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Fiercely intense, outrageous, too blind to see!
Fiercely intense, outrageous, too blind to see!
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What I learned from the spam forum today: heavy metal wins wars.
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There on the battlefield, he stands!
There on the battlefield, he stands!
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THE CLASH OF IRON CAN BE HEARD
THE CLASH OF IRON CAN BE HEARD
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Oh yes.
Oh yes.
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There shall be triumph
There shall be triumph
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I was thinking of going more for what Spain had in real life: a few of the duchies following absolute primogeniture, including the royal seat, with the majority following cognatic but having less of a problem with female heirs or regents.
Basically: Navarre ended up being the primary power, instead of Castile.
One thing to think of in-setting is Uterine Primogeniture, wherein line of succession is actually followed through female ancestry. Something that was used among the Picts, though they still typically picked kings.
Or you could go with gavelkind, but with the size of the kingdoms, that would get messy very quickly.
Also: Updated my sheet a bit.Still got a good ways to go, but it's taking shape.
Basically: Navarre ended up being the primary power, instead of Castile.
One thing to think of in-setting is Uterine Primogeniture, wherein line of succession is actually followed through female ancestry. Something that was used among the Picts, though they still typically picked kings.
Or you could go with gavelkind, but with the size of the kingdoms, that would get messy very quickly.
Also: Updated my sheet a bit.Still got a good ways to go, but it's taking shape.
Afraid I will have to drop it. Life's been a bit hassling, and I don't want to slow you all down.
Granted.
I wish I had a better set of interpretive images.
I wish I had a better set of interpretive images.
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