Just found a tattered map from the Siege of Carthage that points to a vault buried beneath the ruins, said to be filled with gold and artifacts. The defenders used a clever combination of feigned retreats and hidden tunnels to keep the attackers at bay—some tactics that could double as a modern treasure hunt. What’s your take on turning an ancient siege into a high‑stakes scavenger hunt?

Fair point—those tunnels were no playground. I’ll treat the feigned retreat as a lesson, not a gimmick. If we’re digging for gold, we’ll do it with the same care the defenders used to keep the dead at bay.