I would like to say that as far as I know I only supplied the weapons and bombs to the natives and that they conducted such an operation.
Not that I'm not still at fault, however.
Did you give them the weapons for free?
I would like to say that as far as I know I only supplied the weapons and bombs to the natives and that they conducted such an operation.
Not that I'm not still at fault, however.
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Except for the fact that both of them want to convert you to their crazy nutso-religions so that all of your people become loyal to their heads of state.
They like to leave that detail out.
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Yo dawg, we herd you don't got tanks. Well, today be yo lucky day, cause we got tanks. We got tanks for days. You want tanks? Bam. You got tanks. Tell you what. Boom. Now you got tanks that carry tanks. Look at that. Now you can go to war, while you go to war.
In all seriousness, making a trade pact with Eisenkreis is not nearly as difficult as it is made out to be, you just really have to gain the trust of Marianna, and there happens to be a really easy way to do that. I'll give you a hint. Make friends with Csilla.


@Hael
Your history is great, but unfortunately Tin has a copyright on burning people. Expect a lawsuit. :P
What's your idea that the Temple Guard gave you?

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That is an incredible history. I could almost visualize the events happening as I read it.

Rather than finish my important people section and write about Babur and Tolon Bey, I chose to began the military section since I figured it's just a wee bit, y'know, important.
I wrote about the Temple Guard, which are Tin's holy warriors and elite soldiers.
