This is my first playthrough. My character is now in his 60s and I just had 2 children born. I’m planning to retire him as soon as one of them comes of age. Over the course of this campaign there’s been quite a few lords that I want to track down and execute. So if I start doing that, will my heir inherit all the negative that comes with executing them? submitted by /u/Worth-Consequence247 [link] [comments]
My mercenary army got cornered by the Northern King. Greatly outnumbered we fought our enemies of the North, as i saw my fellow soldiers fall to their blades one by one. We survived the king's first wave of soldiers ... Our cavalry was no more we only had around 30 infantry left and a handful of archers. Retreat was not a option as we had our reputation as the invincible mercenary band to uphold.
So i rallied my infantry and placed the archers in a half moon formation behind our soldiers. Everything was in place as we awaited the second wave of the northern kings attack, then they showed up charging at us with a large number of infantry they where only a few moments away, i shouted to my soldiers "SHIELD WALL!" and we formed up, bring it King of the North! i shouted, their infantry clashed against our shields but it wasn't enough to break our formation, we retaliated, hacking and slashing while keeping our invincible formation as they fell to our swords one by one, our archers raining arrows upon them, as bodies started to pile up their forces weakened, after a while only a few of them remained so i ordered my infantry to break formation and charge the enemy, as soon as the shield wall let up i was struck by a arrow in the head, from my corpse spectating mode i saw that cheeky King of north wielding his bow while hiding behind a tree ! I may have died but that battle was glorious!
Submitted March 30, 2017 at 04:43PM by Lisa_Mairy http://ift.tt/2nGIQuf
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