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Nevis said
Some issues with Ecthelion... mainly the scraggly equipment. He's a general in a period paralleling the late Medieval Ages and Renaissance and a -there's no way his armor will be rusted, wearing piles of crude fur or rags. Armor at this point was usually as well-maintained as possible (which was fairly well) and often as fashionable as the person could afford. For someone of his stature, the finest arms and armor would be available to him and it would actually be a social for him to be using such subpar (and, honestly, unpretty in the eyes of the nobility) equipment-plate armor was usually designed with as much of a refined aesthetic as possible, as were the arms of the wealthy. And he's a famous general. While underdogs and the whole gritty and gruff thing did exist (far LESS at this technological level), it makes no logical sense for your character to be considering his status. You can't be both the elite AND the gritty underdog type.Also, is Ecthelion from ANYWHERE other than the LoTR (he was Denethor's, the Steward of Gondor's, father)?


While this doesn't apply to all of history, the first Great Mughal Emperor Babur spent quite a bit of his life in squalor to an extent that, at one point in his life, a bunch of his men had to get a rawhide coat from a village to keep him from freezing.
Korkud enters and leaves Bilecik at the age of 26, before the War of Sarifen Aggression, and 15 years have passed since that.
If you want you could make Ashradar a member of Korkud's retinue. Could make for fine interactions.
It's half-jokingly suggested that the country will fall to ISIS amongst the people, but overall, I do not think that an internal assault is a big concern right now. ISIS is currently too busy with Kurdish insurgents (who were Turkey's biggest enemy for about 30 years anyway, from here it unfolds like a Kaiju fight).
It's a quiet OOC.

I don't like quiet OOCs.
As far as I know, yes, they are doing strikes. About the Caliphate, the government is trying to be cordial with them. They've got too many men rooted inside Anatolia to risk it.
I'd rather if we didn't, honestly. I can understand acting as a base for operations, but Turkey also going on the offensive is a bad idea in my opinion.
Yeah, sure. Whaddaya want to talk about?
I specially made Hata'i stuff food inside a sandwich next to the captain since you said you could make him a cook, tbh.
To be frank, I have no idea what a pear-pickled fish sandwich would taste like.
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