Well, I'm going to try my luck at a Megacampaign. It probably won't end with me being a blob by HoI2, since I've played exactly 1 Crusader Kings game where I somewhat knew what I was doing(Marry sons to only daughters of big people), and I am rather bad at Victoria.
I can't cheat, and I will only try to inherit provinces surrounding my own.
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-The Journal Is Found-
A Forest Northeast of Rombach
January 2nd, 2010, 2:00pm
"Petrus! I think I found something!" A pale child yelled with excitement, his blonde hair hanging down in front of his bright blue eyes. Only a few yards away from him, two historians rolled their eyes. The boy had been like this ever since his father, who was conveniently not there that day, had allowed him to come with them on a search for a medieval object that was said to be in the forest.
"What have you found, now, Aldo?" Petrus said, without a drop of enthusiasm in his voice. Aldo ran towards them, jumping and pointing towards where he was before.
"I went with him last time, so it's your turn." The second historian spoke, pushing Petrus forward. Petrus grumbled as Aldo tugged at his pants.
"It's too damn cold for this..." Petrus mumbled, shivering and rubbing his arms as he followed Aldo to where he "found something". He looked around, and only saw snow and trees. Aldo pointed at an exceptionally large tree that had fallen. Petrus frowned.
"You found a very old tree. Tha-"
"The branches! The branches!" Aldo exclaimed, interrupting Petrus. He ran over to one of the largest branches and waved his arms. Petrus only shook his head while he moved up to it.
"This better not be another..." He spotted something tied to one of the largest branches. It was a miracle that it survived so long. Petrus examined the object tied to the branch.
It was a book.
"My God, you did find something..." Petrus said, a wild grin spreading across his face. He dashed towards his partner, yelling and laughing more than Aldo was before. The second historian raised his eyebrow, his curiosity perked.
"Petrus, what is going on?" The historian asked, crossing his arms as his partner stopped in front of him, a grin still on his face.
"The boy really did find something, Scott!" Petrus said, excitedly.
"Well, the first thing we find in fifteen years is found by a child. That's definitely an ego booster." Scott replied with a sarcastic tone of voice. He lazily walked past Petrus, who pointed at the branch the book was tied to. Once the two got there, Scott cut the rope with a small knife.
"Careful..." Petrus said as he gently lifted the book up and looked at the cover. The words were faded, and the cover was torn, but the title was readable.
"Habsburgs?" Petrus spoke slowly.
"Someone probably put it there as a joke." Scott said, a suspicious look on his face. Petrus opened the book.
"Werner von Habsburg, 1066... Scott, if this thing is real, this will be the biggest discovery we've made! Think of what we can do! Think of all the history that will be cleared up! " Petrus exclaimed, closing the book.
"Let's go, then!" Aldo yelled. Scott sighed and nodded in agreement.
"If this is fake, you owe me money."
I can't cheat, and I will only try to inherit provinces surrounding my own.
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-The Journal Is Found-
A Forest Northeast of Rombach
January 2nd, 2010, 2:00pm
"Petrus! I think I found something!" A pale child yelled with excitement, his blonde hair hanging down in front of his bright blue eyes. Only a few yards away from him, two historians rolled their eyes. The boy had been like this ever since his father, who was conveniently not there that day, had allowed him to come with them on a search for a medieval object that was said to be in the forest.
"What have you found, now, Aldo?" Petrus said, without a drop of enthusiasm in his voice. Aldo ran towards them, jumping and pointing towards where he was before.
"I went with him last time, so it's your turn." The second historian spoke, pushing Petrus forward. Petrus grumbled as Aldo tugged at his pants.
"It's too damn cold for this..." Petrus mumbled, shivering and rubbing his arms as he followed Aldo to where he "found something". He looked around, and only saw snow and trees. Aldo pointed at an exceptionally large tree that had fallen. Petrus frowned.
"You found a very old tree. Tha-"
"The branches! The branches!" Aldo exclaimed, interrupting Petrus. He ran over to one of the largest branches and waved his arms. Petrus only shook his head while he moved up to it.
"This better not be another..." He spotted something tied to one of the largest branches. It was a miracle that it survived so long. Petrus examined the object tied to the branch.
It was a book.
"My God, you did find something..." Petrus said, a wild grin spreading across his face. He dashed towards his partner, yelling and laughing more than Aldo was before. The second historian raised his eyebrow, his curiosity perked.
"Petrus, what is going on?" The historian asked, crossing his arms as his partner stopped in front of him, a grin still on his face.
"The boy really did find something, Scott!" Petrus said, excitedly.
"Well, the first thing we find in fifteen years is found by a child. That's definitely an ego booster." Scott replied with a sarcastic tone of voice. He lazily walked past Petrus, who pointed at the branch the book was tied to. Once the two got there, Scott cut the rope with a small knife.
"Careful..." Petrus said as he gently lifted the book up and looked at the cover. The words were faded, and the cover was torn, but the title was readable.
"Habsburgs?" Petrus spoke slowly.
"Someone probably put it there as a joke." Scott said, a suspicious look on his face. Petrus opened the book.
"Werner von Habsburg, 1066... Scott, if this thing is real, this will be the biggest discovery we've made! Think of what we can do! Think of all the history that will be cleared up! " Petrus exclaimed, closing the book.
"Let's go, then!" Aldo yelled. Scott sighed and nodded in agreement.
"If this is fake, you owe me money."
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