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The greatest man who has ever lived, with what seems to be every possible positive trait in the game + the voice of jesus.
Toulouse is a republic btw. Completely AI formed. I'm thinking Genoa took it, then France took it back and just slapped their own guys there. They're currently rebelling against this guy:
Crusading Republicans 2.
The Knights Templar won the crusade for Jerusalem and somehow or another turned it into a republic. Now they dominate trade in the east:
Toulouse is a republic btw. Completely AI formed. I'm thinking Genoa took it, then France took it back and just slapped their own guys there. They're currently rebelling against this guy:
Crusading Republicans 2.
The Knights Templar won the crusade for Jerusalem and somehow or another turned it into a republic. Now they dominate trade in the east:
Haha, that's awesome! Combining two of the most powerful aspects in one little go. Dangerous. I would be shaking in my pants if I was Fatimid.
Maybe it's not so strange, but I've never seen it before.
(Does this have anything to do with the fact that my ruler is a murderous tyrant who imprisons and banishes his courtiers to get 5 gold?)
(Does this have anything to do with the fact that my ruler is a murderous tyrant who imprisons and banishes his courtiers to get 5 gold?)
It is always nice to see the Knights get the Holy Land.
Behold, the trade post of mystery!
The twin Hungaries!
The Mayor who is also a Countess!
Behold, the trade post of mystery!
The twin Hungaries!
The Mayor who is also a Countess!
The twin Hungaries!
I had a similar thing happen, where the Duchy of Aragon rebelled against the Kingdom of Aragon, and won. So there is an Aragon next to an Aragon.
Not sure about the whole Hungary thing though. Perhaps it's just because the realm is divided by the Carpathians?
The greatest man who has ever lived, with what seems to be every possible positive trait in the game + the voice of jesus.
Toulouse is a republic btw. Completely AI formed. I'm thinking Genoa took it, then France took it back and just slapped their own guys there. They're currently rebelling against this guy:
...So a possessed guy with all the holy traits and a brave knight. Lazy demon.
Maybe. I have another screenshot where I hovered the cursor over the other Hungary, and they both say Kingdom of Hungary. If it was the mountains, I suppose that might explain it.
Anyway...
I can't believe I would scold Gabriel. It's a good thing I came along, and was willing to take the blame, otherwise who knows what I might have done.
Who are you plotting against, my good Doux?
Its an event you can get when you're possessed, either you get all vices or you get all virtues.
Mwuhahaha...Maybe. I have another screenshot where I hovered the cursor over the other Hungary, and they both say Kingdom of Hungary. If it was the mountains, I suppose that might explain it.
Anyway...
I can't believe I would scold Gabriel. It's a good thing I came along, and was willing to take the blame, otherwise who knows what I might have done.
Who are you plotting against, my good Doux?
Lazaros is sneaky. As is Raphail. I wonder how Gabriel managed to mistake him for... himself.Anyway, the twin Hungaries are split by the mountains. Impassable mountains can't have text over them apparently. Look closely and you will notice that the 'lesser' Hungary isn't a kingdom in it's own right, it has but a single duchy, which isn't the Duchy of Hungary (doesn't exist anyway).
Mwuhahaha...
Anyway, the twin Hungaries are split by the mountains. Impassable mountains can't have text over them apparently. Look closely and you will notice that the 'lesser' Hungary isn't a kingdom in it's own right, it has but a single duchy, which isn't the Duchy of Hungary (doesn't exist anyway).
It's not so much that impassable mountains can't have text over them. Rather, because of the impassable mountains, the kingdom is split in two; the parts don't border each other. As always, two separate pieces of the same kingdom both get the name of the kingdom on them, if they're of significant size.
Crusading Republicans 2.
The Knights Templar won the crusade for Jerusalem and somehow or another turned it into a republic. Now they dominate trade in the east:
Knights of the old republic?
Scandinavia . . . wut r u doin . . . Scandinavia . . . stahp.
This is not a rebellion. Scandinavia (+ Scotland) has been this way in various combinations since ~ 1200.
(PS. Norway was reduced to the just the isle of Orkney for 100's of years, just regained part of mainland Norway in the 1390s).
Scandinavia tends to get weird sometimes, in my latest game, gotland is independent and controls half of sweden, norway is in tatters, France controls denmark and finland is separated between france and Ireland.
The Knights Templar won the crusade for Jerusalem and somehow or another turned it into a republic. Now they dominate trade in the east:
Again this goes to show how historically incorrect this game is...
Abstergo industries wasn't founded until 1937 damn it!
Actually, there is clear proof that it was founded by Cesare Borgia and only went public in 1937 -- he used the word "cleanse" once!!!
