The invasion of santa claus and the pagan believing gnomes that convert people to their demon god by handing out presents.Ofcourse "naughty"children become zealous because they don't get any.
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Johan looked so sympathetic in the interview i bought the aztec invasion 
He is like a swedish santa clause You just gotta love him
He is like a swedish santa clause
You just gotta love him 
It´s the first time I watch Johan. I think he´s got some LOTR style. There is something "Gandalfish" about him...
PS. Ouch¡ Leviathan07 said the same¡
PS. Ouch¡ Leviathan07 said the same¡
Playable barons. I don't want it and would much rather see playable pagans, but that's what it is. Playable barons.
Pagans or republics/theocracies. My vote goes for pagans, there isn't that many republics to be considered "size of SOI or bigger", while pagans are quite a big part of the map in 1066, if they gave an alternate start for the DLC, some time earlier, it'd be simply EPIC.
I suppose an pagan dlc, with focus on vikings. That would be plausible as Johan and others are from Sweden. What say you?
I really hope in a pagan dlc, but not only tengri, all the pagans should be improved.
Of course if they implemented 'play as a state' mechanics for theocracies and republics, and a whole fleshed out cardinal system to make the west Europeans have something else to do than try to beat up the muslims in Iberia and Italy...
I am not convinced of either, but think a theocracy/republic/cardinal DLC would fit 'SOI in scope'
Here's hoping for a fully fleshed out cardinal system. I think that could be a cool addition to a theocracy DLC.
This!!
I can see the Zombie plague spreading across the map... Crusades and Jihads called to retake the the lands!
Completely optional of course...
Arent we a bit saturated with zombies?
What about something like Legacy of Alexander: Expand the map to India and try and recreate the empire of history's greatest general.
Paradox Devs aren't stupid, they'll do the easy one first which is to make the pagan religions playable as it's a dynasty based rule.
I just hope they don't focus on neonazi-viking stuff, but instead put the focus on Baltic and Tengri pagans and enhance the northern crusades in the game as they're most inline with timeline (1066 Norman conquest signifies the end of the viking age (a matter of debate, but it's commonly believed to be so among the historians because viking invasions wasn't as effective anymore as the rest of the world advanced)).
I just hope they don't focus on neonazi-viking stuff, but instead put the focus on Baltic and Tengri pagans and enhance the northern crusades in the game as they're most inline with timeline (1066 Norman conquest signifies the end of the viking age (a matter of debate, but it's commonly believed to be so among the historians because viking invasions wasn't as effective anymore as the rest of the world advanced)).
I think all three of republics, theocracies and pagans fit that statement. While republics and theocracies are few they will need new mechanics to be playable. For example one way to make republics playable is to make it possible to play a landless merchant family inside a republic. This would require new UIs and a trade system to be implemented.
Agreed, the pagans who actually have many nobles in 1066 should get more focus than the smaller pagan groups (Norse pagans and pagans in Mali).