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An excerpt from the Annals of Tacitius:
"The Reign of Licentius Caesar"
. . .The sudden demise of the greatly beloved Disgustus Caesar could have thrown the
Empire into chaos, had this wise ruler not had the foresight to plan an orderly
succession. His will attested unequivocally to the character and ability of his chosen
heir - his son, Licentius Caesar. Unlike his father at his accession, Licentius had not
yet served as a senator, an administrator, or a military commander. In fact, about the
only thing Licentius had accomplished thus far had been finishing grammar school - and
even that substantially late. But Disgustus was known to be a shrewd judge of character,
and Rome was reassured by his unqualified affirmation of Licentius' suitability, as
expressed in his will. As he worked to gain the support and cooperation of the various
aspects of the Roman power structure, Licentius depended on the talents of his life-long
friend, the poet, Flabbius Corpus. Flabbius was best known for his popular works,
collected in the Writ of Flabbius Corpus. Eager to enjoy the respect of posterity, as well
as the esteem of the populace, Flabbius gathered material for an epic history of the reign
of Licentius. . .
Other games from the same series::
How To Host A Murder - An Affair to Dismember - Halloween theme, but you could play this and have fun at any time of the year.
The Good, the Bad, and the Guilty - murder in the Old West. Lots of fun, easy to dress up for, easy food - I mean, it's not like they had Cordon Bleu chefs out in the Old West, did they, pardner?
Hoo Hung Wu - set in 8th century China. And who doesn't like Chinese food?
Chicago Caper - gangsters in Chicago - another very popular game.
The Class of '54 - because rock and roll will never die . . .
Maiming of the Shrew - Shakespearean Christmas theme to die for.
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