Oops, time for some fb-to-fb...
stnylan: Unfortunately, the province of Pereyaslavl is part of the now gigantic Principality of Pereyaslavl, so this really is one of the tougher ones to get still. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if the Prince declares himself King of Rus soon.
RGB: Um, yes, but Peresechen is in the personal demesne of the Byzantine Emperor, another tricky challenge!
Actinguy: I'm laughing just imagining you in the hotel lobby...
Welcome aboard anyway.
Chief Ragusa: Funniest thing about Count Borel is that he became Rebellious and STILL kept being pleased with my wise and fair rule... :wacko: And as I mentioned, Peresechen is not mine - it was the one that got away while I was distracted taking Pest. What a Pest...
Deus: Ordulf is Inexplicably
Prussian! Precisely!
Murmurandus: Yes, fortunately the Project was saved from catastrophe by a timely untimely death...
FlorisDeVijfde: DV addresses the issue of knowing your newborn child's stats as I understand it. After I finish this game I will be switching, but meanwhile I'll make the most of all such amusing anomalies!
RGB[2]: Aside from trying to become King of Poland as well, which might be fun, what I need from Poland is Poznanskie and Plock. So far the Kingdom of Poland has stayed strong and stable - much to my annoyance!
phargle: Taking that comment at face value - thanks!
Alfred Packer: What I haven't worked out is how this actually happened (the Knights Hospitaliers becoming Muslim). Anyone got any theories (aside from the obvious inter-faith dialogue gone haywire one, that is)?
Specialist290, AP: Hmm... Everyone seems to have it in for poor Poland. You're forgetting Sviatoslav's own dear mother is Polish, how could he contemplate doing anything to upset her?
Well, the next ten years are played, up to 1200, and an update is in the pipeline.