Holy Cuthbert, who was then a shepherd lad, saw the soul of Aidan carried up into heaven, and he thereupon left his sheep and became a monk.Ī t Cardona, in Spain, the holy Confessor Cardinal Raymond, surnamed the Unborn, of the Order of Blessed Mary of Ransom for the Redemption of Prisoners, a man famous for the holiness of his life, and for his wondrous works, whose feast we keep upon the first day of September.Ī t Trier, holy Paulinus, Bishop In the time of the persecution under the Arians he was exiled by Constantius the Arian Emperor on account of his Catholic belief, and when he had been wearied out by changing the places of his exile, even beyond the bounds of Christendom, he at length died in Phrygia, and received a crown from the Lord in reward of his blessed sufferings. I n England, holy Aidan, Bishop of Lindisfarne. They're both awesome mods though so I suggest trying them out yourself before committing to one of them.P rídie Kaléndas Septémbris Luna vicésima tértia Anno Dómini 2021Ī ugust 31st 2021, the 23rd day of the Moon, were born into the better life:
1257 is HUGE but can get boring because of travel (covers all of Europe and some of Asia, as well as the Middle East and North Africa) and it eventually becomes a grind when conquering kingdoms (42 factions as of 1.03)
Overall Brytenwalda is smaller but has more refined features, some of which add some realism to the game. I've not played Brytenwalda as much but it is also very historically accurate and has features such as bleeding, fatigue, dismemberment, and different choices on how to deal with the aftermath of a battle (burn the dead, loot the dead and leave them to rot, etc.) The mod has a very well made culture and religious system (villages hate you for having a different religion to theirs, and I think the same if you are from a different culture.) You do need a decent computer to run the mod smoothly though. Its full of factions so there are plenty of wars to participate in, it includes mods such as freelancer so you can be a part of someones army instead of leading one (and is also a great way to get money until you can afford enterprises.) And like Proudly_Obsolete said its all historically accurate and has the option of joining in the crusade (and I think the Islamic equivalent, although that could just be me playing a lot of CKII lately)
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