I may have, in my overexcitement, sent my character before the Album Senatorium was released. Should I panic in that situation?
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.
Probably not, Czo is in bed (about 3-4 AM Polan time) and he posted the Album shortly after that, he won't read it until tomorrow.I may have, in my overexcitement, sent my character before the Album Senatorium was released. Should I panic in that situation?
Oh but plan A for the defense will be to toss a Mad Mandromenos at the Horde, we'll convince them that they don't want to invade Roman lands for risk of being infected by the Madness.Die, I say, Die for the Imperium Taurinus. Your noble sacrifice for the good of the Imperium will be remembered.
Sorry to burst your bubble friend, but the only adult Mandromenos alive is quite sane. And his children are only toddlers...
Oh but plan A for the defense will be to toss a Mad Mandromenos at the Horde, we'll convince them that they don't want to invade Roman lands for risk of being infected by the Madness.
Welcome to the Madness. You should have stayed in the Peninsula.I never though there would be a AAR so good it would induce me to create a account. I LURK NO MORE! I am here to join the madness, and I'll have a senator soon. Perhaps a lowly arastoi from a tiny peninsula with a gift for gold...
Don't worry, did the same. We can panic together.I may have, in my overexcitement, sent my character before the Album Senatorium was released. Should I panic in that situation?
That's... impressively progressive for the Imperium.There, having mastered trivium and quadrivium like all other dynatoi noblewomen, she studied law, theology and medicine.
You should do like the Melissenos, if living in Constantinople: Fortify your estate in a way, that it would need siege-equipment to brake down the doors, employ a ton of guards and store provisions for a few months. Or live somewhere else were it's more save. Like a deeeep hole in the ground. Exzept than you would get attacked by the mole people, so there's that.Also, poor Iskandar, the guy was past his 80s and he gets brutally murdered by peasants during the riots, after surviving the plague no less.
Least I know which heir will be hating on peasants and everything to do with them, including very much so Angelina and her heresy.
Which would be a nice real live parallel, where for example the cathar teachings are mostly known from the writings of the inquisitors and while most interrogations were done without torture (which is self evident considering the fact that in some regions of south france, every single person was questioned, leading to stacks of tens of thousands of protocols), the inquisition often used leading questions and since if you repent you mostly got away, people were often likely to say what the inquisition wanted to hear. Which leads to a problem for historians when they want to know more about some heresies. There is even a branch of historians who argue, that there wasn't any catharism at all except in inquisitonal writings.I hope we can vote on Angelodouloi gate in the next Session
I know on which side I would be for sure but it would prove to be an interesting debate.
Also just had a thought : maybe the narrator is lying about what is preaching Angelina(it would not be the first time that Czoklet would do that
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Well that is a good point.I hope we can vote on Angelodouloi gate in the next Session
I know on which side I would be for sure but it would prove to be an interesting debate.
Also just had a thought : maybe the narrator is lying about what is preaching Angelina(it would not be the first time that Czoklet would do that
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