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the Bruce had captured almost every English city north of York. Edward II gathered an<br />

army and marched forth to subdue the Scots, but Bruce won the decisive battle at<br />

Bannockburn, thus giving Scotland its independence.<br />

Nikopolis (1396 AD)<br />

By the late 14th century, the once-mighty Byzantine Empire had been reduced to little<br />

more than the city of Constantinople. In 1391, the Ottoman ruler Bayazid besieged the<br />

city. Pope Boniface IX called for a crusade, and John De Nevers, the son of the Duke<br />

of Burgundy, led a Bracno-Burgundian army to fight the Ottomans. He was joined<br />

by King Sigizmund of Hungary. The crusaders met the Ottomans at Nikopol on the<br />

Danube. The arrogance of the French nobles was once again shown when John De<br />

Nevers led his knights into a frontal charge of the Ottoman positions without waiting<br />

for the bulk of the army to follow. The Turks took advantage of this reckless act and<br />

counter-attacked the Franks with their heavy cavalry and Serbian allied regiments. The<br />

last Crusade ended infamously on the banks of the Danube.<br />

King of Towers<br />

King of Towers is a special mode of play where both sides compete for the towers<br />

on the battlefield. In this mode, you will play on an open field with a set number of<br />

towers. In the beginning, the towers are neutral. You have to capture as many towers<br />

as possible, for every tower in your possession generates an additional amount of<br />

money. If you order your knight to camp, you can purchase additional units for your<br />

army from the knight’s tent. The goal of the game is to capture all of the towers or to<br />

kill all enemy knights.<br />

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