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	***'''The [[Battle of Actium]]:''' In 31 BCE, [[Octavian]] declared war on [[Marcus Antonius\|Antony]] and Cleopatra. Their naval forces met at Actium, where the forces of [[Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa]] defeated the navy of Cleopatra and Antony.		***'''The [[Battle of Actium]]:''' In 31 BCE, [[Octavian]] declared war on [[Marcus Antonius\|Antony]] and Cleopatra. Their naval forces met at Actium, where the forces of [[Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa]] defeated the navy of Cleopatra and Antony.
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	****'''Escape:''' [[Fuladh Al Haami\|Fuladh]], [[Basim ~~Ibn~~ Ishaq\|Basim]], and a few [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]' allies [[Jailbreak\|infiltrated]] [[Damascus Gate Prison]] and freed [[Ali ibn Muhammad]], leader of the [[Zanj Rebellion]], before the guard quarters to recover a book containing information on the [[Order of the Ancients\|Ancient]]'s activities in [[Baghdad]].		****'''Escape:''' [[Fuladh Al Haami\|Fuladh]], [[Basim ibn Ishaq\|Basim]], and a few [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]' allies [[Jailbreak\|infiltrated]] [[Damascus Gate Prison]] and freed [[Ali ibn Muhammad]], leader of the [[Zanj Rebellion]], before the guard quarters to recover a book containing information on the [[Order of the Ancients\|Ancient]]'s activities in [[Baghdad]].
	****'''Assassination of Caliph [[al-Muntasir]]:''' The sudden illness and mysterious death of Caliph al-Muntasir in 862—after just one year of reign—raised suspicions of foul play orchestrated by agents loyal to [[Ahmad ibn al-Khasib]], the ambitious vizier, to clear the path for [[Al-Musta'in\|Ahmad al-Musta'in]]'s ascension.		****'''Assassination of Caliph [[al-Muntasir]]:''' The sudden illness and mysterious death of Caliph al-Muntasir in 862—after just one year of reign—raised suspicions of foul play orchestrated by agents loyal to [[Ahmad ibn al-Khasib]], the ambitious vizier, to clear the path for [[Al-Musta'in\|Ahmad al-Musta'in]]'s ascension.
	****'''The Banu Musa Brothers:''' In Baghdad's [[House of Wisdom]], [[Abu Jafar Muhammad ibn Musa\|Muḥammad]], [[Ahmad ibn Musa\|Aḥmad]], and [[Al-Hasan ibn Musa\|al-Ḥasan ibn Musa ibn Shakir]] were [[Persia]]n scholars. They contributed substantially to mathematics, astronomy, and engineering, mainly through influential works such as the "[[Book of Ingenious Devices]]." This book detailed mechanical inventions and automata, integrating [[Greece\|Greek]], Persian, and [[India]]n knowledge and setting the crucial groundwork for future scientific progress.		****'''The Banu Musa Brothers:''' In Baghdad's [[House of Wisdom]], [[Abu Jafar Muhammad ibn Musa\|Muḥammad]], [[Ahmad ibn Musa\|Aḥmad]], and [[Al-Hasan ibn Musa\|al-Ḥasan ibn Musa ibn Shakir]] were [[Persia]]n scholars. They contributed substantially to mathematics, astronomy, and engineering, mainly through influential works such as the "[[Book of Ingenious Devices]]." This book detailed mechanical inventions and automata, integrating [[Greece\|Greek]], Persian, and [[India]]n knowledge and setting the crucial groundwork for future scientific progress.

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	\|Author=Massimiliano Castellani<br>Andrea Macchi		\|Author=Massimiliano Castellani<br>Andrea Macchi
	\|Cover_Artist=Antonio De Luca<br>Quadra Studio (Federica Costantini, Mauro Alocci, Andrea Tentori Montalto)		\|Cover_Artist=Antonio De Luca<br>Quadra Studio (Federica Costantini, Mauro Alocci, Andrea Tentori Montalto)
	\|Publisher=[[CMON ~~Games~~]]		\|Publisher=[[CMON Limited]]
	\|Released=14 November 2023 {{c\|early access}}<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.cmon.com/important-update-on-the-assassins-creed-rpg/ \|title=Important Update on the Assassin’s Creed RPG\|publisher=''CMON Games''\|accessdate=6 January 2025}}</ref>		\|Released=14 November 2023 {{c\|early access}}<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.cmon.com/important-update-on-the-assassins-creed-rpg/ \|title=Important Update on the Assassin’s Creed RPG\|publisher=''CMON Games''\|accessdate=6 January 2025}}</ref>
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	'''''Forging History''''' is the third and final book comprising the ''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]]'' published by [[CMON ~~Games~~]]. It serves as a core campaign book, including three full storylines with multiple sequences each that are ready to play without alterations. In addition to this, there are suggestions for other sequences that can be added to further flesh out a session of these storylines ("sequence hooks") as well as other suggestions based on the time periods that are presented ("historical hooks").		'''''Forging History''''' is the third and final book comprising the ''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]]'' published by [[CMON Limited]]. It serves as a core campaign book, including three full storylines with multiple sequences each that are ready to play without alterations. In addition to this, there are suggestions for other sequences that can be added to further flesh out a session of these storylines ("sequence hooks"), as well as other suggestions based on the time periods that are presented ("historical hooks").

	==Introduction to the storylines==		==Introduction to the storylines==

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	***'''[[Cleopatra]] and [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]]:''' In 48 BCE, amidst the turmoil of a [[Alexandrine war\|power struggle]], an alliance between Cleopatra and Julius Caesar would be formed in [[Alexandria]], built on mutual political need.		***'''[[Cleopatra]] and [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]]:''' In 48 BCE, amidst the turmoil of a [[Alexandrine war\|power struggle]], an alliance between Cleopatra and Julius Caesar would be formed in [[Alexandria]], built on mutual political need.
	***'''The [[Battle of the Nile]]:''' Caesar's forces secured a decisive victory at the Battle of the Nile. Supported by the forces of [[Mithridates I of the Bosporus\|Mithridates]] of {{Wiki\|Pergamum}}, Caesar's legions triumphed over the larger army of [[Ptolemy XIII]], who died on his capsized [[ship]] while fleeing.		***'''The [[Battle of the Nile]]:''' Caesar's forces secured a decisive victory at the Battle of the Nile. Supported by the forces of [[Mithridates II of the Bosporus\|Mithridates]] of {{Wiki\|Pergamum}}, Caesar's legions triumphed over the larger army of [[Ptolemy XIII]], who died on his capsized [[ship]] while fleeing.
	***'''The [[Assassination of Julius Caesar]]:''' During the civil war, most of Caesar's opposition was eliminated, leading to him becoming a {{Wiki\|dictator perpetuo\|dictator}} and assuming sole control over [[Rome]]. [[Marcus Junius Brutus\|Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus\|Cassius]] began recruiting {{Wiki\|Roman Senate\|senators}} and [[Roman Hidden Ones\|other allies]] to plot his assassination of him, which later came on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.		***'''The [[Assassination of Julius Caesar]]:''' During the civil war, most of Caesar's opposition was eliminated, leading to him becoming a {{Wiki\|dictator perpetuo\|dictator}} and assuming sole control over [[Rome]]. [[Marcus Junius Brutus\|Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus\|Cassius]] began recruiting {{Wiki\|Roman Senate\|senators}} and [[Roman Hidden Ones\|other allies]] to plot his assassination of him, which later came on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.
	***'''The [[Battle of Actium]]:''' In 31 BCE, [[Octavian]] declared war on [[Marcus Antonius\|Antony]] and Cleopatra. Their naval forces met at Actium, where the forces of [[Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa]] defeated the navy of Cleopatra and Antony.		***'''The [[Battle of Actium]]:''' In 31 BCE, [[Octavian]] declared war on [[Marcus Antonius\|Antony]] and Cleopatra. Their naval forces met at Actium, where the forces of [[Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa]] defeated the navy of Cleopatra and Antony.

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	**'''Deadly Plague:''' In 430 BC, Athens was struck by a devastating [[Plague of Athens\|plague]]. The outbreak wreaked havoc in the densely populated city and ultimately played a crucial role in its eventual downfall.		**'''Deadly Plague:''' In 430 BC, Athens was struck by a devastating [[Plague of Athens\|plague]]. The outbreak wreaked havoc in the densely populated city and ultimately played a crucial role in its eventual downfall.
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	***'''[[Cleopatra]] and [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]]:''' In 48 BCE, amidst the turmoil of a [[Alexandrine ~~Civil War~~\|power struggle]], an alliance between Cleopatra and Julius Caesar would be formed in [[Alexandria]], built on mutual political need.		***'''[[Cleopatra]] and [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]]:''' In 48 BCE, amidst the turmoil of a [[Alexandrine war\|power struggle]], an alliance between Cleopatra and Julius Caesar would be formed in [[Alexandria]], built on mutual political need.
	***'''The [[Battle of the Nile]]:''' Caesar's forces secured a decisive victory at the Battle of the Nile. Supported by the forces of [[Mithridates I of the Bosporus\|Mithridates]] of {{Wiki\|Pergamum}}, Caesar's legions triumphed over the larger army of [[Ptolemy XIII]], who died on his capsized [[ship]] while fleeing.		***'''The [[Battle of the Nile]]:''' Caesar's forces secured a decisive victory at the Battle of the Nile. Supported by the forces of [[Mithridates I of the Bosporus\|Mithridates]] of {{Wiki\|Pergamum}}, Caesar's legions triumphed over the larger army of [[Ptolemy XIII]], who died on his capsized [[ship]] while fleeing.
	***'''The [[Assassination of Julius Caesar]]:''' During the civil war, most of Caesar's opposition was eliminated, leading to him becoming a {{Wiki\|dictator perpetuo\|dictator}} and assuming sole control over [[Rome]]. [[Marcus Junius Brutus\|Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus\|Cassius]] began recruiting {{Wiki\|Roman Senate\|senators}} and [[Roman Hidden Ones\|other allies]] to plot his assassination of him, which later came on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.		***'''The [[Assassination of Julius Caesar]]:''' During the civil war, most of Caesar's opposition was eliminated, leading to him becoming a {{Wiki\|dictator perpetuo\|dictator}} and assuming sole control over [[Rome]]. [[Marcus Junius Brutus\|Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus\|Cassius]] began recruiting {{Wiki\|Roman Senate\|senators}} and [[Roman Hidden Ones\|other allies]] to plot his assassination of him, which later came on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.

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	===Champions of Eden===		===Champions of Eden===
	''Prepare to descend into horror as you confront some of the most {{Wiki\|Universal Monsters\|iconic monsters}} of movies and literature. [[Mummification\|Mummies]], ~~vampires~~, and [[Werewolf\|more]] await your Descendants in this high-stakes adventure. The discovery of three previously unknown Pieces of Eden threatens to plunge the modern world into eternal darkness. Armed with the weapons hidden in their own DNA and tasked with recovering the awakened [[Rings of Eden]], the PCs must face horrific foes to protect [[human]]ity from [[Apophis Project\|impending doom]].''		''Prepare to descend into horror as you confront some of the most {{Wiki\|Universal Monsters\|iconic monsters}} of movies and literature. [[Mummification\|Mummies]], [[vampire]]s, and [[Werewolf\|more]] await your Descendants in this high-stakes adventure. The discovery of three previously unknown Pieces of Eden threatens to plunge the modern world into eternal darkness. Armed with the weapons hidden in their own DNA and tasked with recovering the awakened [[Rings of Eden]], the PCs must face horrific foes to protect [[human]]ity from [[Apophis Project\|impending doom]].''

	===Lost in Time===		===Lost in Time===

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	*'''The [[Boston Tea Party]]:''' In 1773, tensions between American colonists and the British government's imposition of taxes reached a boiling point when three ships arrived in Boston's [[Boston Harbor\|harbor]] carrying chests of [[tea]]. On the night of December 16, [[Sons of Liberty\|protesters]] boarded the ships and [[The Tea Party\|proceeded]] to dump over three hundred chests of tea into the harbor's waters.		*'''The [[Boston Tea Party]]:''' In 1773, tensions between American colonists and the British government's imposition of taxes reached a boiling point when three ships arrived in Boston's [[Boston Harbor\|harbor]] carrying chests of [[tea]]. On the night of December 16, [[Sons of Liberty\|protesters]] boarded the ships and [[The Tea Party\|proceeded]] to dump over three hundred chests of tea into the harbor's waters.
	*'''The [[Battle of Bunker Hill]]:''' On June 17, 1775, the [[Continental Army\|American militia]] led by Colonel [[William Prescott]] defended [[Breed's Hill]] near Boston against the British troops under General [[Thomas Gage]]. Despite running low on ammunition, the Americans [[Battle of Bunker Hill (memory)\|repulsed]] two British assaults before being forced to retreat.		*'''The [[Battle of Bunker Hill]]:''' On June 17, 1775, the [[Continental Army\|American militia]] led by Colonel [[William Prescott]] defended [[Breed's Hill]] near Boston against the British troops under General [[Thomas Gage]]. Despite running low on ammunition, the Americans [[Battle of Bunker Hill (memory)\|repulsed]] two British assaults before being forced to retreat.
	*'''Tignon Law:''' In 1768, a group of free women of color refused to comply with the enforcement of the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Tignon ~~law}}s~~, which mandated that women of [[Africa]]n descent wear headscarves as a symbol of their enslaved status. Their refusal led to heavy protests and demonstrations in New Orleans.		*'''[[Tignon law\|Tignon Law]]:''' In 1768, a group of free women of color refused to comply with the enforcement of the Tignon laws, which mandated that women of [[Africa]]n descent wear headscarves as a symbol of their enslaved status. Their refusal led to heavy protests and demonstrations in New Orleans.
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	*'''Nine [[Dragon]] Wall:''' This magnificent and ornate wall is located within the [[Forbidden City]] complex. Legend has it that the wall—built at the Emperor's express request—was imbued with magical properties and that the nine dragons depicted on the [[stone]] would come to life and protect the Forbidden City in times of danger.		*'''Nine [[Dragon]] Wall:''' This magnificent and ornate wall is located within the [[Forbidden City]] complex. Legend has it that the wall—built at the Emperor's express request—was imbued with magical properties and that the nine dragons depicted on the [[stone]] would come to life and protect the Forbidden City in times of danger.
	*'''The [[Prince of Ning Rebellion]]:''' In 1519, [[Zhu Chenhao]] sparked a rebellion, disputing the legitimacy of the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]]'s rule and marching towards [[Nanjing]]. Zhu's forces were defeated after just a 42-day rebellion due to the strategic foresight of his enemies.		*'''The [[Prince of Ning rebellion\|Prince of Ning Rebellion]]:''' In 1519, [[Zhu Chenhao]] sparked a rebellion, disputing the legitimacy of the [[Zhu Houzhao\|Zhengde Emperor]]'s rule and marching towards [[Nanjing]]. Zhu's forces were defeated after just a 42-day rebellion due to the strategic foresight of his enemies.
	*'''[[Slavery]]:''' Daily-use encyclopedias such as the Wanbao quanshu, which targeted the lower classes, contained practical information, including sample contracts, for selling relatives to outsiders. Although officially illegal, the trafficking of children, the sale of wives and daughters into domestic bondage, and the recruitment of women for the imperial household as wet nurses and entertainers were not uncommon.		*'''[[Slavery]]:''' Daily-use encyclopedias such as the Wanbao quanshu, which targeted the lower classes, contained practical information, including sample contracts, for selling relatives to outsiders. Although officially illegal, the trafficking of children, the sale of wives and daughters into domestic bondage, and the recruitment of women for the imperial household as wet nurses and entertainers were not uncommon.
	\|-\|Golden Age Of Piracy=		\|-\|Golden Age Of Piracy=

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	==Introduction to the storylines==		==Introduction to the storylines==
	===The Sword of Mars===		===The Sword of Mars===
	''Enter the [[Animus]] to follow the trail of a [[Excalibur\|legendary]] [[sword]] from [[Europe]]an [[:Category:Arthurian legend\|folklore]]. In the [[Modern times\|Modern Day]], [[Templars]] and [[Assassins]] are competing to find a lost [[Piece of Eden]] and its missing [[Shards of Eden\|shard]]. Your Descendants will travel from the ~~{{Wiki\|German military administration in occupied~~ France ~~during World War II~~\|German-occupied}} streets of [[Paris]] during [[World War II]] to the mythical dawn of the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Roman Kingdom}}, where the [[Sword of Eden\|Artifact]]'s origins are buried. From there, they will have to piece together clues scattered throughout [[United Kingdom\|Britain]] from the [[Viking expansion\|Viking invasion]] to the foggy alleyways of the [[Industrial Revolution]]. Get ready to discover the story of the Sword of [[Mars (deity)\|Mars]], unravel its deepest secrets, and keep it from falling into the wrong hands.''		''Enter the [[Animus]] to follow the trail of a [[Excalibur\|legendary]] [[sword]] from [[Europe]]an [[:Category:Arthurian legend\|folklore]]. In the [[Modern times\|Modern Day]], [[Templars]] and [[Assassins]] are competing to find a lost [[Piece of Eden]] and its missing [[Shards of Eden\|shard]]. Your Descendants will travel from the [[Occupied France\|German-occupied]] streets of [[Paris]] during [[World War II]] to the mythical dawn of the [[Roman Kingdom]], where the [[Sword of Eden\|Artifact]]'s origins are buried. From there, they will have to piece together clues scattered throughout [[United Kingdom\|Britain]] from the [[Viking expansion\|Viking invasion]] to the foggy alleyways of the [[Industrial Revolution]]. Get ready to discover the story of the Sword of [[Mars (deity)\|Mars]], unravel its deepest secrets, and keep it from falling into the wrong hands.''

	===Champions of Eden===		===Champions of Eden===

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 ===Lost in Time===
 ''Dive into a conspiracy that goes deeper into the Templars' [[New World Order|agenda]], embarking on the rescue of a potential ally of the Brotherhood, kidnapped and trapped within a Simulation. Using cutting-edge [[Abstergo Industries|Abstergo]] technology, the Descendants will enter the Animus as Echoes to follow the treacherous mission of a Templar seeking to reach an [[Isu]] [[Temple (Isu)|Vault]] in North [[Africa]] during [[World War I]]. Meanwhile, a [[Seth|potent Precursor]] lurks behind the scenes, waiting for the Descendants to make their moves through the Simulation's [[rifts]]. ‘Lost in Time' is a modular campaign adventure that will put your players' nerves to the test at every turn.''
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	***'''The [[Battle of Actium]]:''' In 31 BCE, [[Octavian]] declared war on [[Marcus Antonius\|Antony]] and Cleopatra. Their naval forces met at Actium, where the forces of [[Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa]] defeated the navy of Cleopatra and Antony.		***'''The [[Battle of Actium]]:''' In 31 BCE, [[Octavian]] declared war on [[Marcus Antonius\|Antony]] and Cleopatra. Their naval forces met at Actium, where the forces of [[Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa]] defeated the navy of Cleopatra and Antony.
	\|-\|Golden Age Of Baghdad=		\|-\|Golden Age Of Baghdad=
	****'''Escape:''' [[Fuladh Al Haami\|Fuladh]], [[Basim ~~Ibn~~ Ishaq\|Basim]], and a few [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]' allies [[Jailbreak\|infiltrated]] [[Damascus Gate Prison]] and freed [[Ali ibn Muhammad]], leader of the [[Zanj Rebellion]], before the guard quarters to recover a book containing information on the [[Order of the Ancients\|Ancient]]'s activities in [[Baghdad]].		****'''Escape:''' [[Fuladh Al Haami\|Fuladh]], [[Basim ibn Ishaq\|Basim]], and a few [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]' allies [[Jailbreak\|infiltrated]] [[Damascus Gate Prison]] and freed [[Ali ibn Muhammad]], leader of the [[Zanj Rebellion]], before the guard quarters to recover a book containing information on the [[Order of the Ancients\|Ancient]]'s activities in [[Baghdad]].
	****'''Assassination of Caliph [[al-Muntasir]]:''' The sudden illness and mysterious death of Caliph al-Muntasir in 862—after just one year of reign—raised suspicions of foul play orchestrated by agents loyal to [[Ahmad ibn al-Khasib]], the ambitious vizier, to clear the path for [[Al-Musta'in\|Ahmad al-Musta'in]]'s ascension.		****'''Assassination of Caliph [[al-Muntasir]]:''' The sudden illness and mysterious death of Caliph al-Muntasir in 862—after just one year of reign—raised suspicions of foul play orchestrated by agents loyal to [[Ahmad ibn al-Khasib]], the ambitious vizier, to clear the path for [[Al-Musta'in\|Ahmad al-Musta'in]]'s ascension.
	****'''The Banu Musa Brothers:''' In Baghdad's [[House of Wisdom]], [[Abu Jafar Muhammad ibn Musa\|Muḥammad]], [[Ahmad ibn Musa\|Aḥmad]], and [[Al-Hasan ibn Musa\|al-Ḥasan ibn Musa ibn Shakir]] were [[Persia]]n scholars. They contributed substantially to mathematics, astronomy, and engineering, mainly through influential works such as the "[[Book of Ingenious Devices]]." This book detailed mechanical inventions and automata, integrating [[Greece\|Greek]], Persian, and [[India]]n knowledge and setting the crucial groundwork for future scientific progress.		****'''The Banu Musa Brothers:''' In Baghdad's [[House of Wisdom]], [[Abu Jafar Muhammad ibn Musa\|Muḥammad]], [[Ahmad ibn Musa\|Aḥmad]], and [[Al-Hasan ibn Musa\|al-Ḥasan ibn Musa ibn Shakir]] were [[Persia]]n scholars. They contributed substantially to mathematics, astronomy, and engineering, mainly through influential works such as the "[[Book of Ingenious Devices]]." This book detailed mechanical inventions and automata, integrating [[Greece\|Greek]], Persian, and [[India]]n knowledge and setting the crucial groundwork for future scientific progress.

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	***'''[[Cleopatra]] and [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]]:''' In 48 BCE, amidst the turmoil of a [[Alexandrine war\|power struggle]], an alliance between Cleopatra and Julius Caesar would be formed in [[Alexandria]], built on mutual political need.		***'''[[Cleopatra]] and [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]]:''' In 48 BCE, amidst the turmoil of a [[Alexandrine war\|power struggle]], an alliance between Cleopatra and Julius Caesar would be formed in [[Alexandria]], built on mutual political need.
	***'''The [[Battle of the Nile]]:''' Caesar's forces secured a decisive victory at the Battle of the Nile. Supported by the forces of [[Mithridates I of the Bosporus\|Mithridates]] of {{Wiki\|Pergamum}}, Caesar's legions triumphed over the larger army of [[Ptolemy XIII]], who died on his capsized [[ship]] while fleeing.		***'''The [[Battle of the Nile]]:''' Caesar's forces secured a decisive victory at the Battle of the Nile. Supported by the forces of [[Mithridates II of the Bosporus\|Mithridates]] of {{Wiki\|Pergamum}}, Caesar's legions triumphed over the larger army of [[Ptolemy XIII]], who died on his capsized [[ship]] while fleeing.
	***'''The [[Assassination of Julius Caesar]]:''' During the civil war, most of Caesar's opposition was eliminated, leading to him becoming a {{Wiki\|dictator perpetuo\|dictator}} and assuming sole control over [[Rome]]. [[Marcus Junius Brutus\|Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus\|Cassius]] began recruiting {{Wiki\|Roman Senate\|senators}} and [[Roman Hidden Ones\|other allies]] to plot his assassination of him, which later came on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.		***'''The [[Assassination of Julius Caesar]]:''' During the civil war, most of Caesar's opposition was eliminated, leading to him becoming a {{Wiki\|dictator perpetuo\|dictator}} and assuming sole control over [[Rome]]. [[Marcus Junius Brutus\|Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus\|Cassius]] began recruiting {{Wiki\|Roman Senate\|senators}} and [[Roman Hidden Ones\|other allies]] to plot his assassination of him, which later came on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.
	***'''The [[Battle of Actium]]:''' In 31 BCE, [[Octavian]] declared war on [[Marcus Antonius\|Antony]] and Cleopatra. Their naval forces met at Actium, where the forces of [[Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa]] defeated the navy of Cleopatra and Antony.		***'''The [[Battle of Actium]]:''' In 31 BCE, [[Octavian]] declared war on [[Marcus Antonius\|Antony]] and Cleopatra. Their naval forces met at Actium, where the forces of [[Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa]] defeated the navy of Cleopatra and Antony.

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	**'''Deadly Plague:''' In 430 BC, Athens was struck by a devastating [[Plague of Athens\|plague]]. The outbreak wreaked havoc in the densely populated city and ultimately played a crucial role in its eventual downfall.		**'''Deadly Plague:''' In 430 BC, Athens was struck by a devastating [[Plague of Athens\|plague]]. The outbreak wreaked havoc in the densely populated city and ultimately played a crucial role in its eventual downfall.
	\|-\|Ptolemaic Egypt=		\|-\|Ptolemaic Egypt=
	***'''[[Cleopatra]] and [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]]:''' In 48 BCE, amidst the turmoil of a [[Alexandrine ~~Civil War~~\|power struggle]], an alliance between Cleopatra and Julius Caesar would be formed in [[Alexandria]], built on mutual political need.		***'''[[Cleopatra]] and [[Gaius Julius Caesar\|Caesar]]:''' In 48 BCE, amidst the turmoil of a [[Alexandrine war\|power struggle]], an alliance between Cleopatra and Julius Caesar would be formed in [[Alexandria]], built on mutual political need.
	***'''The [[Battle of the Nile]]:''' Caesar's forces secured a decisive victory at the Battle of the Nile. Supported by the forces of [[Mithridates I of the Bosporus\|Mithridates]] of {{Wiki\|Pergamum}}, Caesar's legions triumphed over the larger army of [[Ptolemy XIII]], who died on his capsized [[ship]] while fleeing.		***'''The [[Battle of the Nile]]:''' Caesar's forces secured a decisive victory at the Battle of the Nile. Supported by the forces of [[Mithridates I of the Bosporus\|Mithridates]] of {{Wiki\|Pergamum}}, Caesar's legions triumphed over the larger army of [[Ptolemy XIII]], who died on his capsized [[ship]] while fleeing.
	***'''The [[Assassination of Julius Caesar]]:''' During the civil war, most of Caesar's opposition was eliminated, leading to him becoming a {{Wiki\|dictator perpetuo\|dictator}} and assuming sole control over [[Rome]]. [[Marcus Junius Brutus\|Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus\|Cassius]] began recruiting {{Wiki\|Roman Senate\|senators}} and [[Roman Hidden Ones\|other allies]] to plot his assassination of him, which later came on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.		***'''The [[Assassination of Julius Caesar]]:''' During the civil war, most of Caesar's opposition was eliminated, leading to him becoming a {{Wiki\|dictator perpetuo\|dictator}} and assuming sole control over [[Rome]]. [[Marcus Junius Brutus\|Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus\|Cassius]] began recruiting {{Wiki\|Roman Senate\|senators}} and [[Roman Hidden Ones\|other allies]] to plot his assassination of him, which later came on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.

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