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Mind-bogglingly popular game series that you follow from early on and cannot stop, waiting for new installment like a drooling addict.

Long-runner soap opera you're too invested into to just stop watching it.

A fun little comic strip in the daily newspaper that's been around forever.

3/6

Who said it's fun? I didn't for sure.

I'm just waiting here for it to die horribly already so it will stop showing on my Unread Posts list.

[birdy51]

Calender of Festivals

Only logic being we may wish to wait until the war is over to start switching up tactics.

[Kashyyk]

Calendar of Festivities

[Iituem]

Adopt Fireblood Infantry Tactics

[Harry Baldman]

Adopt Fireblood Infantry Tactics

[Rockeater]

Calendar of Festivities

[Hotfire90]

Calendar of Festivities

[mightymushroom]

Adopt Fireblood Infantry Tactics

[Weirdsound]

Repel Religion Tax

Also helps with happiness, and means we don't have to live in fear of random religious uprisings which may or may not be directly linked to happiness.

[crazyabe]

Adopt Fireblood Infantry Tactics

[Haspen]

5 for calendar, 5 for infantry tactics

Weeh ;v

[Blood_Librarian]

Fireblood Infantry Tactics

[andrea]

Calendar of festivities

[milo christiansen]

Fireblood Infantry Tactics

[Haspen]

You decide to renovate the mansions and keeps taken from Alldivines as well as reform the military to more modern tactics. The officers believe it will take several months for the Army to adopt new tactics, hopefully this will go smoothly even on the front in Parsia.

1167 AD, Spring

Siegeing of Parsia continues.

1167 AD, Mid-Spring

And continues.

Meanwhile, your agents report that there's some Pantheonist heresy going on in the north. Apparently a priest called Thann is preaching about returning to roots and orthodoxy of Pantheonism, revoking the new, 'petty' gods as he describes them, and wants to reduce the numbers of gods to the base thirty five, calling them 'the true Pantheon'.

His fiery preaching also condemns the decadence of peoples, noblemen and kings alike, who give in to pleasures of life, and put themselves above the servants of the gods, as if they were more powerful.

A) I like that kinda talk. We should invite him to the capital and hear what he has to say.
B) And what of him? Under our tolerant society, he can preach what he wants.
C) Is that some thin-veiled insult to my authority? It seems he needs to be removed, one way or another.

[VoidSlayer]

B Hopefully if there is a reformation we can weather it better by being tolerant.