Rise of the Empire Total War

Character attributes:

Name: Richard Stuart

Age: 15

Command: ★★★ (This person has mastered the basic command ability, he can deal with small-scale wars, but he will still be in a hurry due to unexpected situations.)

Virtue: ★★★ (This person is a member of the royal family, and the education he has received has enabled him to possess the virtues that nobles should have.)

Prestige: ★★★ (The prestige of this person only affects the territory of his fief, and even the humblest peasants look down on him outside the fief.)

Piety: (This person never believes in gods, let alone being devout to gods.)

characteristic:

Roman Caesar: This person is Caesar of the Holy Roman Empire, the co-lord of the Germanic people. Regardless of his ability, the title of emperor still allows him to be respected by his subordinates. (command +1, prestige +3)

Qualified General: Many years of command experience in the game has made this person a qualified general. Although this is only on paper, there is no doubt that he has richer command and combat experience than ordinary people. (statistic +2)

Atheist: No matter what gods the owner of this body believed in before, the soul that now occupies the body is an out-and-out atheist materialist. (Piety -5)

Noble royal family: This person is a member of the royal family and has received strict court education since childhood. (Virtue +2)

Exiled Crown Prince: This person used to be the heir of the country, but the dynasty to which he belonged has perished and was forced to go into exile in another country. Even so, the name of the crown prince of the country can still be respected by others. (Majesty +1, virtue +1, city people's heart +5)

Skill:

Assembly: Blow the horn to stabilize the morale of the army! (You can use the rallying skills during the war to restore morale, and there is a high probability that the soldiers who have collapsed will regroup to your side and continue to fight for you.)

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Looking at his personal attributes, Richard was silent for a long time, wondering if it was a habit in the game, he panicked when he saw his sporadic piety.

If this was in the game, he might be caught and grilled by the Inquisitor of the Papal State after a few rounds.

But... the extra skills under the characteristics quickly caught his attention. He looked at the system's description and remarks on this skill, and soon understood that this is not the default for every general in the game. Skills? Using rally skills when the army has a white flag can stabilize the soldiers and last longer.

After withdrawing from the character attribute, Richard began to check the details of the city again. Looking at the poor two buildings that had been built in the city, he thought about it, and decided to build a flat land first—there is a fertile plain outside Nuremberg, It would be wasteful not to use it for farming.

What's more, the system army and urban residents also need to eat like ordinary people. Although they brought their own food after being summoned, the food obviously couldn't satisfy them.

And the shipment of grain brought by Richard can only be used for a period of time, and the real source of grain still depends on the hands of hard-working farmers.

However, now that winter has gradually entered, it is obviously too late to plant crops. This made Richard hesitate for a long time, and finally decided to replace the flattened land with a grain business. Because after checking the building introduction, Richard found that the grain trading company allowed him to use dinars to buy grain, and the price was not expensive, so he could buy it and use it directly when there was a shortage of grain. In addition to this, he also used another construction vacancy to build leveled land.

I forgot to mention that the system here allows two system buildings to be built at the same time, unlike in the game where only one can be built at a time.

It takes 600 dinars to build a grain business and leveling the land respectively, and it takes one month. When the grain business is completed, the system will give away a merchant with a level of one. In addition, Richard also noticed that the construction time here is not referred to by the number of rounds, but is converted using real time.

For example, in the game, it takes two rounds to complete the grain business, but it takes a month to change to reality, while the road that only needs one round to complete only takes half a month.

That is to say, one round in the game is equivalent to half a month in reality, but the tax collected once in a round has become collected once a quarter (four months), which makes Richard doubt his future days Will it be hard.

After spending 1,200 dinars to build a grain business and level the land, Richard checked the conscription interface again. He can only recruit town militias at present, and he can only recruit two teams due to recruitment restrictions.

Richard didn't want to recruit such weak chickens as the town militiamen. The town militiamen only wore commoner clothes, equipped with pitiful small round shields and short spears. It might be okay for them to maintain law and order against unarmed civilians. Face to face was defeated by the enemy.

It's so real.

Speaking of which, Richard is still holding two teams of heavily armed sergeants and a team of crossbow militiamen. On Cuban Island, where there are no foreign enemies, these troops may be summoned to no avail and can only consume food for nothing, but the system His second mission is still reminding him all the time that the threat of the pirate army has not been eliminated.

After thinking about it, Richard still summoned all the troops. It was the same as the scene when the general guard appeared in the early days. He only felt a white light flash in front of him, and more than 300 soldiers appeared in front of him, half kneeling on the ground together. , shouting "Your Majesty Caesar."

All this was seen by the civilians who hadn't completely dispersed. A group of bumpkins who had never seen the world suddenly knelt down with the soldiers. The difference was that the former knelt down to the God they believed in, while the latter knelt down to their emperor. His Majesty.

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Walking into Nuremberg, the houses in the city are generally two-story buildings, the tallest is only three-story, and the only three-story building is the town hall where the ruler lives next to the town square.

The first floor of the town office is the office hall, which is used to receive civilians in need in the town, the second floor is the office of town officials, the third floor is Richard's residence, and there is a small The tower, once the town is attacked, the metal bell in the tower will be rung, so that all civilians can take refuge here.

In addition, the town's own buildings also have several staff members, including two maids who are in charge of the lord's daily life, a cook, and a clerk.

The two maids were not good-looking, one was a weather-beaten country woman with rough and dry skin (the most common women in medieval villages), the other was plump, with a fleshy face, and a fleshy body when she walked. Bumping, her arms are even thicker than Richard's thighs - it is worth mentioning that she is also the chef's wife.

To be honest, this is what a medieval maid should look like. In the time-travel novels I read in my previous life, the maids are as beautiful as flowers and jade, and they are as beautiful as angels, which is simply fake. How good-looking can you expect a handmaid recruited from among the working women?