Meanwhile, down to the south, Etienne the righteous fights heresy in Bordeaux, a bastion of sin and villainy. South of that is a paltry group of men who claim loyalty to the French kingdom. Paris is where the king and the princess, Constance, are currently located, and in Rheims, just east, an unremarkable general is governing. About the only thing we don't have to worry about is disease, and only because we don't rule enough peasants to support a decent cold or flu, much less an empire.Īs seen in the map, a force of Englishmen has gathered north of Angers. No watchtowers have been built, military installation crude, farming is rudimentary if it is existent at all and heresy is ever-present. We barely know what is happening within our own borders, much less in enemy territory. The many lords and barons have carved her into a shell of her former self, and now the English to the north, the Romans to the east, and the Spanish to the south all have the capability to waltz right into our land and pretend that they've owned it all along. Side note: I know I've been updating at a pretty fast pace today.Times are troubled in the Kingdom of France. Lastly, we could always try to set up a Crusade somewhere. And of course, they're all Catholic, so we'd risk excommunication. Milan to the south-east and finally the HRE to the east (again, maybe still a few rebel provinces thataway).
We've got England to the north, Spain to the south (and I think there are still some rebel provinces between us and them).
It's getting closer and closer to the point where expansion means starting a war with another nation.
Ignoring that we're probably in 2nd or 3rd. Financially, we're doing sort of terribly. We're #1 in Military and Territory, #3 in Population and #4 in Production. It's probably because our financial situation isn't so hot right now. We probably don't have to worry about Byzantium or Egypt for now, and it's not quite feasible for the Venetians to attack us just yet.
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