The End of the Alexian Empire
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2004 7:10 pm
Does anyone see the similiarities between the end of Rome and now the end of the Alexian Empire?
I do sort of see DoUrden and Alenz Hills as barbarians who have defeated the Alexian Empire now with all of the other places uprising now that it seems the Alexian Empire does not have the strength to keep itself together seems pretty similiar to exactly what happened to Rome.
The Huns, a very powerful barbaric European groups, breaking Rome's back as well as allowing for the uprising of many groups of people that had bene suppressed by the Roman Empire for centuries. Seems the same to me.
It is also like how the Romans had a certain way to fight and was the main reason why they defeated the barbarians but when the smarter barbarians came along and used Rome's tactics against them Rome fell to pieces.
This is sort of how DoUrden and Alenz Hills has been able to defeat the superior Alexian Grand Army and Imperial Guard without losing many people or even none.
I think these similiarities are quite striking. Plus, the Alexian Empire lost many great and good leader in the last few years. Some factions of the Empire have broken off (sort of like how the Roman Empire broke into Eastern and Western Roman Empire) to form their own little groups or try to rebuild the Alexian Empire in their own vision.
I do sort of see DoUrden and Alenz Hills as barbarians who have defeated the Alexian Empire now with all of the other places uprising now that it seems the Alexian Empire does not have the strength to keep itself together seems pretty similiar to exactly what happened to Rome.
The Huns, a very powerful barbaric European groups, breaking Rome's back as well as allowing for the uprising of many groups of people that had bene suppressed by the Roman Empire for centuries. Seems the same to me.
It is also like how the Romans had a certain way to fight and was the main reason why they defeated the barbarians but when the smarter barbarians came along and used Rome's tactics against them Rome fell to pieces.
This is sort of how DoUrden and Alenz Hills has been able to defeat the superior Alexian Grand Army and Imperial Guard without losing many people or even none.
I think these similiarities are quite striking. Plus, the Alexian Empire lost many great and good leader in the last few years. Some factions of the Empire have broken off (sort of like how the Roman Empire broke into Eastern and Western Roman Empire) to form their own little groups or try to rebuild the Alexian Empire in their own vision.