Age of Chivalry — Conquests and Pilgrimages — [UOWA IV]

[Renousim]

By what?  Hostile tribes or areas of interest?

what do you mean my scouts cant explore north

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[SWAT One]

They can explore all they want.  They just have people that don't want them there and may attack them.

[Renousim]

how do i upload the flag i made



NVM

[SWAT One]

I'll add it it when I'm free.

[Badger]

ill join in soon.

[hodot]

I'll add it it when I'm free.

you're always free in america~~

[Renousim]

can i discover america then makes colonies only to have them revolt against me because tea then they become a seperate nation and i control them

[SWAT One]

Dude, it's 601 AD.  Slow down.

[hodot]

it's been 5 months, my forces have reached the area of the congo

[Renousim]

Dude, it's 601 AD.  Slow down.

no stuff, i wasnt being serious

Our Scouts come back from their journey. Stormlands decides to send troops in boats to pillage the hostile tribes. We send a force of 3570 men. Including archers, and Man at arms.

They move at 30 miles per day on boat, men in well condition but a small shortage of food that isn't very significant.

[hodot]

my peasants have reached the strait of gibraltar, we've decided to start a small settlement here.

we'll call it Zenba. Its flag is below. The religion can be easily swayed.

[mlockha]

my peasants have reached the strait of gibraltar, we've decided to start a small settlement here.

we'll call it Zenba. Its flag is below. The religion can be easily swayed.

It hasn't even been a day and you're at the straits of gibraltar, from central/south Africa, crossing the Sahara, and carrying enough supplies to start a settlement. Yeah, no.

Voided.

[Renousim]

while the troops are traveling north, The Stormlands sends scouts west for expansion

[hodot]

It hasn't even been a day and you're at the straits of gibraltar, from central/south Africa, crossing the Sahara, and carrying enough supplies to start a settlement. Yeah, no.

Voided.

one day = a year, though.

[Renousim]

what about dehydration, you passed through the loving sahara