01-21-2009, 03:52 AM
Little what if for entertainment.
Lets say that the assasin of Phillip of Macedonia was hired by Athens or Sparta. Now to be efficient two assassins are hired so that Alexander, Phillips heir can be killed as well. Both assassins suceed. Without a strong talented leader the army of Macedon never goes after Persia.
How does this change history? The existance of Persia should not really affect the growth of Rome. In fact Rome might not really care until the Punic Wars.
What do you think happens?
Lets say that the assasin of Phillip of Macedonia was hired by Athens or Sparta. Now to be efficient two assassins are hired so that Alexander, Phillips heir can be killed as well. Both assassins suceed. Without a strong talented leader the army of Macedon never goes after Persia.
How does this change history? The existance of Persia should not really affect the growth of Rome. In fact Rome might not really care until the Punic Wars.
What do you think happens?
Timothy Hanna
