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Command the indomitable Knights Templar or marshal the resolute forces of the House of Lancaster in #AgeofEmpiresIV — Knights of Cross and Rose! ⚔️ Battle for supremacy across epic Historical Battles, unleash your strategic genius across ten new maps, and unlock new challenges in Conqueror Mode. 📜 Read more:

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Фото профиля Ferdinand The Cyber Duck
Ferdinand The Cyber Duck1 год назад

Imagine getting new DLC. LOL, not for aoe3 fans.

Фото профиля OPEN
OPEN1 год назад

Plan your strategy, claim your turf, and fight your way to victory! The battle royale is waiting for you to make your move!

Фото профиля MeanMemeBlob
MeanMemeBlob1 год назад

We drumming now

Фото профиля Sujeto-x
Sujeto-x1 год назад

Variant civilizations would be like selling you revolutions separately in AOE-3. Variant civilizations are a good concept for running campaigns and recreating specific historical contexts, but not for implementing as a full civilization.

Фото профиля Age Of Estrategax
Age Of Estrategax1 год назад

There is a LOT to unpack here... like a Lancaster trebs...

Фото профиля hhhh
hhhh1 год назад

Do you remember AOE3? Do you remember your promise?

Фото профиля Micky
Micky1 год назад

Hype

Фото профиля 𝕊𝕒𝕟 ℙ𝕖𝕤𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕖
𝕊𝕒𝕟 ℙ𝕖𝕤𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕖1 год назад

Comprado 🫡

Фото профиля A2RA!L
A2RA!L1 год назад

ottoman historical battles time to time required to enjoy the game deeply

Фото профиля Jokelo (Jokelo)
Jokelo (Jokelo)1 год назад

15 $ un dlc con solo 2 variantes es vergonzoso no voy a comprar algo así me parece un robo por 7 mas el descuento del 15% me parecería asta bien pero por 15 es de no tener vergüenza ojala lo cambien si no esto va a ir a peor ojala lean esto

Фото профиля BaleenWhale
BaleenWhale1 год назад

The Ottoman Art of war challenge has been much more difficult post-launch because of balance changes over time; any chance it can be made a little closer to its launch difficulty, again? 🙏

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The Knights Templar was a large organization of devout Christians during the medieval era who carried out an important mission: to protect European travelers visiting sites in the Holy Land while also carrying out military operations. A wealthy, powerful and mysterious order that has fascinated historians and the public for centuries, tales of the Knights Templar, their financial and banking acumen, their military prowess and their work on behalf of Christianity during the Crusades still circulate throughout modern culture. After Christian armies captured Jerusalem from Muslim control in 1099 during the Crusades, groups of pilgrims from across Western Europe started visiting the Holy Land. Many of them, however, were robbed and killed as they crossed through Muslim-controlled territories during their journey. Around 1118, a French knight named Hugues de Payens created a military order along with eight relatives and acquaintances, calling it the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and the Temple of Solomon—later known simply as the Knights Templar. With the support of Baldwin II, the ruler of Jerusalem, they set up headquarters on that city’s sacred Temple Mount, the source of their now-iconic name, and pledged to protect Christian visitors to Jerusalem. In 1139, Pope Innocent II issued a Papal Bull that allowed the Knights Templar special rights. Among them, the Templars were exempt from paying taxes, permitted to build their own oratories and were held to no one’s authority except the Pope’s. The order became known for its austere code of conduct (which included no pointy shoes and no kissing their mothers, rules outlined in “The Rule of the Templars”) and signature style of dress, which featured a white habit emblazoned with a simple red cross. Members swore an oath of poverty, chastity and obedience. They weren’t allowed to drink, gamble or swear. Prayer was essential to their daily life, and the Templars expressed particular adoration for the mother of Jesus, the Virgin Mary. Though its original purpose was to protect pilgrims from danger, the Knights Templar progressively expanded its duties. They became defenders of the Crusader states in the Holy Land and were known as brave, highly skilled warriors. The Templars built numerous castles and fought—and often won—battles against Islamic armies. Their fearless style of fighting became a model for other military orders. In the late 12th century, Muslim armies retook Jerusalem and turned the tide of the Crusades, forcing the Knights Templar to relocate several times. The Fall of Acre in 1291 marked the destruction of the last remaining Crusader refuge in the Holy Land. European support for the military campaigns in the Holy Land began to erode over the decades that followed. Additionally, many secular and religious leaders became increasingly critical of the Templars’ wealth and power. By 1303, the Knights Templar lost its last foothold in the Muslim world and established a base of operations in Paris. There, King Philip IV of France resolved to bring down the order, perhaps because the Templars had denied the indebted ruler additional loans. Many of the knights were brutally tortured until they confessed to false charges, which included heresy, homosexuality, financial corruption, devil-worshipping, fraud, spitting on the cross and more. A few years later, dozens of Templars were burned at the stake in Paris for their confessions. De Molay was executed in 1314. The Catholic Church has acknowledged that the persecution of the Knights Templar was unjustified. The church claims that Pope Clement was pressured by secular rulers to destroy the order.

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