Andrees92
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 |  Subject: Re: If Joshua Graham wasn't removed as legate Sat Jul 11, 2015 1:52 am | |
| After some research, I have to say I retract.
Graham was ruthless but knew little about tactics, on the other hand Lanius is ruthless and is a capable commander (he conquered 19 tribes after all), the Legion would be weaker with Graham in command. However I also think allowing Graham to go unpunished would've weakened the Legion and in-house conflicts would have started to appear. _________________ A man can only be beaten in two ways: if he quits, or if he dies. The same boiling water that softens potatoes, hardens eggs. It's all about what you're made of, not your circumstances. |
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Tray
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| | Subject: Re: If Joshua Graham wasn't removed as legate Sat Jul 11, 2015 5:39 pm | |
| - qanakin wrote:
- Yeah but some people still questioned Caesar's leadership. One of them was cilus.
Just means even more would've questioned his will, and someone would eventually try to start a rebellion. Rome had numerous attempted rebellions, after all, so who's to say history can't repeat itself? Lanius is just a better legate objectively, IMO. _________________ Metallic Monk Fanatic Extraordinaire |
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