Kings, Knights & other Celebrities

**matmohair1** · August 27, 2011, 05:03 PM

Kings, Knights & other Celebrities of the 12th & 13th century

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Baldwin IV, the leper king of Jerusalem

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King Richard the Lion heart

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Frederick Barbarossa I, Holy Roman Emperor

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Leopold V, Duke of Austria

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Andrew de Chauvigny

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Sancho Martin, the Green knight

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William Marshal, 1st Earl of Pembroke

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Robert Fitzwalter

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Hartmann Von Aue

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Simon de Montfort, 5th Earl of Leicester

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Doge Dandolo of Venice

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King Louis IX

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Peter, Duke of Brittany

William, Earl of Salisbury

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Othon de Grandson

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King Henry II of Cyprus

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& not forgetting the Ladies and Dames

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knights of Fame throughout the Ages

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btw, sorry for my mistakes - enjoy !

**~~knight who says nee~~** · August 28, 2011, 05:50 AM

yes version 3 could do with some of the features seen in third age. Historical figures recieving a biography, an expanded retinue (for instance a damascus steel sword for spending a few turns in damascus, perhaps +5 to your generals guard damage), and many more historical buildings in certain settlements... with a wide array of interesting bonuses.

**mAIOR** · August 28, 2011, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by knight who says nee

yes version 3 could do with some of the features seen in third age. Historical figures recieving a biography, an expanded retinue (for instance a damascus steel sword for spending a few turns in damascus, perhaps +5 to your generals guard damage), and many more historical buildings in certain settlements... with a wide array of interesting bonuses.

+5???? Jesus what've you been drinking? Damascus steel was good but don't fall in the misconception that other people's steel was worth any less. For example the ore you could extract in Spain and Portugal was high quality enough. Also, you have ways to turn bad ore into good one. See the Japanese and Viking method of building swords. Damascus steel is as good as any other kind of high quality steel existent.

Cheers...

**~~knight who says nee~~** · August 28, 2011, 03:45 PM

whoa easy, i'm just saying that it was known for its quality and should give an ancillary. Make it +1 or +5 I don't care... more important is the history and reason for its fame, which should be communicated in the ancillary

**mAIOR** · August 28, 2011, 04:31 PM

Originally Posted by knight who says nee

whoa easy, i'm just saying that it was known for its quality and should give an ancillary. Make it +1 or +5 I don't care... more important is the history and reason for its fame, which should be communicated in the ancillary

I'm eased and chilled

it was in jest what I said. After re-reading it, it did "sound" a bit rough though. I apologise mate

I blame the internet.

Cheers...