King Ptolemy XII has died, leaving Egypt to his two children, Cleopatra VII and Ptolemy XIII. Based on their father’s will, the
two are meant to rule Egypt together. However, sharing the throne is not as simple as it seems and the situation within the ptolemaic court is growing dangerous.
Both have their own supporters and powerful people in the royal court that are already trying to influence the young rulers. They all have their own interests and willing to make alliances that will strengthen their political power. However, Cleopatra also tries to strengthen her own position, while her brother’s advisers work to keep control of the young king. In all of these conflicts, beyond Egypt, Rome is becoming more involved in the region and making
the crisis even more dangerous.
The delegates will have to decide which side will they take on and form alliances, make political decisions and deal with problems that are rising within the region. Every decision can change the balance in the court, and the delegates will decide what will happen to Egypt and Ptolemaic dynasty.
