A very nice end, Comrade! Very well written.
A very nice end, Comrade! Very well written.
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Great epilogue! I like the idea of the Civil War.
Excellent epilogue posts.
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A truly magnificent AAR. Congratulations.
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Great way to muse on the implications of a Crusader revival, DCU (yes). It's an excellent addition to the otherwise great setup of Veldmaarschalk's AARs, which you adopted.
One thing, though:
Don't you mean 1671?As for Philippe, he was executed for treason before the Tower of David on 14th February 1771.
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Well I finally caught up only to find the story over. Regardless, it was extremely well told and I am glad to have been able to read this wonderful rise of the crown of Cyprus. Excellent expansion and wonderful storytelling have made this a joy to read. Thanks for writing it and weaving an outstanding tale. And congrats on finishing.
So what's the next project?
Again many thanks to all for the constant comments and interest. It was an enjoyable experience writing up Guy's struggles and I've learned quite a bit from it. If I had to do it again I'd do things differently perhaps but once you enjoyed reading it...
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Outstanding work and I can't wait to see what you decide to tackle next.
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I've just caught up and read the epilogues... very well written! I especially liked how you wrote about the fall of Constantinople at the hands of the Bulgarians in 1453. With the Turks gone, somebody had to capture it.
Once again, this AAR was excellent and truly a joy to read. I'm also eagerly awaiting your next work!
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