The Imperial Codex

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Good idea Beanie!

"Encyclopaedia bellum" ... can we put bellum in the genitive plural for "encyclopaedia bellorum"? Or even better, an adjective for "encyclopaedia bellicos". And how his that section distinguished from statecraft?

[Dogfish]

Niiiice, I really like that as n intro. Are you thinking about putting it in the wiki, and we could all discuss and contribute to it? (Crowdsourcing FTW)

[johnhughthom]

My Steam download's lack of a manual means that I, for one, would heartily welcome such a tome. Particularly one coming from such a learned scholar as yourself sir.

[Fisherking]

My Steam download's lack of a manual means that I, for one, would heartily welcome such a tome. Particularly one coming from such a learned scholar as yourself sir.

are we talking about Sir Beane?




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[A Very Super Market]

So this hasn't been made yet, right?

I would like to help out..

[Sir Beane]

An update!

I have the game. I'll be playing for a few days, to get a feel for things. Then I'll start writing.

Encyclopaedia Bellum – basically a big list of factions, provinces, units and things of that sort. The sort of guide you can glance at if you want to know what provinces France start with say.

The Art of Statecraft – a campaign map strategy guide, with helpful hints and the like

The Field Marshall’s Guide – battle map strategy guide, with info about formation and tactics

The Captain’s Log (I might change this name) - naval map strategy guide, with info on tactics and similar things.

Thanks for all the offers of help I have recieved! . Once I start the guide I'm sure I can find something for everyone to do. Probably raw data collection, and contributing tips and tricks.

The actual guide itself will probably be written entirely by me, in 18th century style. I'm also going to attempt to make the guide as funny as I can. I'm aiming for entertaining and informative. That means it will probably take quite a while to finish however.