Invasions, great plagues, famines, and climate change can all ravage the land.

World Events: The world itself will not stand idle as you progress through the campaign.

War Weariness: Returning from Age of Charlemagne but modified to suit the needs of MK1212, War Weariness encourages shorter and fewer wars.However, those who placate the pope may receive certain boons. The Pope: Catholic factions may find themselves with a thorn in their side in the form of His Holiness himself.Story Events: Various factions have scripted story events, offering unique challenges for certain factions.Frontend Overhaul: The frontend has been overhauled with changes such as a Grand Campaign start date selector (currently only 1212 AD is available), a modified faction selection screen, and increased room for factions in custom battles.All non-mercenary units require population of their respective classes to recruit. Population: Cities now have population, which directly affects their squalor levels and economy.Dynamic Faction Ranks: Any faction in the campaign can grow from a county to an empire.

Decisions: Enact decisions that can affect your ruler or your realm.

Crusades (Currently only the 5th Crusade): Travel far from your homeland to retake the Holy Land, in service of God or perhaps in search of glory and power.

Buffer States: Release vassal buffer states from conquered territories where your direct control may be tenuous.

Annex Vassals: Diplomatically annex vassals who have been subjugated for 10 or more turns.

Optional UI sound effect replacement mod.

Over 4,000 beautifully modeled and period-accurate units (Note that only Tier 1 units are available until the remaining technologies are implemented).

Single region provinces, where every region on the map has 6 slots.

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