On this Island west of the Italian Penninsula, are rich sources of Iron for Carthage and the rest of the Punic world. These are some of the closest Punic colonies to Italy, and by that extension Rome.
Important Locations:
Karalis: A principal port town in this region, Karalis has a good harbor, fertile farmlands, and is protected from attack by two neighboring swamps. It is located in the south west corner of the island.
Olbia: Taken from the Greeks by their Phoenician anscestors, this port town on the north eastern side of Sardinia offers a great Naval Vantage point for Carthaginian operations against Rome in the event the Treaty of 348 BC was ever broken. Now it exports food and resupplies the fleet in these waters.
Important Locations:
Karalis: A principal port town in this region, Karalis has a good harbor, fertile farmlands, and is protected from attack by two neighboring swamps. It is located in the south west corner of the island.
Olbia: Taken from the Greeks by their Phoenician anscestors, this port town on the north eastern side of Sardinia offers a great Naval Vantage point for Carthaginian operations against Rome in the event the Treaty of 348 BC was ever broken. Now it exports food and resupplies the fleet in these waters.
