Years later, he declares war on me to claim my territory. My bastard uncle was declared king of England. I tried to fight to a standstill, but eventually their king died in battle and their armies crumbled. However, his son was even more aggressive. The King of England died somehow, and his son took over. It was brutally tough, and I thought I might lose. I launched a war to get England for my uncle. I wanted England as well, and my legitimized bastard uncle (the bastard son of my first character), somehow had a claim on the kingdom of England. My grandson took over, and eventually conquered Ireland. My main conquest was trying to fight over this one, small piece of land, which I lost before my character died.
Let me tell you the story of the first long campaign I played. this game is filled with a lot of unique characters that kind of develop their own story as you play. Usurpers, traitors, heretics, bastards, rival kings, scheming courtiers. It also has some of the best dynamic story telling in games. You can play it as a grand strategy game where you try to build a massive empire, or you can play it as a roguelike where you put yourself into the worst situations and see how you can survive. It is confusing at first, but once everything clicks, you'll love it.
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