Im definately gonna be Byzantium, i dont care much about the other nations.
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Anyway, I think I will start with the French Capet dynasty and try to keep all Normans/Brits as my vassals
Anyway, I think I will start with the French Capet dynasty and try to keep all Normans/Brits as my vassals
Byzantium, definately!(that is, their rulers) Probably play Norway and the HRE early on too.
(that is, their rulers) Probably play Norway and the HRE early on too.
If the "Duke of Bordeaux" truly is an independent, playable dynasty, as the screenshot suggests, I will play them. As long as I have wine and truffles, what else do I need?
Keynes said:
It would seem that the design has been changed, such that all Christian dynasties are playable, not just the independant ones. This includes vassals, so I'd say that Duke will be playable....
According to that old Dynasty-list, there would be some tiny Duchy/County still ruled by the Carolingians... If they are still in I think I know what my first choice will be.
All of them that I can play! Pretty sure I will play some more than others and probably play several of them multiple times before I get around to having played them all. But that is the plan as of now - play them all!!
(Guess who doesn't have a life?)
(Guess who doesn't have a life?)
For first games Poland, Poland and once again Poland.
Task: Make Poland under Piast dynasty as big and powerful as it was (in union with Lithuania) since 1410 till 1648 year. :rofl:
Next I think about Castilla and Byzantium.
Task: Make Poland under Piast dynasty as big and powerful as it was (in union with Lithuania) since 1410 till 1648 year. :rofl:
Next I think about Castilla and Byzantium.
Scotland should be a real challenge, and I'm looking forwards to playing Man and one of the Iberians too (Barcelona perhaps, great strategic position).
I'll probably go for one of the Welsh ones, and see if I can hold off the English longer than the real Princes managed!
This looks like being the sort of game where wherever you start you're likely to get an interesting game!
This looks like being the sort of game where wherever you start you're likely to get an interesting game!
I think I'll look for a dynasty as far north in Sweden as possible, or something in Finland.
If that seems to tough I'll go for something wealthy in central europe to learn the ropes of the game before returning.
If that seems to tough I'll go for something wealthy in central europe to learn the ropes of the game before returning.
Denmark will be my first game, but then perhaps a french or german minor and see were it takes me...
muttoneer said:
That is the way I see it too. No matter with what lands your dynasty starts it looks to be an interesting game.
I think I would like to play Willima de Conquerer first off...mm...and then perhaps somthing a bit smaller, between france and spain area.
I'll play either the Árpáds (that is Hungary's royal family of the period), or a Hungarian Duke. Man, it will -hopefully- kick ass
Something in Scotland could be interesting or take Bohemia to its rightful glory....
Duke of Orleanes (If the position exists), or perhaps somewhere in or near Bohemia or Kievan Rus.
Impossible to prove, but all the great troubadors and chansons seemed to come from Aquitaine and the Langue D'Oc. That's a good sign.The camel said:Covers much, but what about beautiful women?