naming siege equipment "bad neighbor," "bad relative," and "god's own catapult" sounds like the DM forgot to cover some worldbuilding and was forced to make up something on the spot
@@leolinox still is. In fact, the online community has never been larger and more active. Age of Empires 2 definitive edition via Steam. New civs, techs units. It's amazing.
You should hear of life story of Muhammad. Muhammad forgave and rewarded people he captured in war even though they had tortured and murdered his close friends and cannibalized his family members.
Frederick Barbarossa's brief appearance seems like a footnote in the third crusade but in my humble opinion, his story is one of the most riveting in Holy Roman history.
History sure loves its anticlimactic death scenes. Just imagine if you were watching this as a tv series, and a this Barbarossa character is going to join the battle soon, and there's all this tension and drama as Saladin frets over what to do. And then Barbarossa drowns in a lake.
@@TheBespectacledN00b The Tudor period and the third Crusade are saparated by 400 years, the Crusades happened during the medieval age while the Tudor era happened during the Renaissance.
@@Mariner797 Hell, they've found stones used by slingers dating to Roman times that had little phrases etched on them. Said phrases included, "Ouch!", "This may hurt", and "I hope this hits you in the dick." Times change, military humor stays the same. ;P
@@johnpears9558 Man Barbarossa was a badass. Just a point, Richard never lost a single battle in the 3rd Crusade, completely besting Saladin in every engagement and embarrassing him more than once. And historians mostly agree that Barbarossa was the greatest general of the time. During the trip to the Holy Land he moved through the Byzantine Empire, after getting agreements that he would pass through without fighting. The Byzantine Emperor however didn't trust him so sent his army to ambush him. There was a battle, Barbarossa won. He then went on to completely trounce the Byzantine army, force them to release prisoners to him and agree to let him travel unmolested. So then the next phase of his journey went through Anatolia, he again got agreements to travel through the land years before he entered. The Seljuk Turks were not allies of Saladin, so this should be easy right? No. They attacked him just like the Byzantine, and just like the Byzantine forces he beat them in two very decisive battles and told them to stop making him angry he's just trying to go fight Saladin. So having unintentionally defeated two of the three greatest powers in the region, he brings his Crusading army. The largest best organized of the Crusader armies with the most experienced general at its head. And then he drowns. Much of his army deserts those that don't sort of bounce around the various leaders not knowing exactly who's in charge.
@@89Dienekes Barbarossa drowning was quite possibly one of the most consequential accidents in the entire middle east. All world history would be different if he hadn't and the 3rd crusade would have been far more successful.
@@frodgyofgingersnap9277 I feel like eating human corpses is slightly harder to justify in god's name.... Like I wouldn't feel like I'm going to heaven when I'm eating John's heart.
@@cometmoon4485 I meant to say that Saladin was man of pen (a Kurd). He wasn't from Muslim warrior class (a Turk). His masters, Zengids, were Turks and they were ruthless to Christians. However, Saladin wasn't.
@@tabrazbaloch What are you talking about? Barbarossa defeated Kilic Arslan decisively at Iconium, sacked the city and then moved on. Most losses of his army were either to dehydration or starvation while on the march and not related to fighting.
Just like what the coolest MCU villain said : An empire toppled by its enemies can rise again. But one which crumbles from within? That's dead... forever
These videos are a good reminder that even historical geniuses were kinda dumb. We have Saladin being like "let's just ignore that fortified christian city in a key position, i'm sure nothing bad will happen". We also have the emperor of the HRE dying in one of the dumbest and most anticlimactic way possible.
I dont know why but for some reason a lot of american yt channels really like to dump on pineapple pizza nowadays. (While depicting one with pepperonis as *the* pizza but thats another subject.) I personally prefer different toppings but i never would dismiss anything that i dont like automatically as wrong like potatoes for example.
and according to some sources Richard also proposed a marriage between his sister Joanah and Salahuddin's brother Alauddin and jointly share the kigndom.
Interesting - Age of Empires II claims Barbarossa drowned when he went for a swim upon finally reaching an oasis (I think). Something to discuss for the Lies episode?
From what little I understand, it’s not clear on the circumstances of Barbarossa’s death. The only thing I think confirmed is that he had drowned in his armor.
A quick wikipedia check notes that there are multiple, contradictory sources. He was kicked off by his horse, he went for a swim, he went to wash himself... We do know fairly certainly that he drowned in the Saleph river, but exactly how he ended up in the water depends on who you trust the most.
The checking your notes bit on the names of those siege engines was cracking me up guys. Another excellent episode. Stay well out there everybody, and Jesus Christ be with you friends.😊
Age of empires 2 memories strikes hard. After completing the entire Barbarossa mission with the Teutonic knights, he dies by drowning in a river. I still remember Bad neighbour and God's own sling sent to wreck saladins walls.
Ah yes, Holy Roman Emperor Frederick "I'm gonna drown anticlimacticly while trying to bathe in a river" Barbarossa of not-Holy not-Roman not-Empire (c)
The story of Barbarossa's death you've told isn't the version I've heard. The version I heard was that he was taking a bath in that river where he drowned and all of a sudden he had a seizure in the middle of the river and drowned. Either way, his cause of death was the same: a freak accident. Much like how Genghis Khan was killed by a freak accident after his horse got spooked during a hunting trip and it threw him off (he was roughly 65 when this happened, so he suffered some internal injuries that didn't heal properly and ended up dying from those injuries).
Just subscribed. These topics are amazing, but could you please cover the Italian wars after this one. It is one of the most underrated and misunderstood conflict in all of European history.
Yep! In AOE2, they ARE BOTH Trebuchets! They are named Bad Neighbor and God's Own Sling however! Their names are canon! (UGH that joke is too unintentional)
i love your videos! i was wondering if you could a video on the Legend of Atlacatl, according to folk tale, he was a king of an indiginous tribe of people in mesoamerica during the time of the spanish conquest and who led the revolt against the spanish...........its a really interesting story
The impression I got from the 3rd crusade is that Richard the Lionheart 's greatest foe in Holy Land was king Philip of France rather than Saladin. I am looking forward to watch the next video of the series to see if my impression is right or wrong 😊
Indeed Philip 2 of France who is considered one of the greatest french king was the nemesis of King Richard, both of them fought each other after the crusade
Salahddin: a king does not kill a king. I’ll let you go free unharmed and don’t come back again. Promise? Guy & the crusaders: Yes, we promise. (Actually, we are typical oath breakers & backstabbers)
Saladin a very merciful leader during those times was depicted as son of satan and a seven headed dragon, and the christians didn't realize Saladin was much better and actually more merciful than their kings. Goes to show you how propaganda works
Takeda Shingen & Uesugi Kenshin: Our rivalry is the most memorable in history! Saladin & Richard the Lionheart: *Both get up from their seats* Hold our drinks
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naming siege equipment "bad neighbor," "bad relative," and "god's own catapult" sounds like the DM forgot to cover some worldbuilding and was forced to make up something on the spot
that was me
Sorta like how a lot of rivers are basically just 'river' in what the local language was
@tod Hes a patron he can view the video early like me
Yeah
Honestly sounds more like names players come up with :D
Reminds me of the donkey we had in one campaign... we named him Horse
“Third Crusade..... Third Crusade...... #3”
-In the Title *3 times!*
I’m loving the authenticity here
HL3 confirmed
Crunchify him!
"Richard's family politics were a bit bonkers"
Isn't that most of European royal politics in a nutshell
It's most royal politics in the world.
to be fair, they are all kind of one big family
During these periods, all European politics where also family politics
The Plantagenets were especially chaotic
Play CKs to have full medieval age Royal politics experience.
Noblewoman: "Take whatever you want, just don't hurt me."
Saladin: "Take whatever you want just don't be hurt."
Noblewoman: :O
Haha
Hahaha
Hahahaha
Nobles:what the fu-
Saladin: NO SWEAR
OG Harem protagonist
Loved the Age of Empires II campaign depicting these events. In fact I might just go back and replay it for nostalgia's sake.
Tilbardaga
Damn what an awesome game that was
@@leolinox still is. In fact, the online community has never been larger and more active. Age of Empires 2 definitive edition via Steam. New civs, techs units. It's amazing.
My favourite campaign after the Barbarossa one, hands down. Love scenario six to death.
The most fun is converting the two big crusader trebs at Acre and using them against them
Saladin is the friendliest warlord I've ever seen
True he gave his enime fruites
More like tactition.
Anybody with a modicum of generosity was bestowed 'the great' title by Westerners.
You should hear of life story of Muhammad. Muhammad forgave and rewarded people he captured in war even though they had tortured and murdered his close friends and cannibalized his family members.
@@jasimmalik8078 if your talking about the prophete, suuuuuuuure he forgave everyone
The real crusade was the lack of friends we made on the way to Jerusalem
But they made some enthusiastic enemies. Doesn't that count for something?
That was gold
@@kaltaron1284 Honestly, with enemies like Saladin what do you even need friends for?
@@Freekymoho yeah like he even sends you peaches man
@@Freekymoho I think many of the crusader leaders thought that way. Esp. as they weren't really unified or had the same goals.
Frederick Barbarossa's brief appearance seems like a footnote in the third crusade but in my humble opinion, his story is one of the most riveting in Holy Roman history.
They could easily do a series on Frederick Barbarossa alone
@@martijn9568 and complete the Age of Kings saga, if discounting William Wallace tutorial.
@@sharilshahed6106 I think you're right😂 What's next, Age of the Conquers?
lmao what ? he did nothing but drown
@@jackal25301 You obviously have no idea about what Frederick Barbarossa did for the empire
So...Saladin is Ned Starking his way through this...
Saladin is basically a super successful Ned Stark so yes
Exactly what I thought too 🤣
Saladin is Southern Ned Stark with a head
Coupled with Robert's generosity towards defeated foes and reckless fiscal policy.
Saladin is Ned Stark with the confidence, power, and luck to be generous and profit.
History sure loves its anticlimactic death scenes. Just imagine if you were watching this as a tv series, and a this Barbarossa character is going to join the battle soon, and there's all this tension and drama as Saladin frets over what to do.
And then Barbarossa drowns in a lake.
Saladin has plot armour
the writers wanted to 'subvert expectations'
Almost as if Barbarossa and successful land invasions of eastern countries don't go together
*river
basically writers of Vikings and GoT
Naming the catapults ''bad neighbor'' and ''gods own catapult'' and they say present day jokes didn t exist back then.
From the Tudor period there's a cannon in one of the forts in southern England nicknamed "Queen Elizabeth's Pocket Pistol"
@@TheBespectacledN00b The Tudor period and the third Crusade are saparated by 400 years, the Crusades happened during the medieval age while the Tudor era happened during the Renaissance.
There is graffiti uncovered in Pompeii involving penis jokes.
Humanity never changed.
@@Mariner797 Hell, they've found stones used by slingers dating to Roman times that had little phrases etched on them. Said phrases included, "Ouch!", "This may hurt", and "I hope this hits you in the dick." Times change, military humor stays the same. ;P
The equivalent of calling a nuke "little boy" or a battleship boaty mc boatface
Excuse me, but Richard proper title is “Duke of Aquitaine, and King of Places that he didn’t care about as much as Aquitaine.”
Duke of Aquitaine, and King of Aquitain't
He loved Normandy more then Aquitaine, before his death he requested that his heart be buried in Rouen Normandy.
you jack rackam fan, arent you
@@rennor3498
I love how medivial royalty wanted to be cut up after death just so they could be buried in multiple places...
@@manticore2804 Arènt we all?
Fact: Friedrich Barbarossa was around 72 when he died in Anatolia
Wait really
@@johnpears9558 Man Barbarossa was a badass. Just a point, Richard never lost a single battle in the 3rd Crusade, completely besting Saladin in every engagement and embarrassing him more than once. And historians mostly agree that Barbarossa was the greatest general of the time.
During the trip to the Holy Land he moved through the Byzantine Empire, after getting agreements that he would pass through without fighting. The Byzantine Emperor however didn't trust him so sent his army to ambush him. There was a battle, Barbarossa won. He then went on to completely trounce the Byzantine army, force them to release prisoners to him and agree to let him travel unmolested.
So then the next phase of his journey went through Anatolia, he again got agreements to travel through the land years before he entered. The Seljuk Turks were not allies of Saladin, so this should be easy right? No. They attacked him just like the Byzantine, and just like the Byzantine forces he beat them in two very decisive battles and told them to stop making him angry he's just trying to go fight Saladin.
So having unintentionally defeated two of the three greatest powers in the region, he brings his Crusading army. The largest best organized of the Crusader armies with the most experienced general at its head.
And then he drowns. Much of his army deserts those that don't sort of bounce around the various leaders not knowing exactly who's in charge.
@@89Dienekes Barbarossa drowning was quite possibly one of the most consequential accidents in the entire middle east. All world history would be different if he hadn't and the 3rd crusade would have been far more successful.
@@matthewbadley5063 Dude, man died to a fucking water, get serious
@@89Dienekes That's because Allah is with the Muslims and not the Pegan Infidels and the victory is from Allah
Allah Akbar
Maybe Saladin thought it'd be easier to defeat Guy de Lusignan again than maybe some random new guy ^^
Better to fight the enemy you know than to fight the enemy who has only just arisen
@@rileydavidson207 reason why in sports, sometimes debutants and underdogs shock veterans with their better performances.
Saladin made him promise never to take arms against Muslims ever again. But he broke the promise.
As they say, better the devil you know than the devil you don't.
Ur kidding right? U do realise he had him and could have easily killed him but chose to let him go
I guess you can call me a "Bad neighbor" for shooting "God's own catapult" at my "Bad relative"
Lol
oh god...'S OWN CATAPULT
I love Saladin holding a "I ♥️ Jerusalem" mug. i want one.
That's "I ❤️ Al Aqsa" 😂
I literally have one from my visit to Israel 😂 highly recommend it lol
Bad relative, bad neighbourg and gods own catapult: we are the new big boys!
The warwolf: lisent up kids!
The Siege of Acre is pretty much a petty fight in an otherwise lovely neighbourhood.
Just like the siege of Acre in 1799
@@manatarms7652 the only thing that is different is the French lost that time
Hi
All these years later and Crusaders still eating corpses, somethings never change even if this is the THIRD time they try this.
I suspected the whole crusade for god thing was just an excuse to get away with delicious cannibalism.
Food supply was rather hard to get during those time
@@frodgyofgingersnap9277 I feel like eating human corpses is slightly harder to justify in god's name.... Like I wouldn't feel like I'm going to heaven when I'm eating John's heart.
@@setcheck67 - don't worry. The flesh and blood of Jebus are alright. John's heart can't be a problem then.
Saladin when Frederick Barbarossa dies of drowning while crossing a river because of the weight of his armour
< *bruh*
Barbarossa's forces were almost extinct by Sultan Kiliç Arsalan in First Crusade. Saladin was not man of sword he was man of pen a Kurd not a Turk.
@@tabrazbaloch
Who ever claimed Saladin was a Turk?
@@cometmoon4485 I meant to say that Saladin was man of pen (a Kurd). He wasn't from Muslim warrior class (a Turk). His masters, Zengids, were Turks and they were ruthless to Christians. However, Saladin wasn't.
@@tabrazbaloch Isn't Turk an ethnicity?
@@tabrazbaloch What are you talking about? Barbarossa defeated Kilic Arslan decisively at Iconium, sacked the city and then moved on. Most losses of his army were either to dehydration or starvation while on the march and not related to fighting.
9:19
I love at the end of the video were Zoey and the toddler drew swords and started clashing with eachother
Is that toddler Rob's daughter? You know, the one he got Paternity leave with durring the 100 years' war series?
@@gwenward2141 That's a long leave.
@@poilboiler underrated
4:40 Saladin, too good for his own good.
Just wait until Jaffa where his sense of fairness may be directly why he lost the battle.
“Division”
Arguably *for me at least* is the 2nd killer of historical victories and successes, right behind diseases...
Treason and superiour intel should also be in the top 5.
Just like what the coolest MCU villain said : An empire toppled by its enemies can rise again. But one which crumbles from within? That's dead... forever
"King of the Holy Roman Empire"
Wait a second..
something about that sounds a little off
Besides HRE being neither Holy, nor Roman, nor an Empire?
Holy roman empire is the fanciest name germany ever had ^^
@@jonnunn4196 back then b4 Voltaire's time a medieval age feudal Empire was indeed should look like HRE both from inside and outside.
@@2MeterLP Germany did exist though within the HRE called "Regnum Teutonicum".
Church: SALADIN IS THE DEVIL'S SON MAY GOD CURSE HIM!!!
Saladin: wanna free money yo
That little swordfight with Zoey and the baby was mad cute
These videos are a good reminder that even historical geniuses were kinda dumb.
We have Saladin being like "let's just ignore that fortified christian city in a key position, i'm sure nothing bad will happen".
We also have the emperor of the HRE dying in one of the dumbest and most anticlimactic way possible.
Hindsight is 20/20
"Bad neighbour" is the best name for a catapult. Change my mind.
5:14 "Saladin's worst mistake" *Shows pineapple on pizza* But I like pineapple on pizza.....
TakoyaKyona’s worst mistake
Haters gonna hate.
Heretic
I dont know why but for some reason a lot of american yt channels really like to dump on pineapple pizza nowadays. (While depicting one with pepperonis as *the* pizza but thats another subject.) I personally prefer different toppings but i never would dismiss anything that i dont like automatically as wrong like potatoes for example.
HERESY
Immagin reaching Jerusalem
This post was made by the Holy roman emperor gang
5:15 Ahh yes the worst mistake in the history of the Crusades...putting pineapple on pizza.
Considering the difficulty and cost of locating and importing pinapples at this point in history...
and according to some sources Richard also proposed a marriage between his sister Joanah and Salahuddin's brother Alauddin and jointly share the kigndom.
imagine if that worked out and the muslims gained a hold in england of all places :D
That's the worst idea I have ever heard
@@ceasefire2825 lmao aren’t we in England now? Although Britain is a secular state now
That would have been interesting to say the least
Will Richard was smart because that could’ve helped England to be far stronger
I have read that the ice sent by Saladin to Richard came from the top of Mount Hermon, 160 km (100miles) from where they were.
Man The comedy of this images are always fun to watch 😂😂😂😂
I think they are too modern
I'm glad this is presented in an equal and balanced way.
Good video!
Salahadin is sooo friendly and faithful
Richard wins the battles but loses the war.
Saladin loses the battles but wins the war.
War time butchery aside Saladin seems like an exceptionally courteous guy
I love this period of history and the honor and chivalry that defines it's warfare 👍
Interesting - Age of Empires II claims Barbarossa drowned when he went for a swim upon finally reaching an oasis (I think). Something to discuss for the Lies episode?
Oasis in Cilicia. Yeah. Heh-
From what little I understand, it’s not clear on the circumstances of Barbarossa’s death. The only thing I think confirmed is that he had drowned in his armor.
A quick wikipedia check notes that there are multiple, contradictory sources. He was kicked off by his horse, he went for a swim, he went to wash himself... We do know fairly certainly that he drowned in the Saleph river, but exactly how he ended up in the water depends on who you trust the most.
It’s true
@@theanarchist_0025 then who would go to swim while having 20 kilogram metal on them
The quip about Saladin's money being hidden from him made me giggle, thank you
And I was always wondering why the heck is there trebuchet in Age of Empires II called Bad Neighbor. :D
Now I know, thank you.
This fucking man just being so damn nice to his supposed enemies is great, more people need to do that.
Rl: is sick
Saladin: and i took that, personally
At least they didn't call their catapults Big Bertha.
8:17 here we see the world's first techpriest in history
The Adeptus mechanics approves of praying for to your war machines.
Those priests may be the ancestors of the Machine Priests of Mars.
I was just thinking that! Those were literal techpriests making prayers to keep the siege weapons operational!
So, How many Crusade you need?
POPE: YESSSSS
Age of Empires depicts a much stupider death for Barbarossa, where decides to jump into an oasis in his heavy armor
These videos make crusades look fun and jolly 😆
The checking your notes bit on the names of those siege engines was cracking me up guys. Another excellent episode. Stay well out there everybody, and Jesus Christ be with you friends.😊
“So we meet again Saladin”
ho ho you dare to approach me Richard?
Saracens: not like crusaders are led by Achilles
**friend request Richard Leo ♌️ *
Saladin: bummer ....
I seriously hate the whole premise of a crusade in the first place, but I gotta admit that naming your catapults is pretty badass.
sunday is my favourite day. all my favourite channels upload at once
"Richards family politics were a bit bonkers", easily sums up half of the monarchies of England
It's LORD Saladin to you, pal. Now I know who is not invited to the next Iron Banner.
I wish God's Own Catapult a very pleasant afternoon.
Age of empires 2 memories strikes hard. After completing the entire Barbarossa mission with the Teutonic knights, he dies by drowning in a river.
I still remember Bad neighbour and God's own sling sent to wreck saladins walls.
7:37 wow . . . now I know why nobody bothered to remember that guy.
Ah yes, Holy Roman Emperor Frederick "I'm gonna drown anticlimacticly while trying to bathe in a river" Barbarossa of not-Holy not-Roman not-Empire (c)
"Time to Take up the Cross!"
(Tales of Phantasia Battle Theme playing on the background)
Fellow man of culture
9:22 lol the toddler sword fighting with the cat "The True Rivalry"
Now this is a bigger rivalry
Barbarrossa will be back on preciscly June 22, 1941.
"Saladin's worst mistake"
*Shows pinapple on pizza*
I mean, its a mistake for sure
No It’s Not
How could anyone ruin a perfectly good pizza like that? For shame
The story of Barbarossa's death you've told isn't the version I've heard. The version I heard was that he was taking a bath in that river where he drowned and all of a sudden he had a seizure in the middle of the river and drowned. Either way, his cause of death was the same: a freak accident. Much like how Genghis Khan was killed by a freak accident after his horse got spooked during a hunting trip and it threw him off (he was roughly 65 when this happened, so he suffered some internal injuries that didn't heal properly and ended up dying from those injuries).
Imagine getting yeeted by a Bad Neighbour or Bad Relative or God's own catapult
You guys should make an episode about the battle of yarmouk
You know what Sun Tzu says:
Long United must be devided,long divided must be reunited
I see you are a man of history as well.
Why let French-British territorial and political disputes get in the way of a good crusade?
You're about 600 years too early for any "Britain" here.
Yeah, but you got the meaning. Nobody likes a nitpicker
Just subscribed. These topics are amazing, but could you please cover the Italian wars after this one. It is one of the most underrated and misunderstood conflict in all of European history.
Okay but a pineapple atop a pizza as the visual for "worst mistake" got me dead
Jeez, Saladin is that player that DESPERATELY wants the armour thats locked behind Max. Level Paragon Score
Those catapults look more like trebuchets to me. They’re kinda different tbh.
But can they fire 90kg stones over 300 meters?
Yep! In AOE2, they ARE BOTH Trebuchets!
They are named Bad Neighbor and God's Own Sling however! Their names are canon! (UGH that joke is too unintentional)
True, catapults can't launch a 90kg Projectile 300m.
All Trebuchets are also Catapults. But not the reverse. (Trebuchets are a proper subclass of Catapults)
5:51 now that's an idea for a tshirt....
Thank you! Insightful as usual!
i love your videos! i was wondering if you could a video on the Legend of Atlacatl, according to folk tale, he was a king of an indiginous tribe of people in mesoamerica during the time of the spanish conquest and who led the revolt against the spanish...........its a really interesting story
That "Son of Satan" art. **chef's kiss**
"God's own Catapult" Did they keep track of its kills? That sounds like a hell of a Strange weapon to me.
The name prolly sounded better in French/Olde English
Gotta love that they catapulted with “Godmode catapult” and “mother-in-law”😂
Saldadin's worst mistake: Pineapple on pizza
Me who loves Hawaiian Pizza: *D:*
Fun fact: Pineapple isn't native to Hawaii.
@@poilboiler welllllll shit
The impression I got from the 3rd crusade is that Richard the Lionheart 's greatest foe in Holy Land was king Philip of France rather than Saladin. I am looking forward to watch the next video of the series to see if my impression is right or wrong 😊
Indeed Philip 2 of France who is considered one of the greatest french king was the nemesis of King Richard, both of them fought each other after the crusade
"Went crusading Looted this shirt" needs to be on a shirt.
7:07 worst torture... 😥🤣
You're gonna draw Altair in this... right?
So that's why Acre was so messed up when we visited in Assassin's Creed 1.
I just finished watching The Last Crusade, nice coincidence.
Salahddin: a king does not kill a king. I’ll let you go free unharmed and don’t come back again. Promise?
Guy & the crusaders: Yes, we promise. (Actually, we are typical oath breakers & backstabbers)
Man. That is some serious torture you showed there. I do not know if TH-cam will allow that.
Saladin a very merciful leader during those times was depicted as son of satan and a seven headed dragon, and the christians didn't realize Saladin was much better and actually more merciful than their kings. Goes to show you how propaganda works
Very Interesting.
Thanks,
Regards.
Please talk about the order of Assassins in the next episode, a.k.a the real life version of Assassin’s Creed
"Richard's family politics were a bit bonkers" understatement alert just went wild!
2:05 Goals:
1-Pay saladin Tithe.
2-Go Crusade & kill saladin.
3- Take Back the holy stuff.
Takeda Shingen & Uesugi Kenshin: Our rivalry is the most memorable in history!
Saladin & Richard the Lionheart: *Both get up from their seats* Hold our drinks
Zoey and the baby at the end be like: Amateurs😂😂😂
not Salladin, as a Muslim he can't drink wine
*Hold our WATER and wine respectively
Tickling...the most gruesome of tortures!
6:43. Awesome reference! Lolol
Thank you Destiny, for making me only able to think about Saladin being thrown straight into the battle like a missile.