a bodyguard - When transporting an army at sea it has to be part of a naval force as escort: 1 escort ship for 4 transport ships. For a 20-unit army 5 escort ships - 1 mercenary unit per 5 units in the armies: 20 units = 4 mercenaries. Max. 4 cavalry, max. 4 skirmishers, max. 2 units of artillery, 4 types of infantry - AGENTS: - Spies for assassination, sabotage, etc. Dignitaries only to influence own regions. Heroes to train units inside armies "Please note this is an unofficial video and is not endorsed by SEGA or the Creative Assembly in any way. For more information on Total War, please visit, www.totalwar.com."- published: 21 Oct 2014
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Ptolemaic Kingdom - Batlle Of Actium
Composition: Michael J. Habada - Alonso Arrieta Cervantes
Tech/Math/Metalcore...
published: 01 Oct 2013
Ptolemaic Kingdom - Batlle Of Actium
Ptolemaic Kingdom - Batlle Of Actium
Composition: Michael J. Habada - Alonso Arrieta Cervantes Tech/Math/Metalcore- published: 01 Oct 2013
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5:16
310 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Królestwo Ptolemeuszy)
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published: 07 Aug 2013
author: SolucjaGierPL
310 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Królestwo Ptolemeuszy)
310 B.C. Przegląd Jednostek The Ptolemaic Kingdom (Królestwo Ptolemeuszy)
- published: 07 Aug 2013
- views: 2
- author: SolucjaGierPL
21:32
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 1
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published: 04 Sep 2013
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 1
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 1
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much! Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 20...- published: 04 Sep 2013
- views: 5693
- author: The Gentleman Who Prefers Blondes
22:58
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 10
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published: 10 Sep 2013
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 10
Let's Play Total War: Rome II - Ptolemaic Egypt - Part 10
Please Comment, Like, Share and Subscribe! Thank you so much! Hello everybody, and welcome to my Let's Play of one of the most highly-anticipated games of 20...- published: 10 Sep 2013
- views: 186
- author: The Gentleman Who Prefers Blondes
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08 Dec 2014
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11 Dec 2014
Islamic State and Boko Haram behind most deaths, suggesting jihadism is moving from terrorism to more conventional fighting forces that try to gain or hold territory, report finds. Isis fighters parade through Mosul in an Iraqi army vehicle. Photograph. AP ... Iraq suffered 1,770 deaths, but the deadliest attacks were carried out in Nigeria, where just 27 incidents took 786 lives ... Sign up for the Guardian Today ... Sign up for the daily email. ....
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09 Dec 2014
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. Over the last century democracy has become regarded as the ideal system of government. Osama bin Laden, and others like him, didn't think so ... He also believed that "the will of the people" was responsible for America's militant and economically exploitive policies around the world ... Others have exploited their natural resources and labor forces ... (1) Dupre, Ben ... London, United Kingdom ... 24....
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11 Dec 2014
Former US President George W Bush was "fully informed" about CIA interrogation techniques condemned in a Senate report, his vice-president says. Speaking to Fox News, Dick Cheney said Mr Bush "knew everything he needed to know" about the programme, and the was "full of crap". has defended its use of methods such as waterboarding on terror suspects after the 9/11 attacks ... Please turn on JavaScript ... ....
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noodls
09 Sep 2014
300-year span of the Ptolemaic Kingdom-founded by Ptolemy I in 323 BCE, shortly after the death of Alexander, and ended in 30 BCE, with the Roman conquest and the death of Cleopatra VII-it has great resonance for our own hyper-political era, when cultural archetypes and terminology are routinely appropriated and misappropriated for socio-political ends....
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Newstrack India
14 Nov 2013
Cairo, Nov 14 (IANS/EFE) French experts discovered two statues dating back to Egypt's New Kingdom (1539-1075 B.C.) in the archaeological zone of Luxor, ... Construction of the temple began in the Middle Kingdom (1975-1640 B.C.) and was expanded during the successive Pharaonic dynasties until era of the Ptolemaic Kingdom (332-30 B.C.)....
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The Washington Post
18 Oct 2013
(Liveright) - \"Confronting the Classics ... Reviewing Stacy Schiff’s “Cleopatra,” Beard faults the otherwise “skeptical and businesslike” biographer for taking at face value a description of the extravagant Ptolemaic kingdom written by an unknown historian and surviving only as an entry in a literary encyclopedia assembled by the Greek rhetorician Athenaeus about 200 years after Cleopatra’s death ... ....
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Independent online (SA)
06 May 2013
London - The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, weren't in Babylon at all - but were instead located 300 miles to the north in the rival city of Nineveh, according to a leading historian ... Nineveh is in the far north of what is now Iraq, just 40 miles from the border with the Kurdish autonomous region ... Built by the Ptolemaic Kingdom on the island of Pharos, Egypt, to guide sailors ... ....
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WorldNetDaily
27 Nov 2012
In this prophecy, the Bible addresses the historical conflict between the infamous Antiochus IV Epiphanes, king of the Seleucid Kingdom, referred to as “the King of the North,” and Ptolemy VI, king of the Ptolemaic Kingdom, referred to as “the King of the South.” Antiochus ruled the region of modern-day Turkey, Lebanon, ......
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WorldNetDaily
01 Aug 2012
The Seleucid Kingdom in the north included the region of modern-day Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Iran and even Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Ptolemaic Kingdom in the south ruled Egypt and portions of modern-day Libya and Sudan ... In fact, this chapter is among one of the clearest “slam dunks” for the view that the Antichrist will come forward out of the Middle East and not a revived Roman or European kingdom ... S.P ... C.F....
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WorldNetDaily
11 Jul 2012
“I will stir up Egyptian against Egyptian – brother will fight against brother, neighbor against neighbor, city against city, kingdom against kingdom ... The Seleucid Kingdom in the north included the region of modern-day Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Iran and even Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Ptolemaic Kingdom ruled Egypt and portions of modern-day Libya and Sudan....
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