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Introducing the four big Hellenistic Empires drawn together properly for the first time. The computer I'm using keeps crashing photoshop so I'm afraid there won't be anything too elaborate lately... my computer died recently and I am quite distraught.

Macedon representing, well, Macedon. He usually has a happy-go-lucky expression, and most people think he's a bit stupid and a drunkard. In reality, he's a formidable foe and has a lot of hidden reserve strength. Kind of a Homer fanboy. Almost never without his sun-hat.

Seleucia representing the Seleucid Empire. Very large, very intimidating, and very tough, but she often ends up misinterpreting situations. She's determined to get Greece to notice her and likes making Persia try on different clothes. She's very stubborn and money is a very sore spot with her.

Alexandria representing the Ptolemaic Empire. She's economically very conservative, but socially quite extroverted compared to her house-mates (Egypt and co.). Incredibly meticulous and interested in everything. Unlike Seleucia, she has a tendency to avoid confrontation in favour of reading.

Pergamon representing.... Pergamon. A young man surrounded by giants. He's fond of sculpture and often sends presents to Greece and Athens. He's not that strong politically and ended up left to Rome as inheritance! For quite a long time he's been trying to get his hair tousled just right...

Description
Introducing the four big Hellenistic Empires drawn together properly for the first time. The computer I'm using keeps crashing photoshop so I'm afraid there won't be anything too elaborate lately... my computer died recently and I am quite distraught.

Macedon representing, well, Macedon. He usually has a happy-go-lucky expression, and most people think he's a bit stupid and a drunkard. In reality, he's a formidable foe and has a lot of hidden reserve strength. Kind of a Homer fanboy. Almost never without his sun-hat.

Seleucia representing the Seleucid Empire. Very large, very intimidating, and very tough, but she often ends up misinterpreting situations. She's determined to get Greece to notice her and likes making Persia try on different clothes. She's very stubborn and money is a very sore spot with her.

Alexandria representing the Ptolemaic Empire. She's economically very conservative, but socially quite extroverted compared to her house-mates (Egypt and co.). Incredibly meticulous and interested in everything. Unlike Seleucia, she has a tendency to avoid confrontation in favour of reading.

Pergamon representing.... Pergamon. A young man surrounded by giants. He's fond of sculpture and often sends presents to Greece and Athens. He's not that strong politically and ended up left to Rome as inheritance! For quite a long time he's been trying to get his hair tousled just right...