Monsters Attack Carthage(Carthago Delenda Est Mix)      (03:18)

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Permitting Scipio Africanus to keep his figurative hand to the plow, rather than grasp the shield, in addition to adjusting the grammar of Cato the Elder, this first of the series looses upon the far and ancient Punic shore a set of monstrous species plagued by giganticism and excessive partiality to a Mediterranean climate. Rumours already spread of visitations in Herculaneum, Babylon and Antioch.

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davefuglewicz said, "So the Monsters that have often plagued fair Germania have returned with a sorrowful and unquenched vengeance. Their exploits and mayhem and destruction are aptly chronicled by our Sir Buzzheart the First. Is there no refuge, no hero, no saviour to rid the ancient worlds of these foul dwimmerlaiks? The peace and prosperity of an alternate planetary history hangs in a subtle balance while we wait with gnawed nails for the next chapter. "

Mental Anguish said, "Ahh yes the monsters are ripping out my inner ear pieces as I listen to this mega monster of a thing here. Excellent work Herr Buzzsaw!"

padukem said, "Buzz, your mix is a monster indeed! It recalls the methods that Hamilcar Barca used to train his son Hannibal how to overcome the most monstrous forces known to the humans of his day. I sense the genetics of Typhon himself in your presentation!"