Which faction should I play?

[Nereis]

Could you recommend me faction which is easy, surrounded by rebels, doesn't have to much non-family generals, doesn't have to much regions (but not to few), has well developed cities, is catholic and can have princess?



If not, which faction has similar features as above?

[bluenose66]

Denmark is surrounded by rebels in Sweden and has 5 starting regions, some of its cities are developed like Rosklide

[The Source]

england, france, byzantines and genoa

[Bill Overbeck]

For Catholic, England is a good bet. If you move fast, you can get Rennes, Antwerp, and Bruges on the mainland, and that still leaves you the one area that starts with a C, (can't remember the name at the moment,) and you always have Ireland to go after.

Norway might also be a good bet, but you'll have to race the Danes for those rebel territories.

For others, the Khwarezmian Empire has a lot of rebel territory to expand in, but you'll have to deal with Mongols in your heartland mid game.

I'm not sure about Pagan, (never played a pagan faction yet!), but all Catholic and Orthodox factions can get princesses.

[Gogolometro]

Play what I play right now, byzantinez late era. I moved all my generals in Britania, except Arta and Canalkale.
I lost Trapezunt, Durrazo and Smirna, I conquer by accident Constantinople and Adrianople, I face a jihad there, but I took from english London, Nottingham and Winchester. Fun, fun, fun.

[John Haukewood]

Kiev is a fun, challenging game for me. You have the potential for great sea-trade, and you'll probably come up against the Romans, which is tough but fun. Plus, the Cumans on the other side offer a completely different fighting style to adapt to.