Asterix and his friends head for Greece in search of Olympic glory, with their magic potion at hand to help them win a few gold palms. But once the Olympic officials hear of the magic potion, they soon put a stop to the Gauls'' ambitions ? performance-enhancing substances are banned at the Olympics.
Asterix and Obelix hiv tae tak the laurel bunnet aff Caesar?s heid For the glory o Gaul or their wee clachan? Naw, it?s aw because o a glaikit bet and a bool o soup! In their dangerous mission tae get their hauns on Caesar?s laurel croon, will oor heroes keep the heid or go completely aff it?
The magic potion''s secret is closely guarded by Asterix and his fellow Gauls as they resist the Roman invader. The potion, brewed by the druid Ogamaix, gives those who drink it superhuman strength. It is coveted by the local Roman Centurion who has a cunning plan to get his hands on the potion, but is he clever enough to outwit Asterix? A Scots...
The druid Oghamaix has broken his magical golden sickle, and Asterix and Obelix have to conquer many obstacles in order to buy a new golden sickle for him. A Scots translation of Asterix and the Golden Sickle.
A crisis which knocks out druid Oghamaix quickly becomes a take-over headache for Asterix and his friends!
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