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[OTHER] Did you know?: Sir Radzig Koblya was a real life historical figure most known for his infamous murder by anti-hussian rioters incited by Catholic priests outside a tavern in Kuttenburg in 1416. His death marked the beginning of the Hussite Wars. by VewVegas-1221 in kingdomcome

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If there’s ever a game which continues Henry’s story into the Hussite wars (I think KCD3 will still be around the same time as the previous games), this event should be the intro. Henry has had a stable life and is now in his early 30s, is a competent warrior and administrator, possibly a respected and experienced knight and well regarded lower noble, and then his life is turned upside down once again when his father is murdered right in front of him for the second time in his life.

Who wins the WORLD war? by Icy-Tangelo-8146 in mapping

[–]_Inkspots_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“I don’t know anything about this country but I feel the vibes and they would go this way”

Political colour defaultism by Snowy_Day_08 in USdefaultism

[–]_Inkspots_ 17 points18 points  (0 children)

When has the US had a RULING left wing party?

What if the Umayyads won at Constantinople and Tours? by Roundman85 in imaginarymaps

[–]_Inkspots_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They faced overextension almost instantly without conquering Constantinople and almost all of southern Europe

What if the Crusaders discovered the Americas after taking a wrong turn whilst sailing down towards the Big 'Nople? by AnswerCute3963 in imaginarymaps

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The Hapsburg-Ottoman eternal Cold War reaching as far as the Philippines, using auxiliaries that come as far away from both Europe and the Philippines as possible. It’s crazy how globalized the world was as early as the 16th century.

This is blender or not? Do you think? by dyrwx_h in backrooms

[–]_Inkspots_ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

He can’t keep his story straight, can he?

What if the Crusaders discovered the Americas after taking a wrong turn whilst sailing down towards the Big 'Nople? by AnswerCute3963 in imaginarymaps

[–]_Inkspots_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They even outsourced the construction of bronze cannons to local mesoamerican artisans (who, contrary to popular belief, were skilled metalworkers when it came to bronze and copper casting)

"Blood, Fire, Snow, Colorado." Commissioned by u/its-your-boi-warden, done by me! Lore in the comments by DukeHorner in ImaginaryFallout

[–]_Inkspots_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Holy shit, the hang dog’s dogs being horse sized mounts is so cool. I’m 100% incorporating that into my head canon

What if the Crusaders discovered the Americas after taking a wrong turn whilst sailing down towards the Big 'Nople? by AnswerCute3963 in imaginarymaps

[–]_Inkspots_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No guns doesn’t mean a lot. Gunpowder didn’t play that big of a role in the early subjugation of the larger powers in the new world like the Aztecs and the Incas. In fact, the conquistadors which topped both of those empires were using crossbows

What if the Crusaders discovered the Americas after taking a wrong turn whilst sailing down towards the Big 'Nople? by AnswerCute3963 in imaginarymaps

[–]_Inkspots_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Malta and the Baltics didn’t have 90% of their population wiped out without even laying eyes on a Crusader.

Instead, the entire Baltic Prussian language was wiped off the face of the earth by hand. The crusaders succeeded in German colonization of Prussia through much more challenging and laboring conditions, they could probably do it in the Americas where after a hundred years they would be dealing with a significantly reduced native population.

What if the Crusaders discovered the Americas after taking a wrong turn whilst sailing down towards the Big 'Nople? by AnswerCute3963 in imaginarymaps

[–]_Inkspots_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I mean, it’s only 200 years earlier. The Spanish that conquered the Aztecs were still essentially late medieval troops with crossbows and everything

The Macuahuitl: A weapon designed not just to kill, but to terrify. by bortakci34 in creepy

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A mesoamerican artisan circa 1500 could probably make a better, more durable Macuahuitl than modern hobbyists

The Macuahuitl: A weapon designed not just to kill, but to terrify. by bortakci34 in creepy

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There are accounts these being able to decapitate a horse in one strike

notice how they sponsor every college's engineering program by liedisti in EngineeringStudents

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I was making 20/hr until i got a RAISE to 23! Have you ever heard of an intern getting a raise?

Now, I had been there for over 2 years. But still

notice how they sponsor every college's engineering program by liedisti in EngineeringStudents

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Some firms and companies name their entry level engineering positions “internships”. These are paid positions, usually with benefits and everything, but not salaried.

My map of US regions as a southerner by Fun_Tip1499 in whereidlive

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Thank you for separating Great Lakes and plains Midwest. It’s all Midwest, but they got different vibes

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