Crusader Kings Leads a battle once:

Leads a battle once:
I typically play a very just and kind ruler, but after a very stressful and very long defense against a crusade, this felt so, so worth it.
Geography from CK... I’ve learnt so much without even realizing it
There is so much to unpack here
Context is for the weak
man has a point
I love doing campaigns that involve realm founding decisions
Geez Uncle, I know what you want
Forget the Two Sicilies, I'm all about the Two Croatias
My First Custom Map!
My first iron man game! One ruler managed to finally form Rome, and take all of Iberia and Francia!
First successful CK run. Count Alfred to God-Emperor!
Genius + attractive granddaughter has cancer, why do I expect anything less of this game...
After my brother made a cadet branch, his house became the founding house, and mine became the cadet.
Nothing to see here, just a married bishop and a 16 year old pope (sry for the Bad quality).
This was on Ironman ��
Theocratic Francia - Protip in comments
The absolute state of my sister in law
Faama Richard the Lionheart is Norman no More. How does this keep happening?
Probably the best heir I’ve ever had
I just remembered why I don't like playing in HRE

Posted: 19 Dec 2020 11:41 PM PST

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I typically play a very just and kind ruler, but after a very stressful and very long defense against a crusade, this felt so, so worth it.

Posted: 19 Dec 2020 10:00 PM PST

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Geography from CK... I’ve learnt so much without even realizing it

Posted: 20 Dec 2020 07:27 AM PST

I was talking to my sister who wanted to take a vacation to Hungary and I realized that I literally have a mental map of Eastern Europe and the Balkans seared into my brain. I could place where Hungary was in relation to Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia, Romania or Bulgaria and it was shocking to me how much I had absorbed from CK. This map is a few centuries out of date but if you had asked me a year ago to put Switzerland or Azerbaijan or Georgia on a blank map I wouldn't have been able to do but I can pretty much get it spot on now just based on historical kingdom locations. I'm not sure if knowing the borders of the heptarchy in England is useful but I sure as hell could give a good go identifying them if it came up on jeopardy. It's like this passive absorption of world geography that is pretty neat. Anyone else have this experience?

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There is so much to unpack here

Posted: 20 Dec 2020 01:23 AM PST