*EMPEROR RANDALL THE BANDIT!* Hello HELLO! Super excited to be back in Bannerlord with the LAST episode of this series! Make sure to give it a like and a comment to boost it in the algorithm! I have also enabled SUPER THANKS! So now you can GIVE KOIFISH MONEY with a special comment :D
"Any leader worth their salt appoints a headsman. They're easily replaced and they do the dirty work a leader shouldn't have to do themselves. Proof of this concept can be found in the story of Randall 'the Raider', also referred to as the 'Emperor of Bandits'. Each time this vile man won in battle he would behead the commanders himself, sometimes as many as twenty at a time, ending entire bloodlines in his lifetime. His seemingly unstoppable rebellion was brought to an eerie close in the summer of 1087. The sizable host of looters, bandits, oathbreakers and deserters were riding high on a wave of victories after their successful siege of the city of Tyal. Yet the morning after their victory they were all gathered into the town square and dismissed by Randall. Sources from this time are scarce and unreliable, however, in multiple accounts Randall is quoted as having said this to his throng "All you brave soldiers that have fought for me, looters and bandits alike, I dismiss you from your service". It is unclear what his men did after this as records are non-existent, likely due to the record keepers and stewards also being dismissed. However records do exist from the Sturgian crusaders who were marching towards the city at the time. The report gives us an interesting window into the last moments of a man clearly broken beyond recognition, the report states as follows: "On the 13th day of the summer of 1087 a lone rider under the banner of Randall the Raider flew at our marching lines, his horse and himself bedecked in the finest armour and jewels. The man jabbered to himself and his horse as he rode through the battle lines. A javelin pierced his breast and soon after he dismounted his horse, charging into the quickly assembled battle lines and impaled himself on the blade of one of the soldiers. Upon inspection of this mans body and the events of the following days it was surmised that this man had been Randall the Bandit, the target of this crusade." While now only a footnote in history, this story is important to remember when becoming a leader of any kind. Delegation is the key to success when you have many things to attend to. They who bear the weight of too many responsibilities will pay a cost similar to that of Randall the Raider" - An excerpt from Luters "Guide to Leadership: A handbook for those who find themselves in power" published in 1456
Randall, king of thieves, emperor of bandits and looters, defender of all criminals. Songs shall be sung in the woods of Battania, tales shall be told through the lands of Sturgia. All of Calradia shall remember his name, thus his deeds was dishonest and unnecessary, but his might was infinite. Rest in peace, Randall the Lordslayer. Ojojojojoj!
From petty squabbels fat and dumb Sat lords from west to east in their castels of stone So when Randalls father was slain for thieving a crumb He helped them for their sins atone. Fearless he rushed into battle Hated by almost all of Calradia Slaughter he would them like cattle Not victor, but he was a messenger. Looter they called him and bandit and thief When he sought nought but a life of his own. The beginnig was hard but you better believe Randall took from them a castle of stone. Relentlessly the walls were under attack For thousands marched upon Dinar But headless they all came back And all noble women cried their mouths ajar. To count the losses nobody dared, for they knew it was but a folly. So when towards Randall the armies would strive He brought Wonderfluff, Bow and his own trusty knife So he and his own could shoot them down with every volley. Never the nobles sought to parley So Randall was left without choice His hunger could not satisfy butter nor barley One last goal he offered the boys: "Take Tyal with me and you´ll be the heroes The nobles should always have been!" Their journey was splattered with armies and foes As has since by no eye been seen. Details of battle are never as certain As legend and stories may tell, But his last fray was the first he was hurt in When he somber and willingly fell. So remember, young noble, when you lay to bed To let everyone make a good living. Cause lordslayer Randall will come for your head If your taking far exceeds giving.
I don't know how to say this but the ending was so well done as was the whole story. I actually felt emotion as Randall met his fate and you can't buy that. Thank you koifish💪
Let us not forget... of the unsung hero of Randall's epic tale. His ever-trusty steed, which brought him to notoriety. The camel he got from seemingly nowhere in episode 1.
I speak Spanish but I know a little English and I really loved this series, it has a better plot, development and character outcome than many TV series, you are very great
8:53 that man was standing strong, alone in his post, when his lord jumped from the ramparts on a horse landing right next to him, turned around and asked "What do you taste like?" Makes a man consider his career
Man, finally.. I'm checking this channel every single day in case of an update lol *Edit : Yes, i did turn my bell. But my phone just full of lots of notification and not to mention i already missed many updates because the notification is just not there. So yea, i'd say just in case i missed it.
You may have killed Emperor Randal, oh Lords of Calradia! But know this, like the hydra, once you cut off one head, another two will sprout up. Emperor Randal's legend shall live on, and inspire new bandit kings. This is just nature, and you can't fight nature. Glory to The Hounds!!!! Ojojojojojojoj!!!
History knows the man that died in the summer of 1087 as Randall, although there are many cognomens such as "the Raider", "the King of Looters", the "Emperor of Bandits" and "the Criminal Commander", very little of his actual history is actually recorded and thus we know little of his life before becoming "the Scourge of Calradia's Crowned Heads". The aristocracy reviled the man, so did all the peasants and soldiers that lost their livelihoods and family by his hand. Yet, despite his rise to power being shrouded by myths and legends, his was a meteoric rise and fall that marked the continent's history forever. For he managed to unite under his banner, the golden hound, those that had previously only fought in small skirmishes and lived on the run. More than that, he managed to turn the tables on the nobility, raising an army of those forgotten men of Calradia and putting countless lords and ladies to flight, even going as far as establishing his own petty kingdom and defending it from massive combined campaigns by the neighbouring realms. By his own hands, as well as sometimes in battle by the hands of his subordinates, crowned heads fell as the petals and leaves during autumn, leading to a massive shakeup on the power balance of the regions he was active on. Randall died in what is presumed to be a fit of madness or suicidal glory, first dismissing his own soldiers, then charging against the amassing armies outside of his newly conquered capital, the city of Tyal, he appears to have rode by himself while screaming at the shield walls and being fired upon by skirmishers. His exact words are lost to time, however we know that he dismounted and ultimately charged against the line of swords, spears and shields, while wearing his finest jewellery and screaming at the men. The psychological impact of his campaigns can be surmounted by the fact that after his death every lord and lady in the surrounding kingdoms demanded to see the body in person, so as to be sure that their nightmare was over. His petty bandit kingdom fell soon after his unexpected death, having left no heir nor a will, much less any written constitution or laws, the men and women under his command appear to have initially defended what was left of his kingdom but ultimately dispersed back into hideouts all over the continent. Notwithstanding, his biggest mark on the continent's history was both a material and a symbolic blow to the aristocratic ways prevalent in those times. For Randall's rise to power was a bloody one, but that was not uncommon in the era he lived or in the one preceding him. What made him unique was how he ultimately dispensed the same brutality upon lords and ladies as they had become used to dispense only to the lower classes. Furthermore, while Randall often ransomed or even recruited (sometimes conscripting at sword point) commoners, it became his hallmark to execute any captured lord or lady. This was in juxtaposition to the norms and rules followed by these aristocrats. As it's public and notorious, battles in those days were determined by the deaths of hundreds of commoners, under the command of a nobility who even in defeat was either ransomed or freed by their rivals. Randall turned this logic upside down, no longer were lords playing games, assured that even a defeat would be a minor setback, unsheathing their blades Randall meant assured death upon defeat. While the commoners were offered to pay for their liberty in coin or in service, the crowned heads were stuck on pikes and paraded outside of Randall's camp. The profound impact of such brutal policy cannot be understated, having amassed a sizable host of looters, bandits, oathbreakers and deserters, achieving a wave of victories in both field battles and successful sieges, Randall showed that nobles could be defeated and that their lives were not worth any more than that of a commoner, even an outlaw that couldn't write his own name was worth the same as a banner knight once given the correct training and equipment. Multiple accounts of Randall's battles were passed around in oral history, some even portraying his final suicidal charge as a ruse, promising that he would return and lead a new host of outlaws to ravage the castles and towns of Calradia. Sources also mention several other men using his name and his banner to attempt such a thing, often ending up short and being crushed by coalitions that would have been impossible if not for Randall's deep impact on the nobility's psyche. It is unclear when exactly, as records are either unreliably or non-existent, likely due to scribes and archivists being forbidden to preserve this, but in the years following Randall's death his banner and name became associated with several quasi-independent cells of underground organizations. From Sturgian and Batanian, to the Imperial and even Khuzait and Aserai lands, sprouted a movement of commoners preaching for a society based on personal merit instead of birth. The constant infighting between the leaders of the nobility, as well as the on and off rebellions following on Randall's footsteps, made the kingdoms and realms unable to keep up with such activities. What is known is that these movements ultimately achieved what we now take for granted in our continent, the professional armies and governments of our time. No longer are towns ruled by lords, no crowned heads rule over these lands. There are still those whose rise to power are based on nepotism and inherited wealth, however both in the armies and civil administration the rule to the top has become how much one can accomplish. Even those born out of the slums can become officers in the armies and officials in the cities, fortress and settlements are not gifts for an elite to receive and trade, much less to use in their wargames. The military conflicts have become such that the highest rate of casualties in battles are still in the lower ranks, however captured officers are expected to atone for their mistakes by either execution or sometimes lifelong imprisonment and disbarment from further service in the armed forces. The same extends to elected representatives that would cast their vote and influence behind wars, they are expected to bring about victory or suffer the same consequences they thrust upon the soldiers of their nations. No longer is the burden put solely on the weaker part of the societal hierarchy. This is obviously the fruit of centuries of struggle, however it's no exaggeration to say that one of the sparks for this was Randall, the man whose golden hound is still emblazoned in many flags and regimental banners to this day. For all the blood he shed and all the possible crimes he committed, history as taken him as a symbol of liberty and rebellion, of the power of the underclasses against a corrupt and nepotist elite.
Nah he wanted to die. He gave his personal guard the instruction to run and he had dismissed his army. He had one last great right with his horse but then let it go. He ran without a weapon and with open arms into his enemy. I call that a man who judged wanted to die with honor.
I did something similar in one of my playthroughs (just not as a bandit), i had won multiple battles and my forces had been dwindled to almost nothing, and another force of mainly horsemen had caught me, so i send my soldiers away to fight them alone. I died of course. But it was a fitting ending to that playthrough.
May he rest and feast upon his treasure he gathered in life. The bane of men may his name live on in the stories some bard will tell in a tavern may kids of all lands grow up to fear his name. All hail emperor Randall the dog of dinar
Randall might have gone out but this calls for a nomad horde series, start out as a young horse archer raider, amass an horde of horse archers and shock lancers, take over the steppe, execute every single lord in Calradia that dares to attack the horde, blood will flow like countless rivers of red, until all of the steppe and desert are owned by the Khan.
If you want to make more Bannerlord Videos, there is the Old World Mod, a Warhammer Fantasy Mod. It is so much fun and the devs put a lot of Work into it
I get the feeling that within towns and cities rumors of Randall reach the downtrodden and the thieves and scum, under the banner of the Golden Hound they organize and terrorize nobility, particularly those that are cruel and it becomes a ghost story. "If you are cruel to your subjects, the Hounds will find your throat."
Now it is time for you to face the greatest Bannerlord challenge! Can you pull it off? The French Revolution Challenge where you overthrow all the nobels of Calradia and put them ALL TO THE AXE!!!!!
Randall was a very just person he brought the lowest of the low and gave them progress to continue forward so 5hey won't be be disrespected he's trying to make them be treated equal he's actually trying to bring the best way to peace he's the most just character in all calraydia
*EMPEROR RANDALL THE BANDIT!*
Hello HELLO! Super excited to be back in Bannerlord with the LAST episode of this series! Make sure to give it a like and a comment to boost it in the algorithm!
I have also enabled SUPER THANKS! So now you can GIVE KOIFISH MONEY with a special comment :D
ALL HAIL RANDALL!
A Interaction for the Interaction God, a Comment for the Comment Throne, for the Almighty Algorithm
Been watching your videos for a while now and I must say this one got me :-) Well done Bandit King
Hail King Randall
DO ROME!!!! DO ROME!!!
The balls of the director to kill off one of the leading players in the Koifish Calradian Cinematic Universe. Props to them, it was a good death
"Any leader worth their salt appoints a headsman. They're easily replaced and they do the dirty work a leader shouldn't have to do themselves. Proof of this concept can be found in the story of Randall 'the Raider', also referred to as the 'Emperor of Bandits'. Each time this vile man won in battle he would behead the commanders himself, sometimes as many as twenty at a time, ending entire bloodlines in his lifetime. His seemingly unstoppable rebellion was brought to an eerie close in the summer of 1087. The sizable host of looters, bandits, oathbreakers and deserters were riding high on a wave of victories after their successful siege of the city of Tyal. Yet the morning after their victory they were all gathered into the town square and dismissed by Randall. Sources from this time are scarce and unreliable, however, in multiple accounts Randall is quoted as having said this to his throng "All you brave soldiers that have fought for me, looters and bandits alike, I dismiss you from your service". It is unclear what his men did after this as records are non-existent, likely due to the record keepers and stewards also being dismissed. However records do exist from the Sturgian crusaders who were marching towards the city at the time. The report gives us an interesting window into the last moments of a man clearly broken beyond recognition, the report states as follows:
"On the 13th day of the summer of 1087 a lone rider under the banner of Randall the Raider flew at our marching lines, his horse and himself bedecked in the finest armour and jewels. The man jabbered to himself and his horse as he rode through the battle lines. A javelin pierced his breast and soon after he dismounted his horse, charging into the quickly assembled battle lines and impaled himself on the blade of one of the soldiers. Upon inspection of this mans body and the events of the following days it was surmised that this man had been Randall the Bandit, the target of this crusade."
While now only a footnote in history, this story is important to remember when becoming a leader of any kind. Delegation is the key to success when you have many things to attend to. They who bear the weight of too many responsibilities will pay a cost similar to that of Randall the Raider"
- An excerpt from Luters "Guide to Leadership: A handbook for those who find themselves in power" published in 1456
He was born as a nobody but he died as an Emperor
Love shit like this
Randall, king of thieves, emperor of bandits and looters, defender of all criminals.
Songs shall be sung in the woods of Battania, tales shall be told through the lands of Sturgia.
All of Calradia shall remember his name, thus his deeds was dishonest and unnecessary, but his might was infinite.
Rest in peace, Randall the Lordslayer. Ojojojojoj!
From petty squabbels fat and dumb
Sat lords from west to east in their castels of stone
So when Randalls father was slain for thieving a crumb
He helped them for their sins atone.
Fearless he rushed into battle
Hated by almost all of Calradia
Slaughter he would them like cattle
Not victor, but he was a messenger.
Looter they called him and bandit and thief
When he sought nought but a life of his own.
The beginnig was hard but you better believe
Randall took from them a castle of stone.
Relentlessly the walls were under attack
For thousands marched upon Dinar
But headless they all came back
And all noble women cried their mouths ajar.
To count the losses nobody dared, for they knew it was but a folly.
So when towards Randall the armies would strive
He brought Wonderfluff, Bow and his own trusty knife
So he and his own could shoot them down with every volley.
Never the nobles sought to parley
So Randall was left without choice
His hunger could not satisfy butter nor barley
One last goal he offered the boys:
"Take Tyal with me and you´ll be the heroes
The nobles should always have been!"
Their journey was splattered with armies and foes
As has since by no eye been seen.
Details of battle are never as certain
As legend and stories may tell,
But his last fray was the first he was hurt in
When he somber and willingly fell.
So remember, young noble, when you lay to bed
To let everyone make a good living.
Cause lordslayer Randall will come for your head
If your taking far exceeds giving.
@@klopswasser ya know...pretty good poem
@@lostwizardcat9910 thanks dude
@@klopswasser ye its rare to find something like this on TH-cam.
@@klopswasser this was hard af is hire you as a bard
He really made a better story than taleworlds did in 10 years
Someone should make this into a series
You mean like the series I did that I just finished? :D
😅🙈
@@Koifish make another. With 6 times the episodes, a new rendering engine and dynamic weather.
@@Koifish Hahahahahaha oops 😬. I mean Netflix series
@@xintarisvladimiros972 Netflix would ruin it by introducing woke trash.
I don't know how to say this but the ending was so well done as was the whole story. I actually felt emotion as Randall met his fate and you can't buy that. Thank you koifish💪
Let us not forget... of the unsung hero of Randall's epic tale.
His ever-trusty steed, which brought him to notoriety.
The camel he got from seemingly nowhere in episode 1.
I speak Spanish but I know a little English and I really loved this series, it has a better plot, development and character outcome than many TV series, you are very great
Cheers, Gustavo
Randall is an actual genius because how can anyone else be emperor if there's no one left?
8:53 that man was standing strong, alone in his post, when his lord jumped from the ramparts on a horse landing right next to him, turned around and asked "What do you taste like?"
Makes a man consider his career
what a glorious way to achieve inner peace, Randall
Man, finally.. I'm checking this channel every single day in case of an update lol
*Edit : Yes, i did turn my bell. But my phone just full of lots of notification and not to mention i already missed many updates because the notification is just not there. So yea, i'd say just in case i missed it.
that what the bell is for
just turn notifications on lol
I haven't been thus emotionally invested in a game story in years, XD
You may have killed Emperor Randal, oh Lords of Calradia! But know this, like the hydra, once you cut off one head, another two will sprout up. Emperor Randal's legend shall live on, and inspire new bandit kings. This is just nature, and you can't fight nature.
Glory to The Hounds!!!! Ojojojojojojoj!!!
History knows the man that died in the summer of 1087 as Randall, although there are many cognomens such as "the Raider", "the King of Looters", the "Emperor of Bandits" and "the Criminal Commander", very little of his actual history is actually recorded and thus we know little of his life before becoming "the Scourge of Calradia's Crowned Heads". The aristocracy reviled the man, so did all the peasants and soldiers that lost their livelihoods and family by his hand. Yet, despite his rise to power being shrouded by myths and legends, his was a meteoric rise and fall that marked the continent's history forever. For he managed to unite under his banner, the golden hound, those that had previously only fought in small skirmishes and lived on the run. More than that, he managed to turn the tables on the nobility, raising an army of those forgotten men of Calradia and putting countless lords and ladies to flight, even going as far as establishing his own petty kingdom and defending it from massive combined campaigns by the neighbouring realms. By his own hands, as well as sometimes in battle by the hands of his subordinates, crowned heads fell as the petals and leaves during autumn, leading to a massive shakeup on the power balance of the regions he was active on.
Randall died in what is presumed to be a fit of madness or suicidal glory, first dismissing his own soldiers, then charging against the amassing armies outside of his newly conquered capital, the city of Tyal, he appears to have rode by himself while screaming at the shield walls and being fired upon by skirmishers. His exact words are lost to time, however we know that he dismounted and ultimately charged against the line of swords, spears and shields, while wearing his finest jewellery and screaming at the men. The psychological impact of his campaigns can be surmounted by the fact that after his death every lord and lady in the surrounding kingdoms demanded to see the body in person, so as to be sure that their nightmare was over. His petty bandit kingdom fell soon after his unexpected death, having left no heir nor a will, much less any written constitution or laws, the men and women under his command appear to have initially defended what was left of his kingdom but ultimately dispersed back into hideouts all over the continent. Notwithstanding, his biggest mark on the continent's history was both a material and a symbolic blow to the aristocratic ways prevalent in those times.
For Randall's rise to power was a bloody one, but that was not uncommon in the era he lived or in the one preceding him. What made him unique was how he ultimately dispensed the same brutality upon lords and ladies as they had become used to dispense only to the lower classes. Furthermore, while Randall often ransomed or even recruited (sometimes conscripting at sword point) commoners, it became his hallmark to execute any captured lord or lady. This was in juxtaposition to the norms and rules followed by these aristocrats. As it's public and notorious, battles in those days were determined by the deaths of hundreds of commoners, under the command of a nobility who even in defeat was either ransomed or freed by their rivals. Randall turned this logic upside down, no longer were lords playing games, assured that even a defeat would be a minor setback, unsheathing their blades Randall meant assured death upon defeat. While the commoners were offered to pay for their liberty in coin or in service, the crowned heads were stuck on pikes and paraded outside of Randall's camp.
The profound impact of such brutal policy cannot be understated, having amassed a sizable host of looters, bandits, oathbreakers and deserters, achieving a wave of victories in both field battles and successful sieges, Randall showed that nobles could be defeated and that their lives were not worth any more than that of a commoner, even an outlaw that couldn't write his own name was worth the same as a banner knight once given the correct training and equipment. Multiple accounts of Randall's battles were passed around in oral history, some even portraying his final suicidal charge as a ruse, promising that he would return and lead a new host of outlaws to ravage the castles and towns of Calradia. Sources also mention several other men using his name and his banner to attempt such a thing, often ending up short and being crushed by coalitions that would have been impossible if not for Randall's deep impact on the nobility's psyche. It is unclear when exactly, as records are either unreliably or non-existent, likely due to scribes and archivists being forbidden to preserve this, but in the years following Randall's death his banner and name became associated with several quasi-independent cells of underground organizations. From Sturgian and Batanian, to the Imperial and even Khuzait and Aserai lands, sprouted a movement of commoners preaching for a society based on personal merit instead of birth. The constant infighting between the leaders of the nobility, as well as the on and off rebellions following on Randall's footsteps, made the kingdoms and realms unable to keep up with such activities.
What is known is that these movements ultimately achieved what we now take for granted in our continent, the professional armies and governments of our time. No longer are towns ruled by lords, no crowned heads rule over these lands. There are still those whose rise to power are based on nepotism and inherited wealth, however both in the armies and civil administration the rule to the top has become how much one can accomplish. Even those born out of the slums can become officers in the armies and officials in the cities, fortress and settlements are not gifts for an elite to receive and trade, much less to use in their wargames. The military conflicts have become such that the highest rate of casualties in battles are still in the lower ranks, however captured officers are expected to atone for their mistakes by either execution or sometimes lifelong imprisonment and disbarment from further service in the armed forces. The same extends to elected representatives that would cast their vote and influence behind wars, they are expected to bring about victory or suffer the same consequences they thrust upon the soldiers of their nations. No longer is the burden put solely on the weaker part of the societal hierarchy. This is obviously the fruit of centuries of struggle, however it's no exaggeration to say that one of the sparks for this was Randall, the man whose golden hound is still emblazoned in many flags and regimental banners to this day. For all the blood he shed and all the possible crimes he committed, history as taken him as a symbol of liberty and rebellion, of the power of the underclasses against a corrupt and nepotist elite.
This series was a banger.
It's too bad you get no room to breath as a bandit king, but you did good!
1:27
"i'm sorry i killed a guy behind you"
-I do not know if i should take this as an insult or a blessing
Man i loved the journey you went through. Hope to see you roleplay as more characters in bannerlord
i shed a tear for Randall in the end
This guy's roleplaying level is top-tier, amazing!
I cried a single, manly tear, when he died.
So, Randall was ambushed by enemies while hunting in forest and finally the menace to the Calradia was put to death.
Nah he wanted to die. He gave his personal guard the instruction to run and he had dismissed his army. He had one last great right with his horse but then let it go. He ran without a weapon and with open arms into his enemy. I call that a man who judged wanted to die with honor.
@@percy3993 Depend on what version the "winners" will give to the public
Truly, a legend among bandits
I did something similar in one of my playthroughs (just not as a bandit), i had won multiple battles and my forces had been dwindled to almost nothing, and another force of mainly horsemen had caught me, so i send my soldiers away to fight them alone. I died of course. But it was a fitting ending to that playthrough.
What a thrilling and moving ending to such a wonderful character. I am in awe.
We all wish we could meet our ends like him, but very few will ever face destiny with the courage and conviction of Randall.
what a perfect ending for this saga, Randall legend will be sung in all courts across the world
Vlandia, Sturgia, Aserai, Battania, Kuzait and Empire will soon die but legend of the bandit emperor Randall will never die
May he rest and feast upon his treasure he gathered in life.
The bane of men may his name live on in the stories some bard will tell in a tavern may kids of all lands grow up to fear his name.
All hail emperor Randall the dog of dinar
Randall might have gone out but this calls for a nomad horde series, start out as a young horse archer raider, amass an horde of horse archers and shock lancers, take over the steppe, execute every single lord in Calradia that dares to attack the horde, blood will flow like countless rivers of red, until all of the steppe and desert are owned by the Khan.
If you want to make more Bannerlord Videos, there is the Old World Mod, a Warhammer Fantasy Mod. It is so much fun and the devs put a lot of Work into it
A fitting end to the bandit lord. His reign could never last forever but he got what he wanted in the end
This is one of the best if not the best bannerlord video i ever watched :)
i love this bandit serie so much i really hope to see more
Bro I want more bandit series pleaseeee 😭😭 I like it
Incredible, absolutely incredible. Great end of a legend
That ending unironically gave me chills
Beautiful role-playing and acting! Also you got the best rhymes in the world :)
"To the shopping block!' "Excellent!"
"Execute them!" "Bogus..."
This was a very great experience... The finale!
Bravo!
almost cry at the end seriously this discours perfection
14:35 this was fckng epic, congratulations for your work, it was an excellent movie
I get the feeling that within towns and cities rumors of Randall reach the downtrodden and the thieves and scum, under the banner of the Golden Hound they organize and terrorize nobility, particularly those that are cruel and it becomes a ghost story. "If you are cruel to your subjects, the Hounds will find your throat."
i swear every single playthru, no matter who you are, will turn into bullying Sturgia
This series should be a whole movie!
Wow! Your storytelling has reached another level my man! 🙏🙌💯
Koifish's stories have more depth than most love stories
a better not-love-story than twilight
Well, that was entertaining and so much better than I expected.
This is without doubt the greatest ending in bannerlord playthrough history.
8:19 - 666 troops , the army of the beast
jeez, I had no idea this would have such a satisfyingly climactic end!
That was an absolute wild ride, beautiful series
THANK YOU! I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!❤
Lol during the monologue the endless train of relation messages
On the 15 of Spring 1087 AD Khuzaits and Sturgians are closing in on all sides to destroy Randall
“Rulers come and Rulers go but will our Kingdom fall apart?”
loved this series, lot of fun to watch!
Legends says the son of randal watched death of his father waiting for his vengeance disguised among lords of sturgia
Randal is always suicidal with the life he lives but he lives it regardless of others,and that is truly a man I could call my king👑
"You cannot undecapitate all of your friends"
That was the most epic video I've ever seen. Salute
"By god lads, aren't you gonna give him a cheer?!"
Most noble bandit king.
He was a great legend in heart but he fought with glory and his last words were lm coming father.
Call this man Al Mualim. This castle would make the Nizarids quake in their shoes.
You must be a viking in the next bannerlord video
It's 2022 and Koifish'S microphone is still echoing like a World War 2-Era Radio.
What’s going on with the banners of the Lords why does every faction have like 10 guys with these Sword banners ?
Imagining a castles lord sallying out by himself and killing like 100 dudes
Hail Randal, the one true king
This is a great ending for a great character.
Now it is time for you to face the greatest Bannerlord challenge!
Can you pull it off?
The French Revolution Challenge where you overthrow all the nobels of Calradia and put them ALL TO THE AXE!!!!!
You have successfully defended this castle again and again and again DIDNT GIVE SIEGERS A CHANCE HUH
A good ending to an excellent story.
I cried a little at the end :c
Beautiful ending
Well done, Randall
What a fun series! uhuhuhuhohu!
Your voice really reminds me of Nandor the Relentless from What we do in the Shadows.
When you say "Oyoyoy" popped a memory in my head. As my papa Lindquist said that..
What's with the feels man? I came here to giggle =)
Damn you Koifish you made me buy this game and now im addicted!
Awesome ending
"So you're a noble..." *grabs axe*
Lol I enjoyed it, fun and non serious with an epic ending
Randall was a very just person he brought the lowest of the low and gave them progress to continue forward so 5hey won't be be disrespected he's trying to make them be treated equal he's actually trying to bring the best way to peace he's the most just character in all calraydia
Best fucking story I've witnessed in a solid minute
That was fun to Watch 😂
In reality these Koifish series are ctually the story of Vunderfloof, the horse who served several Great, though somewhat crazy, Men.
Such a great video!
Success!!!
A fiting end.
Wasn't expecting it, but what other end would he have?
you should do a crusader series, start as a Vlandia and conquer the Aserai or smth
May I ask what you are taking before playing this game??
man i cried in the end
What a satisfying yet sad ending 👏👏👏
Simply amazing
Man I’m mad u had to do all that just to die for nun is crazy
And u know this video is old u just had to come back and see it again 😢😢
When in doubt charge the ladders