Historical Briefing
At Papremis in 460 BC, the Libyan-Egyptian prince Inaros raised the Nile Delta in revolt against Persia and, backed by an Athenian fleet, defeated the army of the satrap Achaemenes — brother of the Great King — who fell in the battle. The rising blazed for years before Persia crushed it in 454 BC.
Tactical Lesson
Protect a key unit and win cleanly to hold Egypt's hard-won freedom.
Scenario Rules
- Egypt units gain +1 DEF while you control Terrain.
Objectives
- ★1 Win the duel
- ★2 Keep a unit alive for 4 turns
- ★3 Win with at least 5 Life Points
Battle Report
Inaros's triumph could not last: Megabyzus retook Egypt by 454 BC and Inaros was captured and executed — but the revolt had shaken Persian rule on the Nile.