Within a century, members of his family became dukes in Italy, princes in the Holy Land, and even kings of Sicily.
The Hautevilles - Robert de Hauteville left Normandy in 1047 CE with a small robber band. In this campaign, you will play as the Burgundians. However, as the blood that they spill is paid for with blood of their own, their focus turns increasingly northwards as they aim to create a kingdom of their own. The Grand Dukes of the West - For decades, the dukes of Burgundy have been embroiled in a bloody struggle over control of the mad French king using their cunning, military prowess, and immense wealth.
Follow him as his thirst for power and glory takes him throughout England, Wales, Scotland, and even on Crusade! In this campaign, you will play as the Britons. A shrewd commander and cunning politician, his merciless methods are effective yet amoral. The Sicilian unique unit is the Serjeant, a hardy infantry unit that can construct the formidable Donjon.Įdward Longshanks - A bitter hostage of rebel barons, Edward Longshanks vows to reclaim his birthright and lead a shattered England to unprecedented heights of prestige and fortitude. Sicilians - Experience the diverse cultures and martial spirit of the Mediterranean's crossroads as you build one of the most coveted kingdoms of medieval Europe.
The Burgundian unique unit is the Coustillier, a cavalry unit that utilizes a powerful shock attack when charging into battle. Battle your way across Western Europe and the Mediterranean with three new campaigns, subjugating your opponents by means of sheer military might and diplomatic prowess or through overwhelming economic and cultural power!īurgundians - Rise from a mere duchy to the marvel of Western Europe through economic might, cultural achievement, and the use of advanced military technology and tactics. Challenge friends with two additional civilizations as well as new units and technologies. Welcome to Lords of the West, the first new official expansion to Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition.
0 kommentar(er)
