@BEGINEVENTS

@IF
ScenarioLoaded
@THEN
PLAYCDTRACK
6
@ENDIF

@IF
ScenarioLoaded
@THEN
DontPlayWonders
@ENDIF

@IF
NOSCHISM
defender=ANYBODY
@THEN
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Mycenian/Spartan Greeks
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Trojans and Allies
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Phthian Greeks
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Trojans and Allies
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Ithacan Greeks
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Trojans and Allies
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Trojans and Allies
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Mycenian/Spartan Greeks
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Trojans and Allies
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Phthian Greeks
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@ENDIF

@IF
NEGOTIATION
talker=Trojans and Allies
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Ithacan Greeks
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=108
@THEN
NEGOTIATION
talker=Phthian Greeks
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Mycenian/Spartan Greeks
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=108
@THEN
NEGOTIATION
talker=Mycenian/Spartan Greeks
talkertype=humanorcomputer
listener=Phthian Greeks
listenertype=humanorcomputer
@ENDIF

@IF
TURN
turn=108
@THEN
TEXT
King Agamemnon and Prince Achilles argue over leadership and prowess in 
battle.  The two do not speak with one another and threaten to call off
their armies from Troy.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
turn=108
@THEN
createunit
owner=Ithacan Greeks
unit=Trojan Horse
veteran=no
homecity=none
locations
46, 16
48, 14
47, 17
48, 16
endlocations
@THEN
TEXT
King Odysseus of the Ithacan Greeks recieves a plan from Athena, goddess of
wisdom.  The plan is turned into reality, and the rewards of the plan prove
to be deadly to Odysseus' enemies!
ENDTEXT
@endif

@IF
CityTaken
city=Troy
attacker=Anybody
defender=Trojans and Allies
@THEN
JustOnce
TEXT
The city of Priam is sacked!  King Priam is killed in the fray, and much of
the city is burned.  Aeneas, son of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, flees
Troy and vows to restore the Trojan empire!
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
UnitKilled
unit=Aeneas
attacker=Anybody
defender=Trojans and Allies
@THEN
TEXT
Aeneas, son of Aphrodite, is thought to be killed in battle, but he barely 
escapes.  After healing his wounds, he ventures out with a small band of 
followers to restore the Trojan Empire to its former glory.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
UnitKilled
unit=Hector
attacker=Anybody
defender=Trojans and Allies
@THEN
TEXT
Prince Hector, eldest son of Priam, is killed in battle.  All of Troy mourns
the loss of the great man, and the Greeks celebrate his death.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
UnitKilled
unit=Achilles
attacker=Anybody
defender=Phthian Greeks
@THEN
TEXT
Prince Achilles, greatest warrior of his time, is shot in the heel with an 
arrow and killed.  All of Greece mourns the loss of the hero, and the 
Trojans celebrate his death.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
UnitKilled
unit=Menelaus
attacker=Anybody
defender=Mycenian/Spartan Greeks
@THEN
TEXT
King Menelaus of Sparta, husband of Helen, is killed.  With his death, all
reason for battle is lost.  Nevertheless, King Agamemnon, Menelaus' brother,
vows to avenge his death.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
RandomTurn
denominator=75
@THEN
JustOnce
ChangeMoney
receiver=Mycenian/Spartan Greeks
amount=150
@THEN
TEXT
Diomedes and Odysseus, two chieftains of the Greeks, go on a night raid.
They kill thirteen allies of the Trojans, and steal horses worth 150 gold.
This money is given to the Mycenian treasury.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
RandomTurn
denominator=75
@THEN
JustOnce
ChangeMoney
receiver=Phthian Greeks
amount=150
@THEN
TEXT
Diomedes and Odysseus, two chieftains of the Greeks, go on a night raid.
They kill thirteen allies of the Trojans, and steal horses worth 150 gold.
This money is given to the Phthian treasury.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
RandomTurn
denominator=75
@THEN
JustOnce
ChangeMoney
receiver=Ithacan Greeks
amount=150
@THEN
TEXT
Diomedes and Odysseus, two chieftains of the Greeks, go on a night raid.
They kill thirteen allies of the Trojans, and steal horses worth 150 gold.
This money is given to the Ithacan treasury.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
RandomTurn
denominator=150
@THEN
ChangeMoney
receiver=Phthian Greeks
amount=175
@THEN
ChangeMoney
receiver=Trojans and Allies
amount=-175
@THEN
TEXT
Prince Achilles, fighting fiercely in battle, captures one of Priam's sons.
He ransoms him back to King Priam for 175 gold.  All of Troy is angered at
the loss of their money.
ENDTEXT
@ENDIF

@IF
RANDOMTURN     
denominator=100
@THEN
JustOnce
TEXT
One of Priam's sons, Laocoon, attempts to foil a Greek plot.
Two serpents, sent by Poseidon, god of the sea, attack Laocoon's two sons.
Laocoon, in a mindless rage, attacks the serpants.
The serpents eat the three fools, then Poseidon and Athena puts the 
serpents' control at the will of King Odysseus of Ithaca.
ENDTEXT
CREATEUNIT
owner=Ithacan Greeks
unit=Sea Serpent
veteran=false
homecity=none
locations
46, 14
47, 13
45, 15
48, 12
endlocations
CREATEUNIT
owner=Ithacan Greeks
unit=Sea Serpent
veteran=false
homecity=none
locations
46, 14
47, 13
45, 15
48, 12
endlocations
@ENDIF

@IF
RANDOMTURN
denominator=25
@THEN
TEXT
Centaur uprising in Thessaly!  Citizens are alarmed.
ENDTEXT
CREATEUNIT
unit=Centaurs
owner=Barbarians
veteran=no
homecity=none
locations
16,20
endlocations
@ENDIF

@IF
RANDOMTURN
denominator=30
@THEN
TEXT
Centaur uprising in Arcadia!  Citizens are alarmed.
ENDTEXT
CREATEUNIT
unit=Centaurs
owner=Barbarians
veteran=no
homecity=none
locations
16,44
endlocations
@ENDIF

@ENDEVENTS
