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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.

[Chiefwaffles]

A This guy attacked a nobleman, I'd rather not implicitly endorse his actions.

[TankKit]

I just realized there are two B options.

[Basil ii]

I just realized there are two B options.

now I can’t unsee it. Just for clarity sake I picked B 1 instead of b 2

[Taricus]

Don't worry about that, we all know which one is meant to be C.

[TankKit]

So, I've just been looking at the difference from the earliest map to the current map, and I've realised that we're not the only one who's expanded massively recently. The kingdom of Eldrican have also grown a lot larger than they used to be, and the most interesting thing I've noticed is that, in a way, we're 'playing' tall and Eldrican is 'playing' wide. We own relatively little land, but make the maximum use of it and have one of the best armies in the area along with being somewhat well established diplomatically. Meanwhile Eldrican owns vast amount of land, but most of it is just desert and they have constantly asked for help in wars in the past. Maybe they've gotten better with their army more recently, but still. It's interesting to note that the greatest of the new powers both went different ways to get there.

[Basil ii]

So, I've just been looking at the difference from the earliest map to the current map, and I've realised that we're not the only one who's expanded massively recently. The kingdom of Eldrican have also grown a lot larger than they used to be, and the most interesting thing I've noticed is that, in a way, we're 'playing' tall and Eldrican is 'playing' wide. We own relatively little land, but make the maximum use of it and have one of the best armies in the area along with being somewhat well established diplomatically. Meanwhile Eldrican owns vast amount of land, but most of it is just desert and they have constantly asked for help in wars in the past. Maybe they've gotten better with their army more recently, but still. It's interesting to note that the greatest of the new powers both went different ways to get there.

well I imagine eldrican to be like Russia in that way. most of it’s population is in a fertile flat land vulnerable to nomadic raids so they have to expand and go to war to protect themselves in the absence of natural mountains the sheer of eldrican size serves as their mountains.
 

[birdy51]

A

[TankKit]

well I imagine eldrican to be like Russia in that way. most of it’s population is in a fertile flat land vulnerable to nomadic raids so they have to expand and go to war to protect themselves in the absence of natural mountains the sheer of eldrican size serves as their mountains.

That actually makes a lot of sense, though Russia does actually have a few mountain ranges, mainly at it's eastern and southern borders.Wait a minute, Eldrican also has mountain ranges at it's eastern and southern ranges. Dear god, Eldrican was Russia all along! But yeah, that's probably why so many of our neighbours are big. They all follow that same general principle.

[Basil ii]

Damedia is more Holy Roman Empire than Russia.otherwise your right [maybe we are the Prussians]

[Criptfeind]

So, I've just been looking at the difference from the earliest map to the current map, and I've realised that we're not the only one who's expanded massively recently. The kingdom of Eldrican have also grown a lot larger than they used to be, and the most interesting thing I've noticed is that, in a way, we're 'playing' tall and Eldrican is 'playing' wide. We own relatively little land, but make the maximum use of it and have one of the best armies in the area along with being somewhat well established diplomatically. Meanwhile Eldrican owns vast amount of land, but most of it is just desert and they have constantly asked for help in wars in the past. Maybe they've gotten better with their army more recently, but still. It's interesting to note that the greatest of the new powers both went different ways to get there.

It looks like the Eldricans doubled in size when they conquered the nomadic horse tribes, something we helped them do. Take out that area and we're relatively close in size, would even be bigger if you count in Cydwyl. But it's hard to tell how useful the horse steppes are to their kingdom, economically I have to assume they're mostly not that impressive, but the military might from being able to call upon the tribes might be huge. At their height they fought the Damadians (at the Damadians height) on mostly equal ground, which is terrifying, even if they are clearly now way way diminished from that point. If they've managed to fold horse tribals into their armies usefully Eldrican could very well be more militarily powerful then us for sure.

[Haspen]

Steppes. Eldrican nomad tribes live on steppes.

The only deserts nearby are in northern and southern Parsia (the rest is badlands and rocky plateaus), the northern one large enough to have a name on the map v;

And tbh the more SPAMKINGDOM goes the more I consider Methiant to be Austria rather than Prussia ;v Mountainous, well trained troops, mineral riches, marries quite a lot too.

Anyways!

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You send a reply in which you ask for mercy on Saenn's behalf (if that's Saenn), and that you wish to have him brought for questioning to your palace.

1183 AD, Winter

Gemstones and silver and gold from the north arrives in the Treasury.

1

As for the gold from Ceodwell, the shipment arrives with a report from the mines' overseer; apparently, they've barely managed to get the yearly quota fulfilled, such trace amounts of gold remained. The manager will be thusly closing the mine this winter.

You have become an aunt once more! That's because Irvalina, wife of Hein, gave birth to another of his sons. The proud mother named him 'Rubert', a masculine version of your name. You can't help but feel a bit touched by your cousin's choice.

More family matters come onto your shoulders; apparently Deathan has expressed his wish to marry! It would be all nice if not the controversial choice of his bride; its Aurelia, the daughter of a minor Damdamian diplomat from Republic, Manos Amanos, a staunch follower of the faith of Damed and strong believer in superiority of pluralism and republicanism over absolutism and monarchism.

A) He is free to marry whomever he wishes.
B) Stop! It's meddletime!! _{dooooo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo!}

[TankKit]

B
She seems like too much of an issue to have our family married to, we do not need someone who supports rebublicanism and a staunch follower of Damed marrying into our house when we're going to have a diplomatic period after our integration of Cydywl. Changed later on.

[Criptfeind]

Have we ever in the history of this game had a family member that wanted to marry someone noncontroversial?... (I'm sure we have and I can't remember it because it wasn't controversial, but still!)

A

I'm just happy someone had decided to try their hand at breeding instead of letting out the family lines that don't have direct family supervision die out.

[crazyabe]

A.

[ANGRY_DEMON_NOISES]

Bulli time!!!