Over 25k gold in the treasury. Over 250 gold per month surplus.Oooh, a triple emperior already. And 49 cities in Africa? That is impressive.
Quite an Emperor you got there.
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Over 25k gold in the treasury. Over 250 gold per month surplus.Oooh, a triple emperior already. And 49 cities in Africa? That is impressive.
Quite an Emperor you got there.
Over 25k gold in the treasury. Over 250 gold per month surplus.![]()
Hahaha, well I can certainly see the resemblance on the surface.Can anyone stop the Norman invasion?
Hang on, wrong AAR…
It's so delicious. Don't you think?Ahh, the sweet sound of success when you need a castle to store all your gold![]()
First of all, thank you and may your blessings come back and bless you too, friend!Emperor, congratulations on being a master builder. I agree with Blair and young Butterfly that it is easier to look at Miss Cora, as she is the fairest of the fair, than our esteemed professor. If I read the correct pages in the correct book (you are a stern taskmaster), will you please tell me the secret of your longevity? In my last 150 years of CK2, I have had one ruler reach 55 and just two 35 with 6 of 8 successions having regency starts. @Nikolai, may you and your loved receive God's blessings and protection in these troubled times.
Triple Emperors. How far do you think we can get?Well, the Byzantines are being humbled by the Normannians.
Speaking of which, it seems as if Normannia's rulers are giving themselves extra titles...
We all know Butterfly cant' handle his drink, but vomiting in class is a new low even for him.That is not an invitation to bring up your liquor, young Butterfly!
I was most disappointed. And surprised. I didn't imagine the young man would use expensive whisky, not to that extent and certainly not that he could afford it. What as waste, both of whisky and of potential talent...We all know Butterfly cant' handle his drink, but vomiting in class is a new low even for him.
The poking stick shall be deployed to ensure he tidies up after himself.
SIgh, don't I know it. I'm so relieved we have you among us, young Cora.This classroom has all the pedagogical qualities of a frat house.
Half of it is (vastly improved due to money used on settlements EVERYWHERE) desert though.*breaking character for a second* holy crap Normannia is huge
I can field around 100k troops. Closest competitor, except for crusades where I actually can lose due to all the Muslim realms banding together, is France when not in a civil war. IIRC, they can field around 20-30k troops. So, no. They can't. The ERE is under 10k btw.Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz…
Is there anyone who could seriously challenge you at this point? The ERE maybe?
I can field around 100k troops. Closest competitor, except for crusades where I actually can lose due to all the Muslim realms banding together, is France when not in a civil war. IIRC, they can field around 20-30k troops. So, no. They can't. The ERE is under 10k btw.
I read this as a different sort of smoking, which reminded me of a old classmate who's job during Chemistry lessons was "Guarding the spoon". Because the one time he was allowed to do practical chemistry he set fire to his own shoes.Mr Butterfly, will you please smoke outside?
This is turning into a full time job, I may need to hire an apprentice.Mr. Pip, please use your stick on young Blair. The young man seems to have fallen asleep again.
How do I see this? I can see men-at-arms number and levies number. But can I see the breakdown? Need to open the save and check around I guess.How much of that 100k is made up of 'colonial' African armies? Would the European holdings still be dominant on their own? (I'd assume so given the vast extent of the difference between you and France…)
Well, the smell was sweet...I read this as a different sort of smoking, which reminded me of a old classmate who's job during Chemistry lessons was "Guarding the spoon". Because the one time he was allowed to do practical chemistry he set fire to his own shoes.
Yeah, I will speak with the principal...This is turning into a full time job, I may need to hire an apprentice.