The realm rejoices as Paradox Interactive announces the launch of Crusader Kings III, the latest entry in the publisher’s grand strategy role-playing game franchise. Advisors may now jockey for positions of influence and adversaries should save their schemes for another day, because on this day Crusader Kings III can be purchased on Steam, the Paradox Store, and other major online retailers.
To make everything perfectly clear:
Album Senatorium available online has been updated.
- Senator Alexandros Mandromenos and senator Honorius Scipion have been executed;
- Houses Mandromenos and Scipion have been purged;
- However both players – that is @varetta and @Mach Twelve – can still participate; you have to submit new Houses and characters however;
- Senator Lodovico di Capponi and senator Dooley Azizid have been flagged;
- Other senators and Houses were spared;
- For now
{{ The next one, you can't join the Senate during the session. }}{{Participate in this session or the next one}}
{{ No, it does not{{I hope being dead doesn't count as a inactivity absence to get removed from the AAR}}
{{Czoklet do you approve of this insanity or are you just facepalming like a gm when his players have done something incredibly stupid?}}
{{ I used to GM quite a lot back in the day, I'm used to players making... questionable choices{{I would guess this is only half IC:}}
Senator Markus von Habsburg (unaffiliated):
*A man in simple, but high quality clothing, carrying a large amount of rolls of parchment, limps in the Senate chamber. His grimace makes it clear to anyone who is not blind that moving is somewhat painful for him. He struggles to reach his seat as quickly as possible, to the annoyance of everyone else.*
Ah, my apologies, Konstantinopel is truly the greatest of all cities, but this is a curse as well as a blessing - this is only my second time here, and I am not used to the distances. But now I am here, and ready to serve our Holy Kaiser, and our Reich, ja?
*He chuckles and looks around asking for sympathy. When none comes, he continues.*
What is the current topic? Army reform, ja? I have served as Chief Scribe to the Tagmata ton Germanikon for several decades, so I know what we need, and here are some proposals I have outlined...
*He hands a sheet of parchment to everyone not resisting vigorously enough.*
No one can question the bravery of our Soldaten, ja! But bravery will not help you in fighting the Ausländer - for every man in the field, there are ten men behind him, making sure his armor is in good condition, and his weapons sharp, and his food ready. If they cannot do their Arbeit properly, all bravery is useless, ja. We must make sure that they can. See tables two through seven for some ideas on how to introduce Austerität to the armies...
{{While Markus drones on, you can keep going. I would appreciate it if the next few people mention a boring corporate meeting going on somewhere in the background.}}